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Ferrari has a new boss and the FIA annoys F1: This is what you missed during the Formula 1 off-season

If you were focused on the summer of cricket or the A-Leagues, here are the three stories you need to know from F1's off-season.

ABC News

F1 teams ask FIA about legality of Ferrari car after Scuderia snubbed Mercedes innovation

Ferrari are making plenty of positive noises about the SF-23 and appear confident they have another very competitive car on their hands, though rivals are questioning one aspect of the aero design

Daily Mirror

FIA takes action with new rule as F1 drivers complain of burnout over 23-race season

For the first time, a winter shutdown is set to be put into place forcing F1 teams to take some time off during the off-season as a method of combatting staff burnout

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Pirelli to introduce new F1 wet tyre that doesn’t need blankets

A new Pirelli wet weather tyre that doesn’t need to be heated in blankets is to be introduced for the sixth race of the 2023 Formula 1 season at Imola in April.

Motorsport

F1 to introduce new wet tyres from Imola that don't need warmers

A new Pirelli wet weather tyre that doesn’t need to be heated in blankets is to be introduced from the sixth round of the 2023 Formula 1 season at Imola.

Autosport

FIA announces DRS changes for five F1 tracks in 2023

The FIA has revealed that DRS zones will be changed at five Formula 1 circuits this year to help improve the spectacle.

Autosport

The TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team aims for another top result in Cape Town

With the Cape Town E-Prix on 25 February, the innovative electric racing series celebrates its second premiere of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship season. The TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team fields two Porsche 99X Electric in the picture postcard setting of the South African metropolis.

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F1 testing 2023 guide: What is it, when is it and can I watch it

Formula 1’s new season gets under way in 2023 with a three-day pre-season test in Bahrain this week.

Motorsport

F1 pre-season testing 2023: What is it, when is it and can I watch it

Formula 1’s new season gets under way in 2023 with a three-day pre-season test in Bahrain.

Autosport

Hyderabad "resounding success" due to FIA marshal training measures

The FIA credited the 'resounding success' of Hyderabad's Formula E race to a new training programme for marshals at the Hyderabad E-Prix, and will implement similar measures for Cape Town.

Autosport

Fast Australian GP Predicted as Melbourne Gets Another DRS Zone

Organizers are promising the fastest Australian Grand Prix ever after the addition of a fourth DRS zone at the Albert Park circuit for the third round of the Formula One season in early April. The fourth zone - a first for a Formula One circuit - was introduced for last…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The Mercedes and Ferrari F1 wing ideas many thought were banned

Formula 1 teams are always trying to cleverly interpret regulations and find ways around areas that are heavily restricted.

Autosport

FIA nets $27m from 2023 F1 entry fees

The FIA has banked $26.7 million from collecting licence fees from the 20 Formula 1 drivers and their teams, an amount which Red Bull's Max Verstappen has called 'absurd'.

Motorsport

FIA nets $26.7m from 2023 F1 entry fees

The FIA has banked $26.7 million from collecting licence fees from the 20 Formula 1 drivers and their teams, an amount which Red Bull's Max Verstappen has called 'absurd'.

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FIA clarifies rules on F1 drivers making political statements

Motorsport's governing body has clarified its controversial decision to require Formula 1 drivers to have written permission before taking "politically" motivated stances.

Sports Illustrated

F1’s Governing Body Details Parameters of Freedom of Speech Rule

Examples of when drivers can make ‘political, religious and personal statements’ have been given, but there is still vagueness in the rule.

The Guardian - UK

FIA clarifies new rules on freedom of speech in bid to defuse row with drivers

The governing body insists the sport must remain neutral but that drivers would be free to express themselves outside of competition

Motorsport

In full: The FIA's clarification on F1's political statement clampdown

The FIA has issued a clarification of its clampdown on political and personal statements made by Formula 1 drivers, explaining what is and is not allowed going forward.

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Daily Mirror

Rainbow helmets could see Lewis Hamilton punished as FIA clarifies F1 protest ban

In response to criticism from F1 drivers who feel the FIA's clampdown on personal statements was unclear, the governing body has issued an important clarification

Motorsport

FIA issues clarification to F1 drivers over political statement clampdown

The FIA has clarified its clampdown on political and personal statements to Formula 1 drivers, making clear what will and will not be tolerated at grand prix events.

Autosport

FIA issues F1 driver expressions clampdown clarification

The FIA has clarified its clampdown on political and personal statements to Formula 1 drivers, making clear what will and will not be tolerated at grand prix events.

Autosport

Alpine: Underweight A523 F1 car will offer ballast benefit

Alpine has been able to get its new A523 Formula 1 car under the minimum weight limit, and will be able to benefit from the use of ballast in 2023.

Autosport

Friday favourite: The unforgiving mountain track that captivates a Le Mans winner

The most legendary racing circuit in Australia and the scene of its most famous race, the Bathurst 1000, Mount Panorama has captivated touring car and GT racers for years. Most of David Brabham's racing career was spent overseas, but the track holds a special place in the 2009 Le Mans…

Motorsport

Brown: No reason not to expand F1 grid if new teams pay "fair" fee

Zak Brown sees no reason why Formula 1 cannot expand the grid if new teams meet the required criteria and pay a “fair franchise fee” ahead of talks next week.

Daily Mirror

Mario Andretti bites back at F1 chief Stefano Domenicali after "not smart" jibe

Michael Andretti lashed out at "greedy" team owners after it became clear most of them were against his entry into F1 – a reaction criticised by F1 chief Domenicali

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