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A FIA statement regarding qualifying: "The World Motor Sport Council today approved, via e-vote, the decision to revert to last season's qualification format for the remainder of the 2016 FIA Formula One World Championship."
"The format, where the slowest six cars are eliminated at the end of the first two qualifying sessions before a final ten-car shootout for Pole in Q3, will return for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix."
Reigning world champion Lando Norris has dismissed suggestions that Mercedes is withholding technical information fro...
Williams faced a difficult start to the 2026 campaign in Melbourne, primarily due to the FW48 being significantly ove...
Charles Leclerc enjoyed a brilliant start in Melbourne, splitting the front-row Mercedes cars to take an early lead i...
The 2026 Formula 1 regulations have introduced significant safety concerns among the drivers, with Cadillac’s S...
Despite Mercedes securing a dominant one-two finish at the season opener in Australia, team principal Toto Wolff rema...
Finally, but it's not over yet even more brain dead ideas are incoming for 2017. You have to kill it with fire before it lays eggs, there is no other way.
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Circuit de Catalunya - Winter testing
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Bahrain International Circuit - Winter testing
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For 2017 I suggest a "see how much custard you can wear in your underpants" competition to define the starting grid.