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FIA to introduce a wet-weather software update at the US GP after Sepang’s power-loss chaos, as Martin Brundle warns F1’s packed calendar is straining the sport.
By: Ben Hunt
The FIA hope to avoid a repeat of the chaos in Malaysia caused by the rain with this current generation of F1 cars with their latest software update, but there is a bigger issue that pundits feel needs addressing. The Singapore GP eight days ago represented the third race in a triple-header across Azerbaijan, Malaysia and Singapore.
By: Ben Hunt
Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen still looks for his father's approval in everything he does. Speaking on the Up to Speed podcast, the former Red Bull team principal also said that Jos Verstap...
By: Ben Hunt
Ayao Komatsu has rejected claims that Haas is turning into a Ferrari B-team now that it has signed a second Ferrari Driver Academy driver. The Haas team principal said Ferrari never pressured the team...
McLaren have yet to decide whether Lando Norris will face sporting consequences for his Singapore Sprint clash with Oscar Piastri, with talks expected in Austin.
By: Ben Hunt
Charles Leclerc is set to address Christian Horner's claim that he "seemed frustrated at Ferrari" when Red Bull wanted to sign him. Leclerc is likely to be grilled on the subject at this weekend's Uni...
By: Ben Hunt
Honda Racing Corporation president Koji Watanabe has admitted that Honda 'wasted two years' developing its Formula 1 power unit for Aston Martin. He also called this year's engine 'clearly inferior' to its rivals, basing that view on the FIA's ADUO performance figures.
Honda chief Koji Watanabe says the Aston Martin F1 power unit is clearly inferior after Honda started development late, losing two years.
By: Ben Hunt
Nigel Mansell has said he was given the last rites as a teenager, years before his Formula 1 career began. A karting crash at Morecambe left the future world champion with a serious head injury and put him in hospital being given the last rites by a priest.
Nigel Mansell recalls a karting crash at Morecambe that left him with a serious head injury and receiving the last rites before his F1 career.
