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Mercedes star George Russell accuses rivals Red Bull and Ferrari of "pushing" F1 rules

F1's top teams have been at each others' throats ever since the FIA announced its new technical directive over porpoising – the implementation of which has been delayed several times

Daily Mirror

FIA set to finalise stricter F1 roll hoop tests for 2023

The FIA is set to finalise plans for stricter roll hoop tests for 2023 Formula 1 cars in a meeting with team technical directors on Wednesday.

Motorsport

FIA set to finalise stricter F1 roll hoops tests after Zhou's British GP crash

The FIA is set to finalise plans for stricter roll hoop tests for 2023 Formula 1 cars in a meeting with team technical directors on Wednesday.

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Michael Schumacher 'sometimes cries' when he hears familiar sounds or sees mountains

Schumacher has rarely been seen in public since the terrible accident while skiing with his then-14-year-old son Mick (who now races in F1)

Irish Mirror

F1 fans suspicious after Michael Masi 'signed NDA' with FIA over Abu Dhabi GP fiasco

Former F1 race director Michael Masi reportedly signed a non-disclosure agreement with the FIA to never discuss the controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, which led to Max Verstappen's first world title

Irish Mirror

Brain damage risks shows FIA must act on F1 porpoising, says Wolff

An FIA medical report that warns about the risks of brain damage to drivers from excessive porpoising proves rule changes are needed for next year, says Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.

Autosport

What is F1's summer break, why does it happen and how long is it?

After a run of 12 races in 21 weeks, the Formula 1 paddock heads into a summer break in August immediately after the Belgian GP.

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Masi felt like "most hated man in the world", received death threats

Ex-Formula 1 race director Michael Masi has revealed he received death threats and felt like “the most hated man in the world” after the controversial Abu Dhabi season finale.

Motorsport

Fuming fans sent axed F1 race director Michael Masi death threats after Abu Dhabi fiasco

For the first time, Masi has opened up on the level of horrific abuse he received from F1 fans on social media after the errors he made which cost Lewis Hamilton the 2021 title

Daily Mirror

Masi felt like “most hated man in the world”, received death threats after Abu Dhabi

Ex-Formula 1 race director Michael Masi has revealed he received death threats and felt like “the most hated man in the world” after the controversial Abu Dhabi season finale.

Autosport

Ex-F1 race director Masi reveals death threats, 'vile' abuse

Sydney (AFP) - Axed Formula One race director Michael Masi Sunday revealed he was bombarded with "vile" abuse and death threats after his stunning call that cost Lewis Hamilton an eighth world title.

AFP

De Vries loses London E-Prix podium for robust defending

Nyck de Vries has been handed a five-second penalty after Formula E's London E-Prix, dropping from third to sixth place after using more than one defensive manoeuvre against Nick Cassidy.

Motorsport

De Vries loses London E-Prix Formula E podium for robust defending

Nyck de Vries has been handed a five-second penalty after Formula E's London E-Prix, dropping from third to sixth place after using more than one defensive manoeuvre against Nick Cassidy.

Autosport

Verstappen: FIA treat F1 drivers like “amateurs” over track limits

Max Verstappen thinks the FIA officials treat Formula 1 drivers like “amateurs” over track limits after the debate reignited during qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

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Verstappen: FIA treating F1 drivers like “amateurs” over track limits

Max Verstappen thinks the FIA officials treat Formula 1 drivers like “amateurs” over track limits after the debate reignited during qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner says Red Bull may copy Aston Martin "for once" in not-so-subtle dig

Aston Martin were accused of copying Red Bull car designs earlier this season, and now Horner has the chance to give them a taste of their own medicine following their latest innovation

Autosport

F1 risks "wackier" floor ideas amid 2023 rules row

Formula 1 risks teams pursuing “wackier” floor designs for 2023 if the FIA does not get planned rule changes properly sorted, warns Red Bull boss Christian Horner.

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F1 rivals ready to copy Aston Martin rear wing even if it hurts racing

Aston Martin's Formula 1 rivals will have no hesitation in copying its controversial rear wing design, even if the concept damages the intent to allow closer racing.

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Horner: "Lengthy process" before Red Bull Porsche F1 deal can progress

Christian Horner says there is still a “lengthy process” to go through before Porsche will greenlight its commitment to buying a 50% stake of the Red Bull Formula 1 team.

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Horner: "Lengthy process" before Porsche Red Bull F1 deal can progress

Christian Horner says there is still a “lengthy process” to go through before Porsche will greenlight its commitment to buying a 50% stake of the Red Bull Formula 1 team.

Autosport

F1 launches 'Drive It Out' campaign to combat fan and online abuse

Formula 1 has launched a new campaign called ‘Drive It Out’ to combat fan abuse both online and in person including support from the FIA and all 10 teams.

Motorsport

F1's 2023 floor changes could leave smaller teams unable to carry over chassis

Formula 1’s smaller teams may be unable to carry over their chassis into next year if the FIA goes ahead with radical floor changes.

Autosport

F1’s 2023 floor changes could leave smaller teams unable to carry over chassis

Formula 1’s smaller teams may be unable to carry over their chassis in to next year if the FIA goes ahead with radical floor changes.

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Porsche 911 GT3 R Race Car Debuts With More Power And Improved Aero

Development began in 2019.

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What is F1's summer break, why does it happen and how long is it?

After a run of 12 races in 21 weeks, the Formula 1 paddock heads into a summer break in August immediately after the Belgian GP.

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