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COTA undertaking track resurfacing to fix bumps after F1 and MotoGP complaints

The Circuit of the Americas is undergoing further resurfacing work as it attempts to finally address the bumps that have beset it in recent years.

Autosport

COTA undertaking track resurfacing after F1 and MotoGP complaints

The Circuit of the Americas is undergoing further major resurfacing work as it attempts to finally address the bumps that have beset it in recent years.

Motorsport

Albert Park Formula 1 modification works complete

The modifications to the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix layout at Albert Park have been complete ahead to this year's race.

Motorsport

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Albert Park modification works complete ahead of F1 return

Modifications to the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix layout at Melbourne's Albert Park have been completed ahead of this year's race.

Autosport

Australian GP won't have Djokovic-style vaccine drama

The Australian Grand Prix is well placed to avoid a Novak Djokovic/Australian Open-style border stand-off, says event boss Andrew Westacott.

Autosport

Piastri sees benefit to F1 reserve role

He'd rather be racing, but Australian young gun Oscar Piastri knows his time as an F1 reserve driver can prepare him for a drive in the championship in 2023.

AAP

Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix organisers rule out COVID-19 vaccination exemptions

Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix chief Andrew Westacott says anyone competing in the event must be "100 per cent vaccinated and there won't be an exemption sought for anyone from anyone".

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F1's new rules will cut gap between front and back in half, reckons FIA

Formula 1's more restrictive aero rules, plus the cost cap, should cut in half the gap between the front and the back of the grid after one year, reckons the FIA.

Motorsport

Mercedes "bullish" on F1 engine reliability progress, says McLaren

Mercedes is 'bullish' it has got on top of the Formula 1 engine reliability problems that proved such a headache at the end of last season, says customer team McLaren.

Autosport

Mazepin aims to improve bonding with wider Haas F1 team in 2022

Nikita Mazepin says he wants to improve how he interacts with the wider Haas Formula 1 team in 2022 as he aims to make progress in his second season.

Autosport

F1's new rules will cut gap between front and back in half – FIA

Formula 1's more restrictive aero rules, plus the cost cap, should cut in half the gap between the front and the back of the grid after one year, reckons the FIA.

Autosport

Formula E: The motorsport leading the sprint to save the planet

Exclusive: Alejandro Agag and Nyck de Vries talk the future of the motorsport, climate change, and Mercedes’ decision to depart the series

The Independent UK

Magazine: F1 2022 unpacked, Raikkonen's F1 farewell and WRC preview

Formula 1’s 2022 rules, Kimi Raikkonen and the new era for the World Rally Championship all feature in this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (20 January).

Autosport

Raikkonen glad to leave "fake things" in Formula 1 behind

Kimi Raikkonen says he is glad to leave 'fake things' in Formula 1 behind following his retirement, expressing frustration over the impact of money and politics within the series.

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Max Verstappen will be 'unsatisfied' with title triumph after 'unfair' ending to season

Max Verstappen will not be happy with the way he won the f1 world title, according to Damon Hill. The Dutchman secured his maiden championship in controversial circumstances at last month's Abu Dhabi GP

Motorsport

Chadwick joins Coulthard for Team GB at Race of Champions

Two-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick and former F1 star David Coulthard have been confirmed for the Race of Champions next month.

Motorsport

Insider’s guide: Rules of overtaking

Do you know what rights drivers have in combat, how DRS works and who F1’s best overtakers are? Find out this and more here…

Autosport

Top 10 Lotus F1 drivers ranked: Clark, Andretti, Senna and more

Lotus is one of the most illustrious names in motorsport history. Although Red Bull looks set to overtake it on the all-time Formula 1 wins list, Lotus is unlikely to be caught by another team and should remain in the top six for years to come.

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McLaren expects "extremely high" rate of F1 development in 2022

McLaren technical director James Key is expecting Formula 1 teams to go through an 'extremely high' development rate in 2022 as they come to grips with its new rulebook.

Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton should go out all engines blazing and not raging at Formula One bosses

If seven-times champion walks away after controversial call from Michael Masi, it will be the tamest of retirements from a driver who should officially go down as the Greatest Of All Time

Motorsport

FIA Abu Dhabi F1 investigation must deliver clear answers, says McLaren

The FIA’s report into the events of Formula 1’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix must be transparent and deliver a full and honest explanation of what happened, says McLaren CEO Zak Brown.

The Independent UK

F1 impasse could see sprint races scrapped in 2022

Three sprint events were held in 2021

Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton's future still in the balance as F1 chiefs hold conflicting views over Masi

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is still yet to confirm whether he will return for the 2022 season after his heartbreak in Abu Dhabi last month

Autosport

F1 money dispute could scupper 2022 sprint race plans

Formula 1 risks having to abandon plans for sprint races in 2022 amid an ongoing stalemate over costs, according to McLaren CEO Zak Brown.

Daily Mirror

Romain Grosjean defends Michael Masi's Abu Dhabi call that left Lewis Hamilton seething

Lewis Hamilton felt F1 race director Michael Masi's decision which changed the 2021 title race was so unfair that he is reported to be considering retirement

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