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Horner: Red Bull "firmly had a target on our back" off-track in F1 2022

Christian Horner believes Red Bull “firmly had a target” on its back in Formula 1 this year through the various off-track political battles that faced the team.

Autosport

Super Formula reveals Suzuka rookie test entry list

Super Formula has released an entry list for this week's two-day post-season rookie test at Suzuka with some surprise additions and absences.

Motorsport

Sasahara could replace Alesi at TOM'S for 2023

Ukyo Sasahara has emerged as a leading candidate to fill the twin vacancies at Toyota squad TOM’S in Super Formula and SUPER GT next season.

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Red Bull RB18 wins Autosport’s International Racing Car of the Year

The Red Bull RB18 Formula 1 contender has won Autosport’s 2022 International Racing Car of the Year Award presented by Blink Experience.

Motorsport

Red Bull cost cap sanction fair despite F1 rivals wanting "blood", says FIA

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem thinks that Red Bull’s cost cap sanction was dealt with fairly this year, despite rival teams calling for 'blood'.

Motorsport

Verstappen domination did not make F1 2022 a turn off, says Brown

Max Verstappen’s dominance of Formula 1 this year did not make the 2022 campaign feel boring because of excitement elsewhere, reckons McLaren boss Zak Brown.

Autosport

Verstappen domination did not make F1 a turn off, says Brown

Max Verstappen’s dominance of Formula 1 this year did not make the 2022 campaign feel boring because of excitement elsewhere, reckons McLaren boss Zak Brown.

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Red Bull case prosecutor discharged

The Public Prosecutors Commission on Friday announced a decision to discharge Chainarong Saengthong-aram, a former senior prosecutor at the Office of the Attorney General (OAG), from service.

Bangkok Post

Hong Kong billionaire lifts lid on F1 investment talks and chances of new team by 2026

EXCLUSIVE: Kong Kong businessman Calvin Lo spoke to Mirror Sport about his ongoing talks to invest in F1, his plans to enter his own team, and why he fell in love with the sport

Daily Mirror

Solberg: M-Sport Rally1 deal still an option for 2023

Oliver Solberg says an M-Sport Rally1 drive is still an option for 2023, but has confirmed preparations for a Rally2 programme are in full swing as a back up.

Motorsport

Solberg: M-Sport Rally1 WRC deal still an option for 2023

Oliver Solberg says an M-Sport Rally1 drive is still an option for 2023, but has confirmed preparations for a Rally2 programme are in full swing as a back up plan.

Autosport

Daniel Ricciardo “felt for” Oscar Piastri despite compatriot taking his McLaren seat

Ricciardo was replaced by Australian compatriot Oscar Piastri at McLaren and is without a drive on the F1 grid in 2023 after deciding to become Red Bull reserve driver

Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton reflects on Max Verstappen battle and makes Red Bull 'Kardashians' joke

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen became embroiled in a tempestuous battle for the title in 2021, and clashed again on the track at November's Brazil Grand Prix

Daily Mirror

Ross Brawn hails key Formula 1 change and insists “we can get things done”

Managing Director Ross Brawn believes key changes to Formula 1's rule changing process is only going to benefit the sport, with those in charge now having 'more flexibility' to make decisions.

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McLaren boss Brown backs F1 driver calls for qualifying red flag penalties

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has backed Carlos Sainz’s call for penalties for drivers who trigger red flags in Formula 1 qualifying sessions and spoil other people’s laps.

Motorsport

Horner: Red Bull couldn’t have envisaged 2022 results given F1 rule changes

Red Bull could not have envisaged its Formula 1 success in 2022 given the overhaul of the rules and its late shift in development last year, according to Christian Horner.

Autosport

Red Bull couldn’t have envisaged 2022 F1 results - Horner

Red Bull could not have envisaged its Formula 1 success in 2022 given the overhaul of the rules and its late shift in development last year, according to Christian Horner.

Motorsport

Brown backs F1 driver calls for qualifying red flag penalties

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has backed Carlos Sainz’s call for penalties for drivers who trigger red flags in Formula 1 qualifying sessions and spoil other people’s laps.

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Daily Mirror

Toto Wolff confident Mercedes will not replicate Ferrari title slump

Mercedes had a poor 2022 campaign and Team Principal Toto Wolff is confident the underwhelming season will not mark the start of a sustained period without F1 success

Motorsport

FIA downplays delays in 2026 F1 engine manufacturer sign-ups

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has downplayed the significance of delays in current manufacturers committing to Formula 1’s 2026 engine rules.

Autosport

Ferrari cannot ignore triggers of mid-season F1 slump

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari cannot ignore the consequences of its mid-season slump if it wants to improve in Formula 1 next year.

Autosport

FIA downplays delays in 2026 F1 engine manufacturer sign ups

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has downplayed the significance of delays in current manufacturers committing to Formula 1’s 2026 engine rules.

Daily Mirror

Ferrari could change their view on copying Red Bull car design after Mattia Binotto exit

After three years in charge Mattia Binotto resigned from his post as Ferrari team principal, which could well change the Prancing Horse's car plans for the 2023 season.

Motorsport

The added complication Ferrari faces in its hunt for Binotto's F1 successor

As the dust begins to settle from Mattia Binotto’s exit as Ferrari’s Formula 1 chief following confirmation of his resignation, officials in Maranello now face a two-sided problem.

Autosport

The added complication Ferrari faces in its hunt for Binotto’s F1 successor

As the dust begins to settle from Mattia Binotto’s exit as Ferrari’s Formula 1 chief following confirmation of his resignation, officials in Maranello now face a two-sided problem.

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