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FIA inspecting front bib adjusters on more F1 cars in Austin

The FIA is inspecting front bib adjusters on various Formula 1 cars at this weekend’s United States Grand Prix, following the suspicions that Red Bull may have been using the device in parc ferme.

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FIA inspecting front bib adjusters on additional F1 cars at US GP

The FIA is inspecting front bib adjusters on various Formula 1 cars at this weekend’s United States Grand Prix, following suspicions that Red Bull may have been using the device in parc ferme.

Autosport

McLaren makes further 'mini-DRS' rear wing changes ahead of US GP

McLaren has clarified that it has made modifications to its full range of rear wings ahead of the United States Grand Prix, following the recent 'mini-DRS' controversy.

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McLaren wants FIA to investigate Red Bull further over front bib adjuster

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has called on the FIA to launch a “thorough investigation” into whether Red Bull did actually use its front bib adjuster under parc ferme conditions.

Motorsport

Six F1 races to go: the factors that will decide if Verstappen or Norris wins title

The variables between Red Bull and McLaren suggest much drama to come as title chase could still go down to the wire

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Who has benefitted most from F1’s fastest lap point offering?

Maurice Trintignant is unlikely to be the name that rolls off the tongue if you were to ask anyone for their favourite Formula 1 driver of all time.

Autosport

Red Bull working on car changes to help satisfy FIA over ride-height adjustment

Red Bull hopes that car modifications to assure the FIA its ride height adjustment device is not used under parc ferme conditions will be ready for the Brazilian Grand Prix.

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Russell hopes for GPDA talks with FIA in Mexico over "silly" F1 swearing fiasco

George Russell says that the Grand Prix Drivers' Association is hoping for a meeting next week with the FIA in the wake of Max Verstappen's punishment for swearing.

Motorsport

F1’s latest tech row shows what's at stake as title fight rages

Ahead of Austin's US Grand Prix, F1's latest tech drama emerged after what has been a busy season for F1's poachers and the FIA's gamekeepers alike.

Motorsport

Verstappen set to continue FIA protest

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

Motorsport

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.

Autosport

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

The Guardian - UK

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.

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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.

Motorsport

Stewards dismiss Rally Chile FIA petition, Rossel keeps WRC2 win

Rally Chile stewards have dismissed an FIA petition to re-examine an allocated time that helped Yohan Rossel to WRC2 victory following a hearing at the Central European Rally.

Motorsport

FIA allows cars from 1991-2000 to enter historic competition

Cars produced between 1991 and 2000 will be eligible for competition in historic events from next year, following an adjustment to the FIA's International Sporting Code.

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FIA permits cars from 1991-2000 to enter historic competition

Cars produced between 1991 and 2000 will be eligible for competition in historic events from next year, following an adjustment to the FIA's International Sporting Code.

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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.

Autosport

WRC teams weigh in on possible hybrid power U-turn for 2025

World Rally Championship teams have expressed their thoughts regarding the possibility of a last-minute change to remove hybrid power from Rally1 cars for next season.

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.

Autosport

Exclusive: FIA acts for US GP on suspicions over front bib parc ferme trick

Growing suspicions of a cunning Formula 1 car ride height adjustment trick under parc ferme conditions has triggered an immediate FIA response from this weekend’s United States Grand Prix, Autosport can reveal.

Motorsport

FIA acts for US GP on suspicions over front bib parc ferme trick

Autosport

Attack Charge technology "is working", key Valencia test to determine fate

Formula E's Attack Charge concept will finally be trialled in a mock race during pre-season testing next month, with the FIA claiming the "technology is working".

International Business Times

Pakistan 'Vigilantes' Behind Rise In Online Blasphemy Cases

Aroosa Khan's son was chatting on WhatsApp but suddenly found himself the target of "vigilante" investigators who accused him of having committed blasphemy online, a crime that carries the death penalty in Pakistan.

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