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Key: 2022 innovations ‘more subtle and delicate’
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F1 insists ‘no exemptions’ for vaccination requirements
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Mercedes junior Vesti joins Pourchaire in F2 team
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2026 engines an ‘urgent’ issue for new FIA president
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Max felt more pressure at Zandvoort than Abu Dhabi
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Brown: Ricciardo needed time to adapt at Renault too
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Briatore to Alpine is possible – report
Flavio Briatore was spotted in Paris, with a source close to Alpine stating that a return to the Enstone outfit is not an impossible prospect.
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‘Russell has to be going for the championship’
George Russell has “to be going” for the World title despite 2022 being his first season with Mercedes, says Ted Kravitz.
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Alfa Romeo misjudged effect of no 2021 upgrades
Fred Vasseur admits he “underestimated” the challenges of not updating the car but says 2022 will determine whether he made the right call.
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Alpine fire up all-new 2022 challenger and engine
The teasing is over, Alpine have now fired-up their 2022 challenger and new engine for the first time…
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Russell does not feel extra Mercedes pressure
George Russell reckons when the visor is down, all the added pressure of racing for Mercedes will fall away.
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Threat of A and B teams has not gone away, warns Brown
Zak Brown fears Formula 1’s current regulations are “diminishing” what it means to a “genuine constructor”.
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Rossi reveals his mum tried to encourage him towards F1
Valentino Rossi says even his mother was keen on him swapping from MotoGP to F1 but he ultimately decided against it.
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Ferrari president ends Jean Todt rumours – report
Ferrari have ruled out the possibility of reuniting with the former FIA president Jean Todt as it would be too controversial.
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Herta has not given up on his Formula 1 dream
IndyCar star Colton Herta says that he is still interested in competing in Formula 1 in the future but for now, the American is happy where he is.
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‘Old, shabby’ Silverstone and Monza urged to upgrade
With new venues interested in hosting F1, Laurent Rossi feels Silverstone and Monza need to keep on “top of their game” to stay on the calendar.
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McLaren offer hope on Mercedes engine reliability
McLaren CEO Zak Brown says that their engine supplier Mercedes is feeling bullish over the reliability of their power unit ahead of the 2022 F1 season.
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Albon lost the car keys on day one at Williams
Alex Albon’s first working day at Williams included an incident that left him red-faced – but all ended well.
