Tags: Formula 1
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F1 in talks with potential new manufacturers
Stefano Domenicali, F1’s new CEO, has revealed discussions have already taken place during his tenure with new manufacturers about coming into the sport.
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‘F1 show teams 23-race draft calendar for 2021’
Formula 1 has unveiled a 2021 draft calendar to the teams – reported to comprise 23 races with two triple-headers.
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Carey: Tradition shouldn’t block reverse-grid races
Departing F1 supremo Chase Carey thinks the sport should not let its history get in the way of introducing ideas such as reverse-grid races.
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COVID-19 positives up but protocols ‘working well’
Formula 1 has insisted the increased number of positive COVID-19 tests leading up to the Russian Grand Prix shows the sport’s safety protocols are working well.
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Fans divided on reverse-grid qualifying races
F1 fans appear divided over whether reverse-grid qualifying races would be a positive introduction to the sport.
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Masi predicts ‘surprises’ on final 2020 calendar
F1 race director Michael Masi has hinted at “a couple of surprises” when the remainder of the rejigged 2020 calendar is finalised.
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Why F1’s current crop are likeable lads
Is this the most talented and likeable grid in Formula 1 history? We explain why the current crop of drivers are such great ambassadors.
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F1 posts big Q2 loss after pandemic lockdown
Formula 1 has produced its 2020 Q2 financial figures – and unsurprisingly, due to the global health pandemic, revenues plummeted and a big loss was incurred.
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Torquing Point: Preparations ramp up, but not for everyone
With less than a month to go until Formula 1 finally returns, Torquing Point takes a look at how the teams and drivers are preparing
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Broadcasters to remain unchanged for 2020
Formula 1 says that there will be no changes to the broadcasters that will provide coverage of the revised 2020 season.
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‘Constructive’ talks but no ruling on budget cap
The Formula 1 team bosses reportedly had a “constructive” meeting on Thursday but did not agree to a reduced budget cap, at least not yet.
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Todt: Two to three races a month possible
Jean Todt believes that, once the 2020 season is ready to get underway, it’s possible that two or three races will take place per month.
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F1 cancels camera staff deals for 2020
Amid the disruption to the 2020 season, it has been reported that Formula 1 has cancelled contracts with various camera staff.
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F1 TV made free for 30 days
Formula 1 has announced that F1 Tv, the sport’s official on-demand streaming service, will be free to everyone for the next 30 days.
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Lando Norris dominates Veloce Esports races
Lando Norris and Nicholas Latifi were flying the flag for F1 in the latest Veloce Esports races, with the former taking a win.
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What to watch to fill the F1 void in your life
Formula 1 is on hiatus, and we don’t know when it will be back. In the meantime, there’s plenty of material you can watch to fill the void.
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Torquing Point podcast: Bye Monaco, Hello Esports
In another week without any racing, there’s still plenty to discuss from the world of Formula 1 in the third edition of Torquing Point.
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Torquing Point podcast: Not the Australian GP
What next for the 2020 season? Finley Crebolder and Michelle Foster discuss that and recap the Melbourne mayhem in episode two of Torquing Point.
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F1 TV subscribers reimbursed following season delay
Following the postponements and cancellations of the opening four races of the 2020 season, Formula 1 have begun reimbursing F1 TV subscribers.
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Formula 1 aims for net-carbon footprint by 2030
Formula 1 has announced plans to have all Grands Prix to use sustainable products by 2025 and to have a net-zero carbon footprint by 2030.