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‘Nine of the teams say yes to delaying 2021 rules’
The coronavirus isn’t only having an impact on the 2020 F1 season but could also affect 2021 with teams reportedly pushing to delay the introduction of the new cars.
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Ferrari begins its summer shutdown
Ferrari will begin its three-week summer break today, saying it “fully supports” Formula 1’s decision to bring forward the break.
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Formula 1 teams vote to bring summer break forward
Formula 1 will observe its summer break period from March to April instead of July and August, the FIA has officially confirmed. The coronavirus pandemic ensured at least the first four scheduled races of the season will not go ahead as planned, with Australia cancelled and Bahrain, China and Vietnam all postponed. There are doubts […]
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McLaren race staff test negative for coronavirus
McLaren has confirmed that their seven race team members tested for coronavirus have returned negative results.
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Ricciardo explains inspiration behind funky lid
When Formula 1 racing does get underway, there will be no mistaking Daniel Ricciardo after he unveiled a striking new lid for the 2020 season.
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British media didn’t understand Ricciardo’s Renault move
Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul feels there was a lack of understanding, especially in the British press, over Daniel Ricciardo’s move to the Enstone team.
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Teams ‘very angry’ over early break reports
In a bid to free up weekends when, or if, Formula 1 can go racing, teams are said to be “very angry” with reports the summer break will take place in the coming six weeks.
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Renault ‘don’t want to say no’ to Vettel
Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has not ruled out attempting to sign Sebastian Vettel, but would like to prioritise a younger driver.
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Mick: Schumacher name won’t get me into F1
He sports arguably the most well-known name in Formula 1, Schumacher, but Mick says that won’t get him a place on the Formula 1 grid.
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Calendar meeting set, all teams must agree
Formula 1’s bosses will video conference with the teams on Thursday to discuss a potential 2020 calendar, needing all 10 teams to sign up to the changes.