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Why Las Vegas is key to F1's growth plans

On March 1, Liberty Media released its 2022 annual results, and they indicated a spectacular performance by Formula 1 as the effect of COVID finally disappeared.

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Hamilton rejects claims that F1 has had positive impact in repressive regimes

Lewis Hamilton says F1 should do more in countries like Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, after the FIA’s CEO insisted the sport wasn’t ‘chasing money’

The Guardian - UK

How Liberty is "playing long game" to help F1 teams make money

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei says Formula 1 is playing a “long game” in growing the overall size of the business while helping the teams to make money.

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Susie Wolff appointed managing director of F1 Academy

Susie Wolff has been appointed the managing director of the F1 Academy series that aims to develop young female drivers.

Autosport

Stefano Domenicali: ‘F1 can drive real change – we are not chasing money’

As the season opener in Bahrain nears, F1’s CEO discusses human rights, soft power and tells Giles Richards why he believes the sport can make a difference

The Guardian - UK

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

Daily Mirror

F1 chiefs want things done differently in 2023 after fall-out from Red Bull rule-break

After the FIA took so long to identify Red Bull's budget cap overspend from the 2021 season and hand out a punishment, F1 bosses want to see things happen much quicker this year if there are any further violations

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Defiant Lewis Hamilton on collision course with FIA again over 'political statement' ban

Speaking about the FIA's new protest ban for the first time since it was written into the rulebook, Hamilton made it clear he will not be changing how he uses his F1 platform

Daily Mirror

‘Nothing will stop me’: Lewis Hamilton defiant in face of possible FIA censure

Lewis Hamilton has defiantly insisted he will not be prevented from expressing his opinions by the FIA

The Guardian - UK

Hamilton on FIA rule: 'Nothing will stop me from speaking'

Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton insists he will not be silenced by offseason rules that prohibit drivers from speaking out on political issues

The Independent UK

How do F1’s sustainability goals fit with a 23-race calendar?

When Formula 1 first announced its plan for a record-breaking 24-race calendar last September, the reaction from the series’ wider community was mixed.

Autosport

F1 CEO Takes Strong Stance Over Freedom of Speech Row

The FIA updated the International Sporting Code with a clause that states drivers can’t make ‘political, religious and personal statements’ without previous approval.

Sports Illustrated

Domenicali: F1 doesn’t want to “gag” drivers

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the series will “never put a gag on anyone” in the light of the controversial FIA clampdown on drivers speaking out.

Autosport

Stefano Domenicali comes out in support of F1 drivers and against FIA protest ban

In the latest difference of opinion between F1 bosses and governing body the FIA, chief executive Domenicali has spoken out against the banning of unsanctioned protests

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The Guardian - UK

Formula One ‘will never gag anyone’, says chief executive Stefano Domenicali

The FIA recently announced a ban on political statements but F1’s Stefano Domencali is not following suit and said: ‘We have 20 drivers and different ideas’

Autosport

Ford confirms Formula 1 return for 2026

American car giant Ford has officially confirmed its return to Formula 1 in 2026, ahead of Red Bull's car launch in New York.

Autosport

What next for F1 after FOM's broadside to Ben Sulayem

Formula 1 loves a good storm in a teacup, but this week’s letter from FOM to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is something much bigger than that.

Daily Mirror

F1 Las Vegas GP tipped to double Super Bowl's impact as Stefano Domenicali makes US vow

One financial estimate predicts that the inaugural F1 Las Vegas GP is set to have an economic impact which will dwarf that of Super Bowl LVIII, taking place in the city a few months later

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Mohammed ben Sulayem's main character syndrome risks FIA war with F1

Ben Sulayem's time in charge of the FIA so far has been turbulent, and the FIA president's latest comments have annoyed F1 chiefs to the point the lawyers are now involved

The Guardian - UK

FIA completes F1 shake-up with Nielsen brought in as sporting director

The FIA has made Steve Nielsen its sporting director, with responsibility for F1 sporting matters, the remote operations centre and future sporting regulations

Motorsport

Netflix reveals F1's Drive to Survive season five release date

Formula 1 and Netflix have confirmed the release date for season five of the Drive to Survive docuseries.

Autosport

F1 and Netflix reveal Drive to Survive season five release date

Formula 1 and Netflix have confirmed the release date for season five of the Drive to Survive docuseries.

Evening Standard

Gianluca Vialli: Chelsea lead tributes to ‘iconic figure’ and ‘gorgeous soul’ after death at 58

Tributes have poured in for Gianluca Vialli following his death from cancer at the age of 58

Autosport

Why the FIA's hope for new F1 teams will be easier said than done

The FIA has reignited talk of new teams joining the Formula 1 grid in the near future, something many fans have wanted to see for some time.

Daily Mirror

Las Vegas Grand Prix £4m package includes Adele concert and chauffeur-driven Rolls Royce

The inaugural edition of the Las Vegas Grand Prix will offer a £4.1million package for 12 guests, which includes Adele tickets, 24-hour butler service and a chauffeur-driven Rolls Royce for the week

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