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Brown: No reason not to expand F1 grid if new teams pay "fair" fee

Zak Brown sees no reason why Formula 1 cannot expand the grid if new teams meet the required criteria and pay a “fair franchise fee” ahead of talks next week.

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Mario Andretti bites back at F1 chief Stefano Domenicali after "not smart" jibe

Michael Andretti lashed out at "greedy" team owners after it became clear most of them were against his entry into F1 – a reaction criticised by F1 chief Domenicali

Daily Mirror

F1 chiefs want things done differently in 2023 after fall-out from Red Bull rule-break

After the FIA took so long to identify Red Bull's budget cap overspend from the 2021 season and hand out a punishment, F1 bosses want to see things happen much quicker this year if there are any further violations

Daily Mirror

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Defiant Lewis Hamilton on collision course with FIA again over 'political statement' ban

Speaking about the FIA's new protest ban for the first time since it was written into the rulebook, Hamilton made it clear he will not be changing how he uses his F1 platform

Daily Mirror

‘Nothing will stop me’: Lewis Hamilton defiant in face of possible FIA censure

Lewis Hamilton has defiantly insisted he will not be prevented from expressing his opinions by the FIA

The Guardian - UK

Russell: F1 driver statement clampdown “a silly regulation”

Mercedes' George Russell has described FIA’s new restrictions on political or personal statements by Formula 1 drivers as 'a silly regulation' that is “totally unnecessary”.

Motorsport

Russell: "Unnecessary" F1 driver statement clampdown "a silly regulation"

Mercedes's George Russell has called the FIA’s new restrictions on political or personal statements by Formula 1 drivers 'a silly regulation' which is “totally unnecessary”

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Long-time F1 technical boss Green moved away from racing side of team

Long-time Aston Martin Formula 1 technical boss Andrew Green has moved away from race team duties to oversee the company’s technology business.

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Long-time F1 technical boss Green moved away from racing side of Aston Martin

Long-time Aston Martin Formula 1 technical boss Andrew Green has moved away from race team duties to oversee the company’s technology business.

Autosport

Hamilton on FIA rule: 'Nothing will stop me from speaking'

Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton insists he will not be silenced by offseason rules that prohibit drivers from speaking out on political issues

The Independent UK

Hamilton: Nothing will stop me speaking up on important issues in F1

Lewis Hamilton says that nothing will stop him speaking up about important issues in Formula 1 and that “nothing changes” for him despite the FIA’s clampdown on political statements.

Autosport

FIA likely to probe new Ferrari F1 car over design which Mercedes were forced to change

Mercedes were, last year, forced by the FIA to change a front wing innovation on their car which Ferrari appear to have tried to legally recreate with their new SF23

Daily Mirror

Iwasa "has the talent" to win 2023 F2 title says DAMS owner Pic

DAMS team owner Charles Pic says Ayumu Iwasa “has the talent” to win the FIA Formula 2 title in 2023 with the French outfit.

Autosport

Iwasa "has the talent" to win 2023 F2 title, says DAMS owner Pic

DAMS team owner Charles Pic says Ayumu Iwasa “has the talent” to win the FIA Formula 2 title in 2023 with the team.

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Front suspension biggest change on SF-23 F1 car - Ferrari

Ferrari says that the front suspension of the new SF-23 Formula 1 represents the biggest change relative to its predecessor.

Daily Mirror

Lando Norris slams F1 chiefs for 'free speech' ban and urges U-turn

The FIA has introduced new plans that prohibits drivers from making statements without prior consent, but a number of F1 stars have already voiced their concerns

Autosport

Why Ferrari can run the front wing design that Mercedes could not

Ferrari prompted some intrigue at the launch of its new Formula 1 car on Tuesday, when it revealed an idea that appeared to be banned.

Autosport

Pulling joins Rodin Carlin for inaugural F1 Academy season

W Series podium-finisher Abbi Pulling has joined Rodin Carlin for the inaugural season of F1 Academy.

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The Guardian - UK

McLaren’s Lando Norris prepared to defy FIA ban on political statements

Lando Norris said he would be prepared to defy the FIA’s ban on drivers making political statements at Formula One races

Motorsport

Norris: FIA clampdown will make F1 drivers feel like they're in school

Formula 1 drivers would be treated like school kids if they are forced to seek permission to make political and personal statements under the FIA’s new restrictions, says Lando Norris.

Autosport

Norris: FIA clampdown will make drivers feel like they're in school

Formula 1 drivers would be treated like schoolkids if they are forced to seek permission to make political and personal statements under the FIA’s new restrictions, says Lando Norris.

Daily Mirror

Haas against US rivals Andretti joining F1 as Guenther Steiner points out the risk

As team principal of the only current F1 team with roots in the USA, Haas chief Steiner feels there is no need to allow Michael Andretti, or anyone else, to add another outfit to the grid

Daily Mirror

Bahrain Grand Prix tension likely as FIA makes interesting Mohammed ben Sulayem decision

Even though he has been under fire from all sides in recent weeks and his relationship with F1 chiefs has taken a beating, FIA president Ben Sulayem plans on attending the first race of 2023

Daily Mirror

Toto Wolff gets one over Christian Horner as Mercedes and Ferrari inflict Red Bull blow

Red Bull wanted their new powertrains division to be given status as a new engine supplier by the FIA but, after pressure from Ferrari and Mercedes, they will not receive the full benefit

Motorsport

Red Bull-Ford will not get full new F1 engine supplier status for 2026

Red Bull-Ford is understood to have been granted only partial new Formula 1 engine supplier status for 2026 by the FIA, and will thus receive only 90% of the financial benefits.

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