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Alpine creates new role for its ex-FIA signing
The FIA's former head of aerodynamics Jason Somerville has begun his new role at Alpine's F1 team following an enforced period of gardening leave
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Red Bull's F1 car upgrade package features a "smart and innovative" design that exploits a concession in the rules considered legal for now
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As Mercedes' interest in an Alpine stake revives tensions over team alliances, McLaren boss Zak Brown calls on the FIA president to intervene
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McLaren has brought tech giant Intel back to F1 as a team sponsor after an absence of nearly 17 years
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McLaren has secured planning permission for a factory extension at its Woking headquarters that will house a new test rig for its F1 team
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Honda has the potential for a $19m cash injection into its ailing F1 programme - but it brings future complications, as Jon Noble explains
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Innovation is no longer stifled at Ferrari, which 'didn't want to be exposed' before Fred Vasseur took over
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Lewis Hamilton recently referenced one area where Ferrari's 2026 F1 car is drastically different to its rivals'. Gary Anderson takes a closer look
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Williams has been left with a backlog of upgrades that mean its planned Australian GP package has only just made it onto its F1 car
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Though Audi's showing pace in its first F1 season, it's struggling not just to finish races but to even start them
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Apple clearly has global broadcasting ambitions for F1 - but that didn't prevent major extensions with Sky Sports across multiple markets
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When Red Bull debuted its rotating rear wing at the Miami GP it immediately eclipsed the F1 team that had initially earned fanfare for the same thing
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Gary Anderson can't see how the changes F1's planning for 2027 will actually solve its problems
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F1 2027 rule changes have been agreed 'in principle' - but there's a key complication that must be addressed before they go ahead
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Is F1's move (in principle) to make fundamental changes to its engine rules an own-goal, or should we just be grateful it's happening this soon?