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Alpine F1 protege Doohan weighing up 2024 options as F2 exit confirmed

The most likely progression for Doohan is that he concentrates on the Alpine reserve role and is fully embedded in the Enstone team next year, while continuing his test programme in a two-year-old car.

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Oscar Piastri: ‘Racing guys you grew up watching on TV can be daunting’

Oscar Piastri has two podium finishes in his F1 debut season for McLaren and tells Giles Richards how much he is relishing competing against the world’s best drivers

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New F1 engine technical director “will challenge” Alpine – Famin

Experienced power unit engineer Meignan will return to France after a four-year spell at Mercedes HPP in Brixworth, followed by a slightly shorter stint at Ferrari, where he acted as Head of Department at both outfits.

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Doohan weighing up 2024 options as F2 exit confirmed

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F1 Mexico GP qualifying - Start time, how to watch & more

With the prospect of breaking his own record for the most wins in a season should he chalk up a 16th success of 2023 in Mexico, Verstappen enjoyed a strong start to the weekend by topping both FP1 and FP2 in his RB19.

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Horner: F1's sprint parc ferme rules are a "joke"

F1 tweaked the sprint format it uses at six races in 2023 by moving qualifying for the main grand prix to Friday afternoon, followed by sprint qualifying and the race on Saturday ahead of Sunday's main grand prix.

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Haas trusts F1 rookie Bearman won't "go through anything stupid" in Mexico GP run

The Ferrari Driver Academy member, who currently lies sixth in the FIA F2 standings, is the latest in a line of Maranello proteges to get track time with Haas.

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Perez hopes Mexico F1 paddock access clampdown will create “nice balance”

The 2022 event was marked by fans who had bought or been given paddock access being overenthusiastic around the drivers, and making life hard for them as they tried to move around.

Autosport

The sweet-handling Toyota epilogue to its F1 adventure

You might imagine that one-time grand prix winner Jarno Trulli would pick the mount that took him to his only success as his all-time favourite car - even more so if the backdrop for that success was Monaco. But the Italian driver instead plumps for the final truly competitive car…

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FIA closes off backdoor route to obtain rivals’ F1 engine secrets

F1’s car makers are currently working on the design of the new turbo-hybrid power units that will come into play from 2026.

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Friday favourite: The sweet-handling Toyota epilogue to its F1 adventure

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Verstappen rallies against plan to revamp F1 sprint format

Sprints have been a fixture in F1 since 2021, with the 2023 season featuring six such events.

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Verstappen gets “no satisfaction” from F1 sprint wins

Sprints have been a fixture in F1 since 2021, with the 2023 season featuring six sprint events.

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Piastri predicts tough times at Mexico F1 Grand Prix

Australia's Oscar Piastri is forecasting a challenging Formula One grand prix in Mexico City for his McLaren.

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Mexican GP reduces F1 paddock crowds to avoid security issues

The number of fans and VIPs in the paddock in last year's race at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez led to security issues, with spectators crowding hospitality units and accosting drivers.

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Mexico GP reduces F1 paddock crowds to avoid security issues

The number of fans and VIPs in the paddock in last year's race at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez led to security issues, with spectators crowding hospitality units and accosting drivers.

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The factors behind COTA’s F1 US GP spectator numbers dip

As the saying goes, everything is bigger and better in Texas, but does that hold true when it comes to the F1 event that has established its roots in the Lone Star State since 2012?

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The factors behind Austin’s F1 US GP spectator numbers dip

As the saying goes, everything is bigger and better in Texas, but does that hold true when it comes to the F1 event that has established its roots in the Lone Star State since 2012?

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F1 Academy champion Garcia awarded fully-funded Prema FRECA seat for 2024

Garcia bagged seven race wins on her way to winning the 2023 F1 Academy title in Austin, as the all-female series supported a Formula 1 round for the first time at last weekend's United States Grand Prix.

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Tyre strategy, not reverse grids, best way to spice up F1 sprints - Stella

A lacklustre sprint race at the United States Grand Prix has prompted discussions about what F1 needs to do to ramp up the entertainment factor with the Saturday events.

Autosport

Mexico test gives Pirelli last chance to modify 2024 F1 tyre range

The Italian company has already decided that its other tyres will remain unchanged for next year, and the Mexican running is the only opportunity to prove the worth of the revised C4.

Autosport

Tyre strategy not reverse grids best way to spice up F1 sprints - Stella

A lacklustre sprint race at the United States Grand Prix has prompted discussions about what F1 needs to do to ramp up the entertainment factor with the Saturday events.

Autosport

Red Bull F1's Abu Dhabi FP1 invitation a "welcome surprise" for Dennis

Dennis will make his first official grand prix weekend appearance for Red Bull when he drives the team’s RB19 in FP1 at the Abu Dhabi season finale next month.

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Magazine: F1 United States GP analysis and BTCC season review

Many of Verstappen’s recent successes have not exactly pushed the Dutchman to dig deep, such has been the advantage of the RB19, but the United States Grand Prix was different. As Alex Kalinauckas explains, a combination of a track limits penalty, Red Bull brake problems, improved performance from McLaren and…

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FIA: Simply “impossible” to check every part on every F1 car

Hamilton and Leclerc were excluded from last weekend’s United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas after their floor planks were found to have worn away beyond the allowed amount.

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