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Lewis Hamilton discusses the "ghost" which has caused his Mercedes team big problems

For all of Hamilton's efforts, and those of everyone else involved with Mercedes, their W13 car just proved to be too picky to ever be a title contender in 2022

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How the FIA risks following FIFA down a worrying path

OPINION: As the FIA updates its sporting code to restrict political statements across the series it governs, it sparks a risk that it could derail a progressive push to improve inclusivity, a problem FIFA gave itself during the Qatar World Cup

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Wolff: F1's political fights felt like "business as usual" in 2022

Formula 1's political battles through 2022 felt like 'business as usual' amid rows over rule changes, cost cap breaches and race control actions, according to Toto Wolff.

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Wolff: F1’s political fights felt like ‘business as usual’ in 2022

Formula 1’s political battles through 2022 felt like “business as usual” amid rows over rule changes, cost cap breaches and race control actions, according to Toto Wolff.

Autosport

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff reveals Pep Guardiola will be part of his 'journey' in F1

Toto Wolff was pictured with Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and admits he was taken back by how similar their approaches are to sport

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Mercedes Picks Up Schumacher After Split With Ferrari, Haas

His family has extensive ties to the Silver Arrows.

Sports Illustrated

Mick Schumacher joins Mercedes as reserve driver for 2023 after ending Ferrari partnership

Mercedes have confirmed the arrival of Mick Schumacher as their new reserve driver for 2023.

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Mercedes signs Schumacher as F1 reserve driver for 2023

Mercedes has announced the signing of Mick Schumacher as its Formula 1 reserve driver for the 2023 season.

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Ferrari confirms Schumacher's exit from F1 young driver academy

Ferrari has confirmed that Mick Schumacher has left its young driver academy after four years working with the Formula 1 team.

Autosport

Six Nations deal with Netflix takes big step forward after meetings with Formula 1

Rugby is hopeful of emulating the success of Formula 1's 'Drive to Survive' series

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Netflix 'closing in on Six Nations deal' as they eye F1 Drive to Survive-esque series

Netflix's behind the scenes look at the world of Formula 1 proved a huge hit with viewers, and now the streaming platform are reportedly looking to venture into the world of rugby union.

Daily Mirror

Wolff: W13 will have "special place" in Mercedes F1 collection "very far back"

Toto Wolff says the Mercedes W13 will have a “special place” in the team’s Formula 1 collection “very far back”, but hopes to “do her justice” in the coming years.

Autosport

Fred Vasseur: The challenges facing new Ferrari team principal in bid to restore former glories

Not long before Fred Vasseur was appointed Ferrari’s new team principal, the car manufacturer’s CEO Benedetto Vigna said: “I am not satisfied with second place because second is first of the losers.”

Evening Standard

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff gives Lewis Hamilton contract update with ‘long job list’

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has stated Lewis Hamilton's contract is one of the top priorities to sort over the winter break with the Brit likely to sign a new deal

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Toto Wolff gives key update on Lewis Hamilton contract renewal talks with Mercedes

Talk has gone quiet in recent weeks regarding contract renewal talks between Hamilton and his Mercedes team, though he has pledged to sign a new deal and continue racing

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F1 announces Zandvoort contract extension until end of 2025

Formula 1 has confirmed that Zandvoort will continue to host the Dutch Grand Prix and remain on the calendar for at least another three years after signing a contract extension.

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Toto Wolff says Mattia Binotto lasted "longer than I thought" in blunt Ferrari assessment

Mercedes team principal Wolff has given his thoughts on the situation at Ferrari, after it was announced last week that Binotto would resign after four years in charge

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Mick Schumacher tipped for bright F1 future by driver who wanted him as 2023 team-mate

Fired Haas driver Mick Schumacher has received support in his bid for F1 greatness as one current driver tipped the starlet to bounce back despite his Haas departure

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Toto Wolff rubbishes idea of Christian Horner's Red Bull repeating Mercedes F1 dominance

Red Bull strolled to the constructors' title in 2022 to finally end Mercedes' winning streak in that championship – but Wolff does not think his team's achievement will be matched

Motorsport

FIA: "No doubt" floor changes for 2023 were right thing to do

The FIA believes there is “no doubt” it did the right thing by changing Formula 1’s floor rules for 2023 to combat porpoising.

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner dismisses idea of F1 team chiefs' dinner and cracks Max Verstappen joke

F1 fans loved the fact that all 20 F1 drivers sat down for a meal together in Abu Dhabi last month – but Horner warned people not to hold their breath when asked if the team principals could do something similar

Autosport

Wolff: F1 can’t "hide away" from social issues in Middle East countries

Toto Wolff says Formula 1 cannot “hide away” from tackling social issues in some of the Middle Eastern countries where it races, believing sport can help bring positive change.

Motorsport

Mercedes' F1 strategy chief Vowles eyes next racing challenge

After Formula 1's gruelling 2022 schedule, you could forgive hard-working team personnel for wanting to switch off completely and not see a motor racing paddock for a while.

Autosport

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

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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