Lando Norris' Singapore Success: McLaren's New Upgrades

Lando Norris’ Singapore Success: McLaren’s New Upgrades

The Formula 1 season is known for its relentless development race, where teams are constantly striving to find that extra ounce of speed that can make all the difference. For McLaren, the Singapore Grand Prix weekend brought a series of exciting upgrades, notably on Lando Norris’s car, which played a crucial role in his outstanding …

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Monaco's Pit Lane

Monaco’s Pit Lane: Can it Support 12 Modern F1 Teams?

Monaco, the jewel in the Formula 1 crown, is famous for its glitz, glamour, and iconic street circuit. The Monaco Grand Prix is a highlight of the F1 calendar, attracting celebrities, royalty, and racing enthusiasts from around the world. However, the narrow and winding streets of Monte Carlo pose a unique challenge when it comes …

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Aston Martin & Honda F1

Aston Martin & Honda Closing an Exclusive 2026 Engine Deal

The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) recently announced six power unit manufacturers for the 2026 regulation on 3 February. Among the list, one surprising name emerged: Honda. Despite a challenging past and their existing agreement with Red Bull, Honda is still supplying power units to the team, even with the Red Bull-Ford partnership in place. …

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FIA political talk

F1 drivers accuse FIA of treating them like schoolchildren

The world of Formula 1 was rocked by controversy after the FIA announced that drivers would only be allowed to make political statements in “exceptional” circumstances. The rule change came after the sporting federation updated its regulations, prohibiting “political, religious, or personal” remarks without prior approval. The move sparked outrage from many drivers, with seven-time …

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FIA approves major regulatory changes ahead of 2023 season

The Formula 1 Commission met on February 21, 2023, in London, to discuss and approve key regulatory changes for the upcoming 2023 season. Chaired by Formula 1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali and newly-appointed FIA Single-Seater Director Nikolas Tombazis, the meeting discussed several crucial changes that will impact the sport significantly. Prefer to Watch? One …

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