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Why F1 remains miles away from "perfect calendar"

As China returns to the calendar after years of COVID-related delays, F1 finally has achieved its record-breaking 24-race schedule, the maximum currently allowed under F1 and the FIA's commercial agreements.

Motorsport

New F1 teams could be announced within WEEKS as FIA chief hints at Andretti approval

Michael Andretti is one of several parties keen on joining the F1 grid and has teamed up with General Motors' Cadillac brand in a bid to the FIA to enter the sport

Daily Mirror

Formula One announces 24-race calendar for 2024

Formula One announced a 24-race schedule for the 2024 season, opening with two that will be raced on Saturdays.

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How “refreshing” van ‘t Hoff was on the edge of breaking through

How good was Dilano van ’t Hoff, the 18-year-old Dutch talent who tragically lost his life in a Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine crash at Spa last Saturday?

Motorsport

How “refreshing” Dilano van ‘t Hoff was on the edge of breaking through

How good was Dilano van ’t Hoff, the 18-year-old Dutch talent who tragically lost his life in a Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine crash at Spa last Saturday?

Autosport

The Silverstone F1 test that could save driver lives and tracks from layout changes

The accident that tragically claimed Dilano van 't Hoff's life happened nearly 600 miles from the Red Bull Ring. But the Formula 1 drivers were united in their reaction last weekend.

Motorsport

Did Austria sprint shootout expose need for F1 tyre rule rethink?

That’s certainly how it looked after rainy weather voided the strict tyre usage rules in the Saturday shootout and allowed everyone to use whatever slick compound they wanted to over the three sessions.

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The Silverstone test that could save driver lives and tracks from layout changes

The accident that tragically claimed Dilano van 't Hoff's life happened nearly 600 miles from the Red Bull Ring. But the Formula 1 drivers were united in their reaction last weekend.

Autosport

Horner rubbishes Wolff's 'frightened' remark about 2026 F1 engine progress

Horner has been active in F1 Commission and team principal meetings in suggesting that grand prix racing’s bosses need a rethink over plans for the 2026 cars.

Autosport

Magnussen: De Vries in “desperate situation” trying to save F1 future

De Vries was given a five-second time penalty and two points on his licence after the third on-track confrontation between the pair in two weekends became the first to draw the attention of the stewards.

Autosport

Magnussen: De Vries in "desperate situation" trying to save F1 future

Motorsport

Brown: F1 must do better after watching Austria track limits saga happen

Constant track limits abuse by drivers in Turns 9 and 10 of the Red Bull Ring flooded the FIA stewards with incidents to review.

Autosport

FIA's tougher stance will catch F1 cost cap cheats, says Wolff

Motorsport.com revealed recently how motor racing's governing body has been ramping up its investigations into team's cost cap submissions.

Motorsport

Ferrari gets BoP hit for Monza WEC round after Le Mans win

The Ferrari 499P Le Mans Hypercar will run 5kg heavier and with maximum power reduced by 12kW (16bhp) from the levels at which it won the double-points round of the WEC last month with Antonio Giovinazzi, Alessandro Pier Guidi and James Calado.

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Ferrari receives double BoP hit for Monza WEC round

The Ferrari 499P Le Mans Hypercar will run 5kg heavier and with maximum power reduced by 12kW or 16bhp from the levels at which it won the double-points round of the WEC last month with Antonio Giovinazzi, Alessandro Pier Guidi and James Calado.

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Red Bull at ‘highest level’ in their history after Verstappen run, Horner claims

Christian Horner believes Red Bull are operating at the highest level in their history after Max Verstappen maintained their unbeaten run this season

Autosport

Norris: Rain visibility now one of F1's biggest safety topics

Formula Regional driver van 't Hoff was killed on Saturday on the final lap of the race after spinning on the Kemmel straight in heavy rain and being hit by a following car as he was unsighted due to severe spray.

Daily Mirror

Lando Norris tells Lewis Hamilton he should have had "way more" penalties at Austrian GP

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton was handed a 10-second penalty after the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday following a track limits investigation by the FIA

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Ten things we learned from the 2023 F1 Austrian GP

On track, the 2023 edition of the Austrian Grand Prix offered plenty of wheel-to-wheel action, arguably yielding one of the more exciting Formula 1 races of the year.

Autosport

10 things we learned from the 2023 F1 Austrian Grand Prix

On-track, the 2023 edition of the Austrian Grand Prix offered plenty of wheel-to-wheel action, arguably yielding one of the more exciting Formula 1 races of the year.

Motorsport

Norris: Rain visibility now one of the biggest safety topics

Motorsport

The key stats behind the Austrian GP track limits penalty farce

Race control was tasked with reviewing more than 1200 instances of cars having reportedly exceeded track limits - all of which came through Turns 9 and 10 at the Red Bull Ring - by running over the painted white lines that denote the edge of the circuit with all four…

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner agrees with Max Verstappen "amateurish" jibe after Austrian GP farce

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was left furious by the overwhelming number of track limit violations during Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix, with eight drivers penalised after the race

Autosport

Video: The track limits saga at the F1 Austrian GP

The Red Bull Ring is familiar to track limits violations, but after checking over 1200 potential breaches at the Austrian GP, the FIA changed the final order for a large portion of the grid with multiple post-race penalties.

Autosport

FIA wanted Red Bull Ring to install gravel traps to avoid F1 track limits problem

However, that recommendation made immediately after the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix, was rejected by circuit bosses who elected instead to keep the same configuration of kerbs and run off.

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