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Yet after the FIA opted not to fine Carlos Sainz for swearing in a press conference in Bahrain earlier this month, seen by ...
A resolution over the contentious issue of swearing in Formula 1 may at long last be on the horizon, according to FIA ...
Christian Horner has dismissed Toto Wolff’s “joke” verdict of engine concerns being put on the F1 Commission agenda at the ...
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Sportsnaut on MSNCadillac F1 set for star-studded 2025 Miami Grand Prix unveilingThe Cadillac F1 team prepares to unveil its new entry to the world at a global event ahead of the 2025 Miami Grand Prix. The ...
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FIA to Loosen Swearing Ban in Formula 1The FIA is reportedly considering loosening in the punishments for using foul language in Formula 1, WRC and its other world ...
The excitement is building ahead of this weekend's Miami Grand Prix as Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen prepare ...
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The president of Formula 1’s governing body, the FIA has signaled he’ll make “improvements” to punishments for swearing and ...
The top three drivers are currently separated by 12 points in the Drivers' Championship standings with Piastri leading the ...
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GPFans on MSNCadillac plan big F1 2026 reveal for Miami weekendCadillac are set to reveal a key part of their Formula 1 future this weekend at the Miami Grand Prix. The General Motors-backed team will make their debut in F1 next season, although there's been ...
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Hemmings on MSNIt’s Official: FIA Approves General Motors as F1 Power Unit Supplier for Cadillac F1 TeamThe FIA has officially approved General Motors as an engine supplier for 2029. While Cadillac will enter Formula 1 in 2026 as an eleventh team, General Motors will enter as an F1 engine supplier for ...
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