How 2023 F1 floor changes will help limit porpoising issues Formula 1’s switch to ground effect cars this year to try to help make the racing closer has had one major unintended consequence – porpoising. Motorsport · Jul 20, 2022
How CUPRA's electric racer can surprise in a straight line In a drag race between a combustion-powered GT and an electric car, which do you think would have the edge? Watch this video to see the outcome. Motorsport · Jul 19, 2022
How Cupra's electric racer can surprise in a straight line In a drag race between a combustion-powered GT and an electric car, which do you think would have the edge? Watch this video to see the outcome. Autosport · Jul 19, 2022
The risk the big F1 teams face with the updated cost cap After months of wrangling about the impact of inflation on the Formula 1 cost cap a resolution was finally agreed on the eve of the Austrian GP. Motorsport · Jul 18, 2022
F1 chiefs resist calls to back down on 'bouncing' controls amid Mercedes struggles Mercedes called for FIA intervention amid its issues to get on top of its porpoising problem while Red Bull and Ferrari objected, but those complaints appear to have fallen on deaf ears Daily Mirror · Jul 15, 2022
F1 to Have Tougher Roll Hoop Tests after Zhou Crash Formula One's governing body said on Friday it will introduce tougher tests on the roll hoops of cars next season as a result of Chinese driver Guanyu Zhou's big British Grand Prix crash. Zhou's Alfa Romeo flipped and skidded upside down along the track at Silverstone, with the roll hoop… Asharq Al-Awsat · Jul 15, 2022
Hyderabad | Formula E in India in 2023 will take electric mobility to the masses Two Indian auto giants in the fray: Mahindra and Tata through Jaguar The Hindu · Jul 15, 2022
Zhou crash triggers stricter F1 roll hoop tests for 2023 The FIA has announced there will be stricter requirements for roll hoops on Formula 1 cars from 2023, following Zhou Guanyu's accident at the British Grand Prix. Motorsport · Jul 15, 2022
FIA: No backing down on F1 flexi floor and porpoising clampdown The FIA insists there will be no watering down of a flexi floor clampdown and plans to limit porpoising from the Belgian Grand Prix, despite resistance from Formula 1 teams. Autosport · Jul 15, 2022
FIA: No backing down on F1 flexi floor/porpoising clampdown The FIA insists there will be no watering down of a flexi floor clampdown and plans to limit porpoising from the Belgian Grand Prix, despite resistance from Formula 1 teams. Motorsport · Jul 15, 2022
BTCC technical chief Peter Riches to retire British Touring Car Championship technical director Peter Riches is to retire at the end of the 2022 season after over a quarter of a century in the role. Autosport · Jul 14, 2022
The anticipated culture change at the top of motorsport that is yet to arrive OPINION: The FIA implemented changes to its Formula 1 race management in the wake of the controversial Abu Dhabi final last November that appeared to be the culture shift needed to restore faith in the governance of the series. However, so far in 2022, ongoing inconsistencies and a perceived lack… Autosport · Jul 14, 2022
Why brake dust has become a bigger F1 driver problem in 2022 The FIA plans talks with teams over the next few weeks to evaluate whether or not action needs to be taken on addressing Formula 1 driver concerns about brake dust. Motorsport · Jul 14, 2022
Ex-F1 race director Michael Masi breaks silence after quitting FIA after Abu Dhabi drama Former F1 race director Michael Masi has spoken out for the first time since the Abu Dhabi controversy which prevented Lewis Hamilton from winning a record eighth F1 world title Daily Mirror · Jul 13, 2022
Motorsport · Jul 13, 2022 CUPRA takes on learning process at Zolder in FIA ETCR Last weekend at the Belgian circuit of Zolder, the CUPRA EKS team proved that to win an FIA ETCR race, you need to adapt and learn constantly.
Motorsport · Jul 13, 2022 Underdog LMP2 teams Vector, Inter Europol shine at Monza Two of the FIA World Endurance Championship’s underdog LMP2 teams came away celebrating by far their best results of the season last weekend at Monza.
Autosport · Jul 13, 2022 Cupra takes on learning process at Zolder in FIA ETCR Last weekend at the Belgian circuit of Zolder, the CUPRA EKS team proved that to win an FIA ETCR race, you need to adapt and learn constantly.
Autosport · Jul 13, 2022 WEC plans extra European race before Le Mans on 2023 calendar The additional race planned for next year’s World Endurance Championship calendar will take place in Europe before the Le Mans 24 Hours in June.
Autosport · Jul 13, 2022 Former F1 race director Masi responds to FIA departure Michael Masi says it was a “pleasure and honour” to work for the FIA as Formula 1 race director and in previous roles after formally leaving the organisation.
Daily Mirror · Jul 12, 2022 FIA to act over brake dust concerns among drivers after carbon found in ex-racer's lungs Sebastian Vettel raised the issue at the Austrian Grand Prix as he spoke to media with black dust spattered on his face, and called for the sport's lawmakers to act
The National (Scotland) · Jul 12, 2022 Former Formula One race director Michael Masi quits FIA after Abu Dhabi controversy The Australian was sacked as Formula One race director in February.
Evening Standard · Jul 12, 2022 F1 news: Michael Masi quits FIA as race director row rumbles on Former Formula One race director Michael Masi has left the FIA less than six months after being sacked by F1.
Autosport · Jul 12, 2022 Former F1 race director Michael Masi leaves FIA Former Formula 1 race director Michael Masi has left the FIA, according to a statement released on Tuesday.
Daily Mirror · Jul 12, 2022 Axed F1 race director Michael Masi leaves FIA months after Abu Dhabi controversy The FIA have confirmed that former race director Michael Masi has left F1 for good after overseeing the controversial finish to the 2021 season at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Autosport · Jul 12, 2022 Austria F1 drivers’ briefing "going in circles" before Vettel stormed out The Austrian Grand Prix Formula 1 drivers’ briefing was “going in circles” before Sebastian Vettel stormed out and landed a suspended fine from the FIA, according to Mick Schumacher.