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Alonso happy to wait on Alpine F1 contract talks until after summer break

Fernando Alonso is happy to leave talks with Alpine over a new Formula 1 contract until after the summer break as he looks to extend his stay on the grid.

Autosport

Horner tells FIA not to "d*ck" with 2023 F1 aero rules

Christian Horner has urged the FIA not to “d*ck” with the 2023 Formula 1 technical regulations in an attempt to address porpoising.

Motorsport

Horner tells FIA “don’t dick” with 2023 F1 aero rules

Christian Horner has urged the FIA not to “dick” with the 2023 Formula 1 technical regulations in an attempt to address porpoising.

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Fernando Alonso told by Alpine boss he can win a race this year despite Montreal disaster

Alpine have shown impressive pace at times so far this season, and team boss Otmas Szafnauer believes Alonso and Esteban Ocon have a car that could power them to the podium

Daily Mirror

Alpine welcomes F1 porpoising clampdown if it levels playing field

Alpine Formula 1 boss Otmar Szafnauer welcomes action by the FIA on porpoising, but only if it doesn’t give rivals an advantage.

Motorsport

Piastri set for first Alpine F1 outing in French GP practice

Oscar Piastri is set to make his public Formula 1 debut with Alpine in FP1 at the French Grand Prix, Autosport understands.

Autosport

F1 team bosses criticise FIA timing on porpoising technical directive

The FIA’s timing in intervening in Formula 1’s porpoising problem has been criticised by team principals, as it left them unable to respond for the Canadian Grand Prix.

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F1 team bosses criticise FIA's timing on porpoising technical directive

The FIA’s timing in intervening in Formula 1’s porpoising problem has been criticised by team principals, as it left them unable to respond for the Canadian Grand Prix.

Autosport

Alpine Team Boss Thinks Piastri Will Be on F1 Grid in 2023

The 21-year-old rising star won Formula Three in 2020 and the F2 championship in 2021.

Sports Illustrated

How can F1 break the deadlock over competing cost cap desires?

We’re already in June with seven races of the 2022 Formula 1 season completed and there's still no sign of any agreement on an upward adjustment to the cost cap.

Autosport

Vasseur: Top teams can switch off wind tunnels to stay within budget cap

Alfa Romeo’s Frederic Vasseur believes Formula 1 teams struggling to stay under the budget cap and calling for an increase should “switch off the wind tunnel” to limit car development.

Motorsport

Vasseur: Top F1 teams can turn off windtunnels to stay within cost cap

Alfa Romeo’s Frederic Vasseur believes Formula 1 teams struggling to stay under the budget cap and calling for an increase should “switch off the wind tunnel” to limit car development.

Autosport

Horner: F1 teams might have to skip races to meet budget cap

Red Bull boss Christian Horner claims that Formula 1 teams risk breaching the budget cap unless it is adjusted, even suggesting that some won’t be able to complete the season.

Autosport

Horner: F1 teams could have to miss races to meet budget cap

Red Bull boss Christian Horner claims that Formula 1 teams risk breaching the budget cap unless it is adjusted, even suggesting that some won’t be able to complete the season.

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Alonso slams "incompetent" Miami F1 stewards after penalty

Fernando Alonso has explosively accused the Formula 1 stewards at the recent Miami Grand Prix of “incompetence” and sees no improvement in the championship’s officiating despite the FIA’s post-2021 changes.

Autosport

Alpine expects Alonso/Piastri 2023 decision around British GP time

Alpine wants to wait until around the time of the British Grand Prix to decide on the Formula 1 futures of Fernando Alonso and Oscar Piastri.

Autosport

Alpine seeks FIA talks over "wholly unjust" Alonso F1 penalty

Alpine plans to ask the FIA to improve the guidance race control gives to Formula 1 teams, following what it feels was a 'wholly unjust' penalty for Fernando Alonso in Miami.

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Norris hopes FIA learns from Miami F1 barrier call after crashes

Lando Norris hopes the FIA learns from the decision not to install a Tecpro barrier at Turn 13 in Miami after two big incidents left drivers struggling with knocks.

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Why Alpine's F1 engine boss isn’t obsessed with its horsepower figures

After as big a shake up to the Formula 1 grid as we have had in 2022, it has been hard to pick out the influence of chassis and power units in the changing form.

The Guardian - UK

Raising F1 budget cap would ‘tilt playing field’, claims Alpine team chief

The Alpine team principal has rejected calls to revise the regulations, with Haas and Alfa Romeo also understood to oppose the change

Motorsport

Teams call for ‘reform’ over F1 tech-share deals

Formula 1 chiefs and the FIA have been urged to consider a rethink of how teams work together, amid unease from some of Haas’ rivals about its close relationship with Ferrari.

AAP

Alpine keeping tabs on F1 talent Piastri

Australia's emerging driver Oscar Piastri is a talent to watch but his Formula One future isn't yet a pressing issue for his Apline team boss.

Motorsport

Alpine relying on water pump fix after Alonso's Saudi F1 engine failure

Alpine is hoping that a water pump fix will prevent a repeat of the failure that stopped Fernando Alonso in Formula 1's Saudi Arabian GP.

Autosport

Ocon: Renault F1 engine gains mean Alpine now not "shy of anybody"

Alpine Formula 1 driver Esteban Ocon says the latest Renault engine upgrade meant he didn’t have to be “shy of anybody” when battling in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Ocon: Renault F1 engine gains mean Alpine now "not shy of anybody"

Alpine Formula 1 driver Esteban Ocon says the latest Renault engine upgrade meant he didn’t have to be “shy of anybody” when battling in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

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