Williams will perform better at Imola, Latifi predicts
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In the round-up: Williams will perform better at Imola, Latifi predicts • American Legion livery for Kanaan • Leclerc tests Ferrari at Fiorano
In the round-up: Williams will perform better at Imola, Latifi predicts • American Legion livery for Kanaan • Leclerc tests Ferrari at Fiorano
Ferrari has presented Charles Leclerc with the very chassis he used to score the first, and so far only, grand prix victories of his career.
Liberty Media’s long-held dreams of bringing Formula 1 to Miami may finally be realised in 2022 after a key local figure backed the plan.
Mercedes technical director James Allison will move into the role of chief technical officer in July, the team has announced.
Aston Martin CEO Otmar Szafnauer says the team will not resign itself to an uncompetitive season following its disappointing start to 2021 in Bahrain.
In the round-up: Silverstone calls for ‘vaccine passports’ to allow full crowd at British Grand Prix • VeeKay breaks finger in Indy 500 testing crash • Armstrong tests Ferrari at Fiorano
Daniel Ricciardo has told F1 to “do better” with its social media output, which he believes contains too much crash footage.
Lewis Hamilton, Britain’s richest sportsperson, is believed to have accepted a pay cut after extending his deal to drive for Mercedes’ F1 team by one season.
Nico Hulkenberg will serve as the official reserve and development driver for Aston Martin this year, continuing his long association with the team.
Romain Grosjean has completed a seat fitting in preparation for his farewell Formula 1 test, which Mercedes is expected to arrange.
Mercedes will recover quickly from their sub-par start to the 2021 F1 season, Alpine’s executive director Marcin Budkowski has predicted.
In the round-up: Blow for British circuits as fans are barred from races • Wolff clarifies comments on Brown and Horner • Canadian GP fans denied refunds
Formula 1’s plan for three points-scoring ‘Sprint Qualifying’ races is expected to go ahead, starting at the British Grand Prix, after the teams agreed financial terms.
The Formula 1 cars of 2025 could have all-wheel-drive, active aerodynamics and tanks filled with e-fuel under the sport’s latest proposals.
Mercedes trackside performance engineer Andrew Shovlin says the team may not be able to out-develop Red Bull because of new restrictions introduced for 2021.
Formula 1 is planning to introduce ‘active aerodynamics’ to its cars in order to reduce fuel consumption by a third from 2025.
In the round-up: McLaren’s reduced gap to Mercedes “encouraging” for Seidl • Domenicali targets Qualifying Sprint race deal before Imola • Hamilton ‘a lot busier than any driver ever’
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Alpine will bring a significant upgrade for its A521 chassis to the next race at Imola following its point-less start to the season in Bahrain.
In the round-up: ‘Iron fisted’ Wolff threatened to bench Hamilton and Rosberg over collisions • Ferrucci’s Indy 500 returned confirmed • Rosin dismisses Schumacher F3 title claims