Gary Anderson Podcast: Should F1 switch to a ‘superseason’?
Gary Anderson assesses the possibility of an F1 ‘superseason’, recalls talks with Ferrari and opens up on his relationship with Eddie Jordan on the latest episode of his podcast
Gary Anderson assesses the possibility of an F1 ‘superseason’, recalls talks with Ferrari and opens up on his relationship with Eddie Jordan on the latest episode of his podcast
By agreeing to emergency measures that limit their activities during the coronavirus hiatus, Formula 1 teams are effectively saving themselves from their own impulses
The suggestion Formula 1’s new rules could be delayed another year – to 2023 – is so logical it has to happen. Mark Hughes explains why
The Race’s latest podcast explains the crisis measures taken by the FIA to protect F1’s future amid the COVID-19 pandemic
In our latest video, Scott Mitchell, Edd Straw and Mark Hughes explain what will happen next in the Ferrari engine controversy when the season starts again
Formula 1’s major rules change could be delayed further to 2023 in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner
The dual axis steering (DAS) system pioneered by Mercedes will not be allowed in Formula 1 for 2021, despite the decision to carry over the current regulations
A raft of major emergency measures have been approved by the FIA to safeguard Formula 1 amid the global coronavirus crisis
Formula 1 may need to use the same tyre specification for a third season in 2021, while Pirelli’s 18-inch wheel testing has been halted until next year
The coronavirus pandemic has already forced F1 to postpone its radical new regulations – and there’s a good chance other planned changes will be impacted, too
