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31
March, 2016
GPF News

Alonso Out of Bahrain GP

Fernando Alonso will not take part in the Bahrain GP following his crash in Australia. He will be replaced by McLaren's Belgian reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne.


 

20
March, 2016
GPF News

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F1 NEWS - AUTOSPORT.COM Grand Prix Fantasy 2016 News Feed

4
September, 2026
Autosport.com

Why Norris wanted to set up his own single-seater race team

Lando Norris says he hopes establishing his own junior team and driver programme can help guide underfunded talent all the way to the Formula 1.On Wednesday Norris announced two separate projects; a�single-seater race team called LN4 Fusion and the LN4 Legacy programme which aims to support a young driver's career through the FIA's ladder.LN4 Fusion will be run by former long-time�Prema ...Keep reading


 

4
September, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Italian GP: Leclerc heads Ferrari 1-2 in opening practice

Charles�Leclerc led a Ferrari 1-2 to set the fastest time in first free practice at Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix.Leclerc's time of 1m23.008s, set on medium tyres, was quick enough to pip team-mate Lewis Hamilton on a hot summer afternoon at the historic Monza circuit.Leclerc set his time halfway through the first of three practice sessions, boosting expectations from the partisan home ...Keep reading


 

4
September, 2026
Autosport.com

Gasly loses Monaco GP podium as penalties reinstated following McLaren and Red Bull appeal

Alpine Formula 1 driver Pierre�Gasly has lost his Monaco Grand Prix podium finish after all, as his penalties for pitlane speeding stand, the FIA?s International Court of Appeal (ICA) has ruled.Gasly was one of several drivers who were pinged for pitlane speeding during the race in the principality, but it emerged the pitlane measurements were inaccurate, with a discrepancy of 77cm between ...Keep reading


 

4
September, 2026
Autosport.com

Domenicali on shortening races, sprints and F1?s future

Formula 1 does not want to stop and contemplate the numbers of a particularly positive historical phase. This is the message�Stefano Domenicali wanted to reiterate at Monza, ranging from the technical future of the championship to the evolution of the calendar, via the relationship with manufacturers, sprint races and the need to reach an increasingly young audience.?The risk is becoming ...Keep reading


 

4
September, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 races set to be shortened to 290km in 2027

Formula 1 grands prix are set to become shorter in 2027 as the series changes the balance between electrical and internal-combustion power.This has been a possibility since changes to the technical formula were discussed by the stakeholders earlier this season, but at that stage it was believed only a few events would be affected.Instead, it has been agreed that the maximum length of all ...Keep reading


 

3
September, 2026
Autosport.com

Why Monza, F1's "Temple of Speed", could be slower than the Hungaroring

You cannot walk more than a few steps around the Formula 1 paddock at�Monza without seeing a sign reminding you that this is the fabled "Temple of Speed". Less so in 2026, it seems.Conversation ahead of the Italian Grand Prix weekend has been dominated by intrigue over how the racing will pan out�? and how much slower the cars will be this year.�McLaren's Oscar Piastri has revealed that ...Keep reading


 

3
September, 2026
Autosport.com

"Gentle with the throttle pedal" ? Verstappen mentally prepared for painful Monza weekend

During Formula 1?s media day in Monza, one topic dominated all conversations with the drivers: energy management. After two energy-rich circuits in Budapest and Zandvoort, this promises to be another race weekend in which the weaknesses of the current regulations will be fully exposed.Top speeds at the Temple of Speed will be considerably lower than in previous years, with Oscar�Piastri ...Keep reading


 

3
September, 2026
Autosport.com

Alonso on his F1 future: "It is more about the regulations"

Fernando Alonso insisted that his points finish at the Dutch Grand Prix is not enough to keep him in Formula 1, arguing it is more about tweaks to the regulations.The 45-year-old?s contract with Aston Martin expires at the end of the 2026 season so questions surrounding his future have been a constant and this weekend?s Italian GP was no exception.It came after the Spaniard secured his ...Keep reading


 

3
September, 2026
Autosport.com

What drivers expect from F1's low-battery racing at Monza

Monza's high-speed 5.5km layout has always been seen as the ultimate test of speed and horsepower in Formula 1, with a throwback layout that hasn't undergone too many dramatic changes over the last 50 years.In 2026, though? It's complicated. Long straights and high-speed circuits have had a difficult relationship with F1's energy-starved power unit regulations. On the back of tricky weekends ...Keep reading


 

3
September, 2026
Autosport.com

Heat hazard declared for Italian GP

Formula 1's governing body the�FIA has declared a heat hazard for this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, forcing drivers to either wear cooling vests or attach ballast to their cars.Temperatures across Italy have soared once again in recent days, with a sixth heatwave of the summer affecting the country over the next week.The region around Milan and�Monza is bracing for temperatures north of ...Keep reading


 

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