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Last summer the teams and the FIA agreed to a rise of 15mm in the floor edge height as part of an attempt to address porpoising.

A dollar spent wisely on mitigation brings transformational economic benefits. So we can justify investing in both mitigation and adaptation, as China, India and many other countries are doing. Humanity can still, just, prevent catastrophic climate change if each country shoulders its share of climate responsibility.

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McLaren technical director James Key says efforts by the FIA to address porpoising in Formula 1 on safety grounds can be compared to the push for the halo.

The first in a series of photo essays looking at a year in the life of the great River Thames. Jill Mead, a longtime London resident and urban photographer, takes a look at the many sides and seasons of the waterway

McLaren technical director James Key says the brake problems that have marred its start to the 2022 season have highlighted how raw understanding is of the new Formula 1 cars.

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McLaren technical director James Key says his team has focused on producing a more balanced 2022 Formula 1 car than its 2021 challenger, which performed well on high-speed tracks but had an inherent low-speed weakness.

McLaren technical director James Key says his team has focused on producing a more balanced 2022 Formula 1 car than its 2021 challenger, which performed well on high-speed tracks but had an inherent low-speed weakness.