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Goodyear secures tyre supplier deal for WEC LMGT3 class

The American-headquartered company has won the FIA tender to provide rubber for the category that replaces GTE in 2024.

Autosport

FIA urged to sack F1 race director Niels Wittich amid claim he is "like Michael Masi"

Niels Wittich, in his first season as F1's solo race director, incurred the wrath of the Italian media for referring Carlos Sainz to the stewards at the Australian Grand Prix

Daily Mirror

F1 scandal which led to Lewis Hamilton winning the 2008 world championship is in the spotlight

Retired F1 driver Felipe Massa says he wants to investigate the possibility of Lewis Hamilton's 2008 world championship being awarded to him.

ABC News

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George Russell accused of "trying to make headlines" after sharing his Red Bull theory

Mercedes F1 star George Russell expressed his theory about what defending champions Red Bull might be up to, which was swiftly shut down by Christian Horner and Max Verstappen

Daily Mirror

Cafe in Rathfarnham reopens after being closed for over a year

Fia cafe has reopened in its new forever home of Rathfarnham Shopping Centre after sadly closing in 2021

Dublin Live

Ted Kravitz says Aston Martin "played blinder" as FIA decisions go Fernando Alonso's way

Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin have been on the right side of two huge FIA decisions in the last two races – something which has not gone unnoticed by Sky Sports reporter Kravitz

Daily Mirror

Max Verstappen declares FIA powerless to stop Red Bull despite George Russell accusation

After the Australian Grand Prix, Mercedes star Russell suggested Red Bull might be hiding the true pace of their cars to try to prevent FIA intervention in the championship

Daily Mirror

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Lewis Hamilton's 2008 F1 title at risk as Felipe Massa considers suing FIA

Hamilton edged out Massa on the final lap of a gripping finale in Brazil to snatch the title from the Ferrari racer, but it was another race in 2008 which could be called into question

Daily Mirror

Massa to look into legal options over 2008 F1 title outcome

The Brazilian has been prompted into action by recent comments from former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone, who offered fresh insight into the critical 2008 Singapore Grand Prix that proved hugely costly to Massa’s title ambitions that year.

Autosport

Vasseur: FIA wrong to not speak to Sainz over Australian GP penalty

Sainz made contact with Alonso's Aston Martin at the second restart with two racing laps to go, which spun his fellow Spaniard around.

Autosport

Vasseur: FIA wrong to not speak to Sainz over Australian F1 penalty

At the final restart with two racing laps to go Sainz made contact with Fernando Alonso, spinning the Aston Martin driver around.

Motorsport

David Croft defends Michael Masi after Sky Sports F1 colleague Ted Kravitz's attack

Ted Kravitz was highly critical of Michael Masi during the Australian Grand Prix weekend, questioning why he had chosen to appear in the F1 paddock at the weekend

Daily Mirror

British F1 fan ‘lucky’ to avoid ‘horrendous’ injury after being struck by debris

Will Street called on Formula One and its governing body, the FIA, to make sure it does not happen again.

The National (Scotland)

Karun Chandhok blasts FIA over Carlos Sainz penalty as Logan Sargeant footage emerges

Carlos Sainz was given a late penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso which saw him drop out of the points from fourth, while Logan Sargeant received nothing for slamming into Nyck de Vries

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George Russell makes Red Bull accusation as threat of FIA interference in F1 looms

Red Bull are clearly in a league of their own in terms of car performance, and that looks unlikely to change unless the FIA intervenes to tweak the Formula 1 rules

Autosport

10 things we learned from the 2023 Australian Grand Prix

An incident-packed Australian Grand Prix was, for those encumbered by a European time zone, certainly worth getting up for. Although another Max Verstappen victory was unsurprising given his and Red Bull’s advantage in the early part of the 2023 Formula 1 season, late chaos threatened to derail the otherwise settled…

The Guardian - UK

‘Rules are the key DNA of F1’: Wolff calls for clarity after Australian GP chaos

The Mercedes team principal was unhappy that the race was stopped three times, saying: ‘We need to define what is a safety car, a VSC and a red flag’

Asharq Al-Awsat

Australian F1 Chief Vows Investigation after Fans Invade Track

The chief of the Australian Grand Prix vowed a full investigation on Monday after fans invaded the track before the race had officially finished, saying the outcome "could have been horrific". The sport's governing body, FIA, summoned organizers for an explanation late Sunday after the race, ruling the invasion a…

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Fan injured in "freak one-off" Magnussen F1 debris incident at Australian GP

Westacott fronted media on Monday morning in Melbourne following what is his final race at the helm of the Australian GP promoter.

Autosport

Fan injured in "freak one-off" debris incident at Australian GP

Westacott fronted media on Monday morning in Melbourne following what is his final race at the helm of the Australian GP promoter.

Bangkok Post

Australian fans invade F1 track before Grand Prix concludes

MELBOURNE: The chief of the Australian Grand Prix vowed a full investigation on Monday after fans invaded the track before the race had officially finished, saying the outcome "could have been horrific".

The New Daily

Australian GP admits security lapses after fan invasion

Australian Grand Prix organisers admit they don't know how fans invaded the track during the Formula One race at Albert Park but are committed to

ABC News

Andrew Westacott promises 'thorough investigation' after fans break through security to access Albert Park track

Australian Grand Prix boss Andrew Westacott says there will be a "thorough investigation" after fans broke through security to access the Albert Park track before the race was over.

The New Daily

Fan invasion: Australian GP admits security failures

Australia Grand Prix officials have admitted to safety and security failures after fans invaded the track at Albert Park.

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen hits out at FIA after winning chaotic F1 Australian GP

Max Verstappen criticised the FIA, F1’s governing body, after he won a chaotic Australian Grand Prix

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