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FIA hits WRC driver with severe action after striking official
The FIA has issued a suspended points deduction and a five-minute penalty after a driver was found to have struck an official.
F1’s Summer Shutdown 2025, explained
The next race on the 2025 F1 schedule is the Dutch Grand Prix, slated for August 31, 2025. Until then the sport will be on an ...
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Critical F1 2026 governance agreement update as minor hurdles remain
The second half of the new Concorde Agreement coming into effect in 2026 is currently being worked out between F1 and the FIA ...
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Shell V-Power - fuelling Scuderia Ferrari HP Formula 1 to success
Shell’s Principal Motorsport Scientist Valeria Loreti talks through the science behind the Shell fuels and lubricants ...
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Williams boss suggests F1 teams not consulted on ‘flawed’ Monaco GP rule return
Williams boss James Vowles has called on the FIA to explain why the Monaco two-stop rule has been reintroduced, arguing ...
What is F1 summer shutdown?
The summer shutdown, implemented by Formula 1's governing body the FIA, is a mandatory 14-day consecutive period where all ...
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Why controversial two-stop Monaco GP rule remains for 2026 – for now
The much-debated rule requiring F1 drivers to make two mandatory pitstops during the Monaco Grand Prix is back in the 2026 ...
Max Verstappen moan is unfair after F1 race director did what drivers have begged for
The Belgian Grand Prix got off to a frustrating start when it was stopped for more than an hour due to heavy rain, sparking a ...
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Ferrari F1 star Charles Leclerc handed FIA disqualification verdict after late Hungarian GP test
The FIA have revealed that Charles Leclerc's Ferrari F1 car was the subject of a late test regarding his skid block at last ...
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FIA president tests Adrian Newey-designed Aston Martin
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has taken some time out of his busy schedule to test drive an Adrian Newey Aston Martin ...
F1 Summer Shutdown: Why Teams Can't Touch Their Cars
Given the hectic 24-race calendar that sees drivers and teams operating at their limit, F1's governing body, the FIA, has set a two-week summer shutdown period for all teams where they are not ...