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Carey: Liberty not trying to ‘claim victory’ in bid to improve F1
Formula 1 CEO and chairman Chase Carey has stressed that Liberty Media is not looking to “claim victory” yet in its bid to improve and expand the sport as its focusing on long-term gains and growth.
FIA confirms F1 aerodynamic changes for 2019 after WMSC approval
The World Motor Sport Council has ratified the proposed aerodynamic changes in the Formula 1 technical regulations from 2019 as part of the sport's push to increase overtaking and improve the on-track spectacle.
Mercedes forced to delay planned F1 engine update until French GP
Mercedes will not be debuting its updated Formula 1 power unit as planned at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix due to a "quality issue", forcing the team to postpone its introduction until France in two weeks' time.
FIA reveals new standard F1 helmet for 2019 with increased protection
The FIA has formally revealed the new, mandatory helmet that will be used by all Formula 1 drivers from the 2019 season following a period of study and research to improve safety standards.
McLaren F1 rejects mid-season approach from Toro Rosso for Lando Norris
McLaren has rejected a mid-season approach from Toro Rosso to field its current reserve driver Lando Norris in Formula 1 this year, understood to be in place of the struggling Brendon Hartley.
2019 tweaks no ‘cure’ for F1’s overtaking issues, says Carey
The aerodynamic tweaks to the Formula 1 technical regulations for the 2019 season should not be seen as a “cure” to the sport’s current on-track overtaking difficulties, according to CEO and chairman Chase Carey.
F1 needs more sudden-death situations – Nielsen
Formula 1’s sporting director Steve Nielsen says any major format shake-ups for 2021 will be introduced to increase “sudden-death situations” in the sport as it looks to engage a wider audience.
Wolff: Mercedes stronger than 12 months ago
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has issued a warning to his Formula 1 rivals by claiming the German manufacturer is “in a stronger position in both championships than we were 12 months ago”.
Marquez: Maybe F1 will be a serious idea in a few years
After his first taste of driving a Formula 1 car, Marc Marquez says pulling off a switch to four-wheel racing “will be a serious idea for me in a few years’ time”.
Oliver Rowland and Robert Kubica to split Williams F1 test duties in Hungary
Oliver Rowland will drive in the second in-season Formula 1 test of 2018 for Williams at the Hungaroring later this year.
Criticism of ‘boring’ Monaco GP needs to be kept in proportion - Toto Wolff
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes criticism of this year’s Monaco Grand Prix needs to be kept in proportion, adding varying levels of quality in races reflects the “ebb and flow” of a Formula 1 season.
Haas targets greater understanding of Hypersoft F1 tyre heading to Canada
The Haas Formula 1 team is targeting a greater understanding of Pirelli’s Hypersoft tyre compound at this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix, following its struggles in Monaco.
Canadian GP: Red Bull expects minimum 10-place Daniel Ricciardo grid drop
Daniel Ricciardo will take grid penalties at this weekend’s Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, Red Bull’s Adrian Newey has revealed.
When is the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix and how can I watch it
Following Daniel Ricciardo’s dominant weekend in Monaco, Formula 1 returns this weekend after a two-week break for the seventh round of the 2018 season, the Canadian Grand Prix.
Robert Kubica wants to be re-united with Canadian GP winning F1 car
Robert Kubica says he wants to be re-united with his 2008 Canadian Grand Prix-winning Formula 1 BMW Sauber car. Kubica remarkably bounced back from a horrific crash at the 2007 race in Montreal to claim his and BMW Sauber’s first and only F1 victory one year later.
Force India looking to continue momentum in Canadian GP after difficult start to 2018
The Force India Formula 1 team is keen to build upon the momentum of recent races heading into this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso worried McLaren’s “lack of speed” will hurt team in Canada
Fernando Alonso admits he is concerned McLaren’s current straight-line speed deficit in Formula 1 will result in a difficult weekend at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Red Bull prioritising F1 engine decision over new Daniel Ricciardo deal
Red Bull’s decision over which Formula 1 engine it will use from 2019 is taking priority over trying to secure Daniel Ricciardo’s position at the team.
Renault prepares key engine upgrade ahead of Canadian GP
Renault is optimistic its power unit upgrade will deliver vital performance gains to close the gap to Mercedes and Ferrari, while the works team will also introduce new aerodynamic and mechanical updates at the Canadian Grand Prix.
F1 could scrap Friday drivers’ briefings – Whiting
Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting says the Friday drivers’ briefings are starting to not hold “any value” as drivers continue to inform him of any issues directly which could trigger a shake-up to the meetings.
FIA: European Commission proposals do not meet expectations
The FIA says the European Commission’s proposed changes to the Motor Insurance Directive have not met its requirements and will aim to continue to seek further amendments.
Haas to deliver ‘significant’ upgrade package for Canada GP
Haas will introduce a new front wing, floor and bargeboards as part of its upgrade package for the Canadian Grand Prix as it aims to forget its frustrating Monaco race weekend.
Vijay Mallya steps down as Force India F1 team director
Vijay Mallya has resigned as a director in the Force India Formula 1 team as he continues to fight extradition to India in an ongoing legal case.
Toto Wolff: F1 mustn't fall into 'depression' after one bad race
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says the Formula 1 world must not "swing between depression and exuberance" over the quality of its races following widespread criticism of Sunday's processional Monaco Grand Prix.