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Marcus Ericsson has been cleared to race

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Red Bull RB12

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With 21 out of 22 drivers for the 2016 season announced, now seems like a good time to take a look at the two rookies who will be joining the grid this...

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Button's hoping that 2016 will bring better fortunes for him and McLaren

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What went wrong with VW and F1?

What went wrong with VW and F1?

Following rumors for weeks, on 25th April this year, Ferdinand Piech resigned as chairman of the VW group. He was known for being anti-F1 throughout his 22-year tenure as chairman of the supervisory board and reportedly blocked any attempts to enter the sport. However, regardless of this, Audi (a VW brand) appointed former Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali to investigate how viable an entry from…

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#3 Daniel Ricciardo → Italian Grand Prix

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Hamilton looking uber cool in the shades

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The Force India flaring its nostrils

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The pinnacle of motorsport, eh?

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Alex Rossi to Haas?

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Should there be 3-car teams?

Should there be 3-car teams?

In May, the FIA invited organisations that were interested in becoming an F1 team to submit applications to them. The FIA stated at the time that it would be for entry to the championship in either 2016 or 2017. In the last week it has been announced that whilst two teams submitted applications, neither met the FIA’s criteria for new teams. This means that there will be a grid of 22 cars next…

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Will Michelin return to Formula One?

It was announced last month that Michelin have submitted a bid to become Formula 1’s tyre supplier. This means that they will be competing up against Pirelli for the rights to exclusively provide tyres to the sport from 2017 for 3 years. The tyre manufacturer left the sport in 2006, partly due to the events of the 2005 US Grand Prix. At that time, F1 had two tyre suppliers – Michelin and…

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Honda expect big improvement in power unit performance for Belgium

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40 wins and 7 years later...

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Lotus

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Lewis Hamilton looking uber smily

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Nico Rosberg