Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix
  • Mercedes asks Daimler for new clutch design

    F1's reigning world champion team Mercedes has appealed to its carmaker parent Daimler to stave off a threat posed by 2016 title rival Ferrari.In Australia two weeks ago, both silver cars were beaten off the grid by the Ferraris, after the Maranello team proved to have best mastered the new rules limiting drivers to the use of a single clutch lever for race starts.Now, Mercedes has qualified f
    • 2016-04-05
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    Mercedes asks Daimler for new clutch design
  • Stewart says F1 not in crisis

    F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart has played down suggestions the sport he has been involved with for over five decades is broken."Look, everyone only sees the bad," the triple world champion told Germany's Auto Motor und Sport."I have to say the field is too far apart -- there is too little competition," Stewart, 76, said. "But the sport is still attractive for plenty of r
    • 2016-03-31
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    Stewart says F1 not in crisis
  • McLaren, Red Bull opposed musical chairs tweak

    The lack of time and unanimity means F1 is stuck with the hated 'musical chairs' qualifying system for Bahrain.Mercedes' Toto Wolff, who like most other stakeholders declared the new 90 second countdown system "rubbish" after its farcical debut in Australia, sounded exasperated on Tuesday when faced with the prospect of a repeat this weekend."We haven't found the rig
    • 2016-03-31
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    McLaren, Red Bull opposed musical chairs tweak
  • F1 could hit reverse on faster cars

    F1 could be about to hit reverse on its move to speed up the cars for 2017.According to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport, April 30 is the date on which the sport is tipped to approve technical changes including the widening of the cars for next season.However, there is now some doubt that F1 is making the right move, particularly after the performance seen by the current generation of 'power
    • 2016-03-30
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    F1 could hit reverse on faster cars
  • Newey not lifting F1 workload beyond 50 percent

    Even rules for significantly faster F1 cars in 2017 will not change Adrian Newey's 50 per cent focus on the sport.That is the news of Red Bull team boss Christian Horner, even though he confirms that the famous F1 designer's work on America's Cup yacht design is now finished."We've completed the work that we were contracted to do, so our involvement in the Americas Cup is now
    • 2016-03-30
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    Newey not lifting F1 workload beyond 50 percent
  • FIA eyes Alonso's broken seat after crash

    The FIA has launched an investigation into Fernando Alonso's spectacular Melbourne crash, with insiders saying the Spaniard was lucky to survive.Reports including one in the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera reveal the governing body's probe follows revelations Alonso's seat was actually broken as his McLaren-Honda flipped through the Albert Park gravel.It is claimed Alonso's c
    • 2016-03-30
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    FIA eyes Alonso's broken seat after crash
  • F1 not as attractive today says Sato

    Former driver Takuma Sato says that, amid the category's obvious challenges, he still loves F1.The Japanese is now a mainstay of America's top open wheeler series Indycar, telling the Spanish daily Marca that he thinks F1 was better in his day."I do not see F1 as attractive as before," said the 39-year-old, who made his debut for Jordan in 2002 and raced until 2008 with Super Agu
    • 2016-03-30
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    F1 not as attractive today says Sato
  • Verstappen can be free agent for 2017?

    Just as details of Max Verstappen's Red Bull deal emerge, the Dutchman has thrown some praise in the direction of Ferrari number 1 Sebastian Vettel.Writing for the authoritative La Gazzetta dello Sport, Luigi Perna suggested that a clause in the 18-year-old's current contract means he would be free to switch to another camp for 2017 unless he is promoted from Toro Rosso to the senior team.
    • 2016-03-29
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    Verstappen can be free agent for 2017?
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