Buenos Aires the next stop for the Formula 1 Exhibition

The Formula 1 Exhibition is heading to South America, with Buenos Aires confirmed as the first stop of a tour of the region.
The Argentinian capital will welcome the award-winning experience from 22 March, on a run until 1 June.
It will open a South American tour with other venues yet to be announced and with exclusive contributions from famous teams and drivers from the continent.
Having …Keep reading
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Mercedes reveals W16 F1 2025 car launch date

Mercedes will unveil its W16 2025 Formula 1 car on 24 February, two days before pre-season testing commences in Bahrain.
The W16 will be its first car since the 2012 W03 not to be raced by Lewis Hamilton, as it prepares for a season with its new line-up of George Russell and rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli.
Autosport had previously reported that the Brackley-based outfit would not be carrying …Keep reading
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When and where is Hamilton testing next with Ferrari?

Lewis Hamilton is set to continue his acclimatisation to the Ferrari Formula 1 team at Barcelona over the next 10 days, with five days’ worth of testing on the agenda.
First, Ferrari will run a three-day test from 28-30 January with its SF-23 from the 2023 season, making the most of FIA’s new, more restrictive sporting regulations regarding ‘Testing of Previous Cars’ by F1 teams and their race …Keep reading
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Why Red Bull remains sceptical about its F1 development tools

Between the ever finer margins separating the Formula 1 grid and relying on an older windtunnel, Red Bull knows it is not out of the woods yet as it tackles its development issues.
To some degree Red Bull’s car balance problems that helped derail its 2024 constructors’ title bid coincided with correlation issues, with the team struggling to get the real world results to match up with the data …Keep reading
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FIA Officials summits to take place in Madrid, welcoming over 300 attendees

FIA Officials summits to take place in Madrid, welcoming over 300 attendees

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The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) will host over 300 FIA Officials in Madrid in early February, bringing together Stewards, Race Directors, and delegates from across Circuit, Rally and Road at the Circuito de Madrid Jarama – RACE.

The summit marks the first gathering of this scale since 2020, and alongside an opportunity for networking and knowledge sharing, will also see attendees taking part in interactive sessions discussing, among other topics, the FIA stewarding golden rules, rapid decision making, the power of positive communication, and the educational and qualification opportunities available to them through the FIA.

The summit is the next step in the FIA’s commitment of support to Officials and volunteers and follows the creation of a new Officials Department which provides a centralised approach to the recruitment of officiating talent, empowerment at a regional level, and improved efficient and cohesive operational processes.

There are currently over 300,000* formal, unpaid officials, marshals and volunteers, covering the 60,700+ motorsport events staged each year, and the FIA is dedicated to nurturing talent, continuing diversification, and supporting the volunteers who ensure every level of motorsport competition takes place in a safe, fair, and regulated way.

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Top 10: Ranking the best GP2 non-champions

The official start date of the Formula 2 championship is 2017, but the principal training category of future F1 drivers can be considered a continuation of the GP2 Series that ran between 2005 and 2016. After all, F2’s first modern champion Charles Leclerc was crowned after a season in the Dallara GP2/11 that had been used in the previous six seasons of GP2.
Of GP2’s 12 champions, Lewis …Keep reading
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