Horner says new F1 teams would be hard to fit in
Formula One is assessing potential new teams but Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it would be very difficult to fit them in because of limited space in paddocks and pitlanes.
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F1 should strike deal while iron is hot, says rights holders
MIAMI : Liberty Media, the commercial rights holders of Formula One, said on Friday that the time was right to draw up a new Concorde Agreement with FIA and the 10 teams with the sport riding a massive wave of popularity.
FIA investigating last lap pitlane incident in Baku
Formula One's governing body opened an investigation after Alpine's Esteban Ocon pitted on the last lap of Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix with mechanics and photographers jumping out of the way.
Formula 1 returns: 5 talking points ahead of the daunting Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Formula 1 returns this weekend after a one month break.
Mekies to leave Ferrari and replace Tost at AlphaTauri
AlphaTauri's Franz Tost, Formula One's second longest serving team principal, will step down at the end of the 2023 season and be replaced by Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies.
F1 braced for chaos as sprint season starts in Baku
Formula One is braced for chaos on the streets of Baku this weekend as Azerbaijan hosts the first sprint race of the season and kicks off a run of five grands prix in six weeks.
Strong-willed Verstappen won't overstay F1 welcome, says Red Bull boss Horner
Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, has said that he does not expect Max Verstappen to follow in the footsteps of Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso by racing into his 40s.
Formula 1 on a slippery slope if teams continue breaching $135m budget cap
When Formula 1 introduced a budget cap at the start of the 2021 season, it was done after many years of trying and figuring out how to curb wasteful expenditure.