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Verstappen set to continue FIA protest

Max Verstappen is poised to continue his ongoing row with the FIA after he was punished for swearing.

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Verstappen to continue FIA protest over swearing at US GP

Max Verstappen is poised to continue his ongoing row with the FIA after he was punished for swearing.

Autosport

Red Bull drivers deny front bib device boosted car performance

Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez have denied the adjustable front bib ride height device at the centre of a technical storm engulfing Red Bull at Austin has ever added Formula 1 car performance.

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Kostecki details "horrible" illness on way to Bathurst victory

Brodie Kostecki has provided details on just how sick he was on the way to taking his first Bathurst 1000 win last weekend.

Motorsport

Lando Norris welcomes FIA clampdown on Red Bull’s use of ‘tea tray’ device

McLaren driver has described FIA’s rule clarification as ‘a good thing’ over use of device that alters car’s ride height

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With half of the NASCAR playoff field gone, only heavy hitters remain

The feel-good stories and underdogs are gone — eliminated through the first two rounds. Even Alex Bowman, who went from being the fourth driver at HMS to one of the strongest playoff drivers, has now been eliminated after an unfortunate DQ. Half of the eight remaining title contenders are former…

Motorsport

Lawson: Red Bull 2025 seat "very far" from current focus on F1 return

Liam Lawson says thinking about auditioning for a Red Bull seat in 2025 is "very far" from his focus, as he concentrates on the performance criteria set by RB on his Formula 1 return.

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Piastri: Altering front bib height under parc ferme is clear rules breach

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri says if any team has been using a device to alter its front bib height under parc ferme conditions then it is a clear breach of Formula 1 rules, as focus centres on Red Bull.

Autosport

Lawson: Potential Red Bull 2025 seat "very far" from current focus on F1 return

Liam Lawson says thinking about auditioning for a Red Bull seat in 2025 is "very far" from his focus, which is simply on meeting the performance criteria set by RB on his Formula 1 return.

Motorsport

Red Bull admits front bib device exists, but plan agreed with FIA

Red Bull has admitted that a device to alter its front bib height does exist but insists it cannot be used while the car is assembled.

Autosport

Tsunoda: Lawson will add spice to Red Bull 2025 shootout

Yuki Tsunoda says Liam Lawson's arrival at RB in place of Daniel Ricciardo will add "a bit more spice" to the intra-team battle, as both look to impress Red Bull for a future Formula 1 drive.

Autosport

Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week

Nielsen Racing is looking for Number 2 Mechanics to join its team.

Autosport

Michael Vanthourenhout earns victory at Kermiscross ahead of Eli Iserbyt

Belgian U23 champion Witse Meeussen takes third in Ardooie

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F1 scraps fastest lap point from 2025

Formula 1 will scrap the fastest lap point for the 2025 season, and will boost young driver running at grands prix.

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Formula E fails to find 17th race but still plans to fill two-month gap

Formula E organisers have been unable to find a 17th race for the upcoming season that leaves a two-month gap in the schedule, but plan to host an as-yet-unannounced event that will “maintain engagement with fans”.

Autosport

The unconventional route taken by McLaren's new academy chief

After almost two decades working at one of the most successful junior single-seater teams in motorsport, Stephanie Carlin joined McLaren at the beginning of the year, supporting young drivers who are part of the team's Driver Development Programme.

Autosport

Arlington set to be IndyCar’s 'first F1-style street track'

IndyCar’s new Arlington round, scheduled to debut in March 2026, has some drivers feeling it has multiple reasons why it could rival Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Made for America: Special team liveries debuting at F1's US GP

As the Circuit of The Americas prepares to host the US Grand Prix for a 12th time, a trio of Formula One teams have made their way to the Lone Star State with fresh liveries.

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Grand Prix of Arlington set to be IndyCar’s “first Formula 1-style street course”

All of the ingredients are there to take the IndyCar Series to new heights with the Grand Prix of Arlington in March 2026. And the scuttlebutt amongst several drivers in the paddock at the moment is how this event could rival Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix.

Autosport

Bourdais returns to WEC in Bahrain finale with Cadillac

Sebastien Bourdais will join the factory Cadillac team for the final round of the 2024 World Endurance Championship in Bahrain early next month.

Autosport

Short rises to second in Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings

Mazda MX-5 ace Ben Short has broken Stewart Black, Piers Grange and Dan Brown's stranglehold on the top Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings places having moved into second.

Autosport

The evolution of a Formula 1 sponsorship deal

From the hazy, heady days of tobacco giants to the cryptic crypto currency courtships of recent years, Formula 1 has always relied on sponsorship revenue for a significant slice of the funding required to go racing.

Autosport

Acosta: “It would hurt Ducati if Martin took the title to another factory”

Pedro Acosta has voiced the commonly held paddock belief that Ducati would prefer factory rider Francesco Bagnaia to win this year’s world championship over Aprilia-bound Pramac man Jorge Martin.

Motorsport

Acosta: “It would hurt" Ducati if Martin took the title to another factory

Pedro Acosta has voiced the commonly-held paddock belief that Ducati would prefer factory rider Francesco Bagnaia to win this year’s MotoGP world championship over Aprilia-bound Pramac man Jorge Martin.

Autosport

Why the FIA's front bib trick clampdown is not going to stop team intrigue

The revelation that the FIA has moved to clamp down on a potential ride height parc ferme trick has added an intriguing twist to the Formula 1 title battle.

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