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Former Ferrari F1 mastermind to take up role in McLaren's road car arm

Former Ferrari chief Luca Di Montezemolo has been appointed as a director of the McLaren Group Holdings Limited, which controls the McLaren Automotive business and has a minority stake in the Formula 1 team.

Autosport

Lando Norris puts Canada crash behind him to set practice pace in Austria

Norris’ world championship bid was dealt a significant blow in Montreal a fortnight ago.

The Independent UK

F1 Austrian GP: Norris returns to top FP2 in McLaren 1-2

Lando Norris was fastest in second practice for the Austrian Grand Prix as he returned to the cockpit for the first time since crashing into his McLaren Formula 1 team-mate Oscar Piastri in Canada.

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F1 Austrian GP: Lando Norris heads McLaren 1-2 from Max Verstappen in FP2

Lando Norris was fastest in the second free practice session for the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix as he returned to the cockpit for the first time since crashing into his McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri in Canada.

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Supercars are expensive, and more often than not, you're limited to one powertrain option and one body style, with very little wiggle room for full-on customization. That is, unless you're willing to throw an obscene amount of money at a company like Ferrari or Lamborghini. But a British engineering firm…

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Here's what Ferrari is targeting with its F1 Austrian GP floor upgrades

Of the top Formula 1 teams, Ferrari made the largest statement with its Austrian Grand Prix updates as it hopes to undo a mixed start to the 2025 season.

Motorsport

Analysis: What Ferrari is targeting with its F1 Austrian GP floor updates

Of the 'Big Four' teams, Ferrari made the largest statement with its Austrian Grand Prix updates as it hopes to undo a mixed start to the 2025 Formula 1 season.

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Autosport Retro: My favourite F1 season - Jake Boxall-Legge's 1999

Episode Seven of ‘My Favourite F1 Season’ has just been released on the Autosport Retro podcast channel with the 1999 campaign being the focus this time around.

Autosport

F1 Austrian GP: Russell leads Verstappen in messy FP1 at Red Bull Ring

George Russell followed up on his Canadian Grand Prix victory by setting the pace in opening practice for Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring.

Autosport

F1 Austrian GP: George Russell fastest in FP1 as Alex Dunne impresses

George Russell followed up on his Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix victory by setting the pace in the first free practice session for the Austrian GP at the Red Bull Ring.

Motorsport

Michael Schumacher Now: A Silent Legacy as Verstappen Rewrites the Record Books

Max Verstappen has overtaken Michael Schumacher's career podium record, reigniting conversations about the former champion's legacy. While Verstappen's rise continues, Schumacher's story has shifted from victory to vulnerability, defined by his family's emotional silence following his 2013 accident. As Formula 1 races on, Schumacher's presence endures.

International Business Times UK

Ferrari and Red Bull reveal Austria F1 floor changes, McLaren tweaks suspension

Ferrari and Red Bull have detailed changes to their floors at this weekend's Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix, while McLaren is introducing a tweaked front suspension.

Autosport

Brad Pitt reveals why Mercedes and Ferrari pit crews couldn’t stop laughing at APX GP team

Brad Pitt unveiled a rare piece of ‘F1’ movie memorabilia that caused multiple teams in the paddock to “laugh their a**es off” at the film crew. During an appearance on Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast, Pitt gave the host a gift from the movie set: a black and gold APX…

Motorsport

Charles Leclerc “probably” won’t like driving F1’s “less enjoyable” 2026 cars

Charles Leclerc has given a concerning update on the new Formula 1 cars for the 2026 season - saying “it’s not the most enjoyable race car I’ve driven”.

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Alarm bells ringing for F1's 2026 car as Leclerc delivers worrying verdict

Charles Leclerc has given a concerning update on the new Formula 1 cars for the 2026 season - saying “it’s not the most enjoyable race car I’ve driven”.

Autosport

Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week

Pirelli Motorsport is recruiting a Trackside Engineer.

Autosport

Autosport magazine: British GP home stars and Kubica’s Le Mans win

Lando Norris, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton and Ollie Bearman will head to their home grand prix at Silverstone in different states of mind.

Autosport

F1 Austrian GP: When and how to watch the race live, TV channel, standings

Formula 1 rolls into the Styrian mountains, which provide the backdrop to the glorious Red Bull Ring. Despite being one of the shortest circuits on the calendar, the home of the Austrian Grand Prix is one of the fastest tracks and always serves up plenty of action that you won't…

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F1 Austrian GP: Start time and how to watch the race live, TV channel, standings

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Because there's no such thing as binary fashion

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The most exciting moments in the history of F1’s Austrian Grand Prix

When the Austrian Grand Prix made its world championship debut back in 1964, few would have expected it to be a calendar fixture more than 60 years later. The dreary L-shaped layout of the temporary track on Zeltweg airfield did little to sell anybody on a return to the area.

Autosport

Soft sell: vintage F1 memorabilia goes on sale at Selfridges

American-born retail magnate Harry Gordon Selfridge was claimed to be on a mission to transform shopping into an enjoyable experience when he opened his Oxford Street emporium in 1909. Among the first attractions to be displayed in store, alongside consumer goods, was the aeroplane in which aviation pioneer Louis Bleriot…

InsideEVs

The Slate Truck Proves We Need More Startup Car Companies

Former Fisker executive Matthew DeBord knows how tough the EV startup world can be. He still thinks it's worth starting a car company.

The Independent UK

Christian Horner believes ‘respect is lacking’ from current crop of F1 team bosses

The Red Bull F1 boss is the longest-serving F1 team principal in the paddock at 20 years

Motorsport

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