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ADUO: FIA exclusive right to implement corrective actions on type approvals
The International Federation for the 2026 to 2030 seasons has established a system aimed at improving track performance and uniformity of performance across all Formula 1 manufacturers.
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Let's get this straight: regulatory change relief plagues Wolff
There are so many rumors circulating about what can and cannot be done in 2026 in terms of voting and changes to the FIA regulations. The Mercedes case is making waves. Let's get one thing straight.
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Everyone complains about Full Wet tyres, but then only Ferrari and Red Bull was on track
What could happen in 2026 in case of rain? During the previous regulation era, Pirelli and the FIA faced a major problem: the cars generated a lot of spray, visibility was very poor and...
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Red Bull's first modification to the RB22 hides a problem with the engine
It was one of the first questions we asked ourselves this year: having to fit the same power unit, who between Red Bull and VCARB would be right with the sizing of the cooling system? The answers started coming in today.
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Williams: the smart way to address regulatory change
Williams announced it was late in building the car, reportedly failing crash tests, but perhaps, since there's always a pretty logical explanation behind every fact, Williams might have found an excuse to...
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Uncontrolled brain drain from Maranello. Adami just one of many
Historic Scuderia Ferrari began its journey into the new regulatory era in the worst possible way. The cars have just started racing on the track and there seems to be a feeling that the Ferrari's 2026 season will be extremely disappointing.
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Ferrari-Red Bull: a hurricane is about to devastate Formula 1
In a scenario where Mercedes-powered cars truly have an advantage and Aston Martin has a good chance of success, if Verstappen and Leclerc declare themselves free, the 2027 market would erupt in a hurricane that will devastate the lineups of many F1 teams.
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Extreme Red Bull, conservative VCARB. Same power unit, different solutions
On Friday, January 16, Red Bull and Racing Bulls decided to hold a shared event where we attended the presentation of the livery of the two Formula 1 teams. The teams are united by an intense partnership. In fact, since 2014...
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Poor action? It's the limits that block Formula 1
There are often complaints that there is little action and little overtaking in Formula 1. Yet, every now and then, they are captains of events where, magically, we don't know where to look with the standings changing rapidly with almost every lap. The scenarios occurred both in the Mexican GP and, above all, in the Brazilian one.
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Honda and Mercedes have reigned supreme in F1: the story of the last 12 years
12 seasons have passed since 2014, when power unit took over. At the end of this normative era, the time has come to take stock and give credit to the queens of this era.
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Horner takes his time, only three teams would reject him out of hand
Christian Horner left Red Bull completely. No constraints, no obligations, no quibbles that could still somehow connect to the Austrian team and, more generally, to Formula 1. A long break awaits him at the moment, but what could his future be?
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EXCLUSIVE - Interview with Alex Burg: from designing turbochargers for Red Bull's future to founding Racetrack Dynamics
The FormulaWebMagazine.com staff had the honour and pleasure of interviewing Alex Burg, the engineer who helped design the 2026 turbocharger for Red Bull, but now works full-time on the Racetrack Dynamics project.
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OFFICIAL - Monaco GP, FIA: mandatory double stop at Monte-Carlo approved
The FIA through a press release announced that from this year in Monaco it will be mandatory by regulation to make at least two pit stops. The decision was made to enliven the GP and not make it always seem like a little train: all the details
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