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David Richards: F1 lost technological relevance with V6 hybrid switch
Motor Sports Association chairman Dave Richards believes Formula 1 lost technological relevance when it switched to V6 hybrid engines in 2014.
Charles Leclerc ‘upset’ Ferrari by skydiving without permission
Charles Leclerc says Ferrari was “a little bit upset” with his secret skydive during the Formula 1 winter break after he failed to ask permission beforehand.
2020 F1 season could be even worse for Williams, warns Rob Smedley
Ex-Williams head of vehicle performance Rob Smedley fears things could get even worse for his former team during the 2020 Formula 1 season.
David Coulthard finds Williams F1 struggles ‘painful to watch’
Ex-Formula 1 driver David Coulthard says he found watching Williams’ struggles throughout the 2019 season “a bit painful".
Karun Chandhok: Charles Leclerc’s new Ferrari F1 deal a “no-brainer”
Karun Chandhok believes Ferrari’s decision to hand Charles Leclerc a long-term Formula 1 contract was a “no-brainer”.
McLaren sets launch date for 2020 Formula 1 car after Norris 'leak'
McLaren has become the third team to confirm its launch date for the 2020 Formula 1 season, revealing the date in a live video with Lando Norris. The McLaren MCL35 car will be unveiled on February 13th, with formal plans to be confirmed by the team at a later date.
Lando Norris: Valentino Rossi inspired me to be who I am today
McLaren Formula 1 driver Lando Norris says nine-time motorcycle world champion Valentino Rossi helped inspire him “to be who I am today”.
Pirelli: F2 18-inch tyre switch can help identify possible F1 issues
Pirelli racing chief Mario Isola believes Formula 2’s switch to 18-inch tyres for the 2020 season will help identify any potential issues ahead of the size change in Formula 1 next year.
Charles Leclerc 'feels part of Ferrari’s F1 history' after Monza win
Charles Leclerc says his victory at last year’s Italian Grand Prix has left him feeling part of Ferrari’s Formula 1 history.
Nicholas Latifi: George Russell will be a good benchmark at Williams
Nicholas Latifi believes Williams teammate George Russell will provide him with a “good benchmark and reference” during his rookie Formula 1 campaign.
Chadwick: Latifi path to F1 shows merits of Williams academy
Jamie Chadwick has renewed confidence in breaking into Formula 1 having taken encouragement from seeing Nicholas Latifi progress with support from the Williams Driver Academy.
Leclerc: I learnt from Vettel’s detailed feedback to Ferrari engineers
Charles Leclerc says one of the biggest areas he learnt from Ferrari teammate Sebastian Vettel is the depth and insight of feedback the four-time Formula 1 world champion delivers to his engineers.
Pirelli: No hard feelings over Haas 2019 criticisms
Pirelli’s F1 chief Mario Isola says it was “easy to criticise the sole tyre supplier” having been dealt criticisms last year from Haas but feels it hasn’t forged any bad blood between them.
F1 must adapt amid manufacturers struggles
Formula 1 chief technical officer Pat Symonds has opened up on the fightback from leading teams about the planned 2021 rules shake-up but underlined the need for change to keep the sport healthy and attractive to both existing and new fans.
Formula 1 to use Esports drivers to trial rule changes
Formula 1 will work with its leading Esports Series drivers to simulate proposed rule changes for their real-world counterparts.
VIDEO: Esteban Ocon's 2020 Renault F1 seat fit
Esteban Ocon’s adjustment to life with Renault in Formula 1 has continued with the completion of a seat fit in the team’s 2020 car.
Symonds concedes F1 2019 aero changes fell short of target
Formula 1 chief technical officer Pat Symonds has conceded the aerodynamic rule changes for the 2019 season failed to have meaningful change, adding that with hindsight he “wouldn’t have done them”.
Pirelli: Accepting 2020 tyres would have forced car design changes
Formula 1 teams would have needed to adjust designs for their 2020 cars had they accepted Pirelli’s updated tyres for next season, the sport’s tyre chief has revealed.
Robert Kubica: Alfa Romeo switch like 'coming back home'
Robert Kubica has made his first appearance since joining Alfa Romeo Racing ahead of the 2020 season, saying the move is “like coming back home”.
Formula 1 confirms session times for 2020 calendar
The session times for the 2020 Formula 1 season have been confirmed, with new events in Vietnam and the Netherlands falling in line with other races.
All 10 F1 teams to run mule cars in end-of-year Abu Dhabi test
All 10 Formula 1 teams will use mule cars in the Abu Dhabi post-season test running to help Pirelli in its final evaluation of the 2021 tyres.
McLaren announces new technical partnership with Unilever
McLaren has announced a new, multi-year technical partnership with Unilever following the brand’s split with Williams.
Smedley’s new e-karts ‘will answer Hamilton’s grassroots call’
Former Ferrari and Williams technical chief Rob Smedley has launched a range of electric karts aimed to “answer Lewis Hamilton’s call” for cheaper motorsport opportunities at karting level.
Hamilton donates $500,000 in aid of Australian Bushfire crisis
Lewis Hamilton says he will donate $500,000 to support the fire service and animal welfare charities working in the Australian Bushfire crisis.