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Time for F1 to Reassess Its Rules Following Red Bull's Canadian GP Protest

Red Bull's protest following the Canadian Grand Prix has sparked significant debate within the F1 community. While the team sought clarification on the race outcome, the lengthy delay in confirmation was met with scorn from competitors and fans alike.

Our Take:

Red Bull's appeal underscores the pressing need for clearer regulations in Formula 1. Instead of fostering competition, these technicalities can detract from the excitement and integrity of the sport. It’s time for F1 to streamline its processes to maintain the momentum and spirit of racing, minimizing unnecessary disputes that overshadow on-track performances.

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Source: Motorsport.com

Ferrari Paves the Way for 2026 with Pirelli’s New Wet Weather Tyres

Ferrari's recent testing of Pirelli's 2026 wet weather tyres at Fiorano marks a significant step forward as teams prepare for future challenges. The Scuderia's commitment to developing their performance in wet conditions showcases their proactive approach in the ever-evolving world of Formula 1. Our

Formula E Returns to Jakarta: Excitement Builds for Electrifying Races

The FIA Formula E Championship makes its much-anticipated return to Jakarta following a year-long break. This weekend, fans in Indonesia will be treated to spectacular electric racing as teams and drivers gear up for a thrilling competition in the capital city. Our Take: Jakarta's return to the Formula

Vasseur's Future at Ferrari: Brundle Weighs In on the Pressure

In light of recent speculation about Fred Vasseur's position at Ferrari, Martin Brundle has expressed his belief that replacing Vasseur would be a hasty decision. He emphasized the need for stability after Vasseur's two and a half years in the role. Our Take: In the high-pressure

F1 Academy Extends Montreal Contract Until 2028

The F1 Academy series has officially secured a contract extension to continue racing at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve until 2028. This agreement builds on the excitement of the series' inaugural race in Montreal earlier this season. Our Take: The extension of F1 Academy at a historic venue like Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve not

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Ferrari Paves the Way for 2026 with Pirelli’s New Wet Weather Tyres

Formula E Returns to Jakarta: Excitement Builds for Electrifying Races

Vasseur's Future at Ferrari: Brundle Weighs In on the Pressure

F1 Academy Extends Montreal Contract Until 2028