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How F1’s wisest driver will benefit the GPDA as its role expands beyond safety matters

What Carlos Sainz thinks about the lengthy modern Formula 1 calendar might seem an odd place to start when assessing his appointment to a directorship of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association.

Autosport

Drop Everything and Listen to This V-10 Formula 1 Car

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem said earlier this week that Formula 1 should consider switching back to V-10 power, seeing as how the series will soon run solely on synthetic fuels. We couldn't agree with him more. The V-10 era of F1 brought some of the best-sounding cars on the planet,…

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FIA blames Verstappen, Horner boos on “tribalist” fan behaviour

The FIA has called for respect from fans after boos were heard during the F1 75 event in London on Tuesday, which launched the 2025 season.

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FIA blames “tribalist” fan behavior for Verstappen, Horner boos

The FIA has called for respect from fans after boos were heard during the F1 75 event in London on Tuesday, which launched the 2025 season.

Motorsport

Should F1 weigh up FIA president’s return to V10 engines idea? Our writers have their say

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has suggested Formula 1 should consider a return to V10 engines running on sustainable fuels – but is the pitch worth considering?

Autosport

FIA president thinks F1 should consider return to V10 engines on e-fuels

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem thinks Formula 1 should at least consider switching back to V10 engines in the future, running on sustainable fuel.

Autosport

Ben Sulayem: F1 should consider return to V10 engines on e-fuels

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem thinks Formula 1 should at least consider switching back to V10 engines in the future, running on sustainable fuel.

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Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week

The FIA has a vacancy for a Rescue Specialist.

Autosport

F1 drivers can opt out of wearing FIA-approved cooling vests – but only this year

The new wearable-tech shirts designed to keep drivers cool in races in extreme heat will be optional for competitors in the 2025 Formula 1 season, Motorsport.com understands.

Motorsport

Exclusive: F1 drivers can opt not to wear FIA-approved cooling vests, but mandatory from 2026

The new wearable-tech shirts designed to keep drivers cool in races in extreme heat will be optional for competitors in the 2025 Formula 1 season, Autosport understands.

Autosport

Were fans right to boo at F175? Our writers have their say

Formula 1’s first-ever livery launch which gathered all 10 teams brought elements of a race weekend to the one-off event, including the return of the divisive topic of booing certain stars.

Autosport

The 7 funniest, weirdest, and wildest moments from F1 75 Live

Formula 1's first-ever livery reveal at the O2 arena brought together Machine Gun Kelly, Gordon Ramsay, and 10 teams for a spectacle

Motorsport

Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari F1 bow steals the show in London – on a night Christian Horner will want to forget

F1 75 Live was a big win for the sport and its most popular star as momentum builds towards the 2025 season

The Independent UK

George Russell issues verdict on Max Verstappen rivalry ahead of new F1 season

The two clashed at last season’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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The Guardian - UK

FIA has lost sight of what matters, says Verstappen over anti-swearing drive

Max Verstappen has accused the FIA of failing to focus on the issues that matter amid what he believes is an irrelevant crackdown on swearing

Motorsport

Verstappen, Russell are setting the gloves aside, moving past 2024 fall-out

Max Verstappen, George Russell reflect on spectacular feud that peaked near the end of last season, choosing to focus on what matters most in 2025: racing.

The Independent UK

Max Verstappen goes full Jose Mourinho in response to F1 swearing rules: ‘I prefer not to speak’

New regulations in the off-season could see drivers issued a race ban if they swear repeatedly

Autosport

F1 increases mandatory pitstop tally for Monaco GP amid FIA commission changes

The Monaco Grand Prix will receive additional mandatory pitstops to promote more eventful racing during Formula 1 grands prix at the principality - as the FIA ratified further new rules at its latest commission meeting.

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F1 imposes multiple-pitstop strategies for Monaco GP

The Monaco Grand Prix will get additional mandatory pitstops to promote more eventful racing during Formula 1 races at the principality, as the FIA ratified further new rules at its latest commission meeting.

The Independent UK

Major rule change approved for Monaco Grand Prix ‘to promote better racing’ at famous F1 circuit

The race on the streets of the principality has been criticised for a lack of overtaking opportunities

The Independent UK

George Russell ‘pretty clear’ on Max Verstappen stance ahead of new F1 season

The Briton labelled the four-time world champion a “bully” at the end of last year and says he has made it known that he is “not going to take it”.

Autosport

Ben Hunt: Ticktum’s tantrum at Jeddah E-Prix sets a precedent for FIA swearing rules

Dan Ticktum’s swear-laden rant at last weekend’s Jeddah E-Prix will go unpunished despite the wishes of the FIA president to stamp out swearing.

Motorsport

Sainz: FIA's going too far with in-cockpit language restrictions

Williams driver Carlos Sainz says the FIA's clampdown on swearing is "too much" and thinks it would be bad for Formula 1 if drivers were no longer allowed to show emotion inside the car.

Motorsport

Fourmaux fined for swearing on WRC TV broadcast

Adrien Fourmaux has been fined €10,000 and hit with a further suspended €20,000 fine for using “inappropriate language” during a World Rally Championship television interview.

The Guardian - UK

‘High chance’ Hamilton will challenge for F1 title with Ferrari, insists Sainz

Ferrari are in a strong position to enable Lewis Hamilton to fight for his eighth Formula One world championship, says Carlos Sainz

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