Toto Wolff urges F1 to 'set compass right' on Christian Horner controversy
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has urged Formula One and its governing body to "set the compass right" amid continued controversy surrounding Christian Horner.
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Max Verstappen not seriously challenged in Bahrain en route to season-opening F1 win
Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen eased to victory in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday despite the turmoil surrounding his Red Bull team principal Christian Horner.
Geri Halliwell joins embattled husband Horner at Bahrain GP
SAKHIR, Bahrain : Christian Horner and his wife Geri Halliwell walked into the Bahrain Grand Prix paddock hand-in-hand on Saturday in a public show of unity after the Red Bull Formula One team boss was cleared of allegations of misconduct towards a female employee.
Christian Horner vows to focus on racing amid scrutiny over his Red Bull future
Christian Horner vowed to go racing after breaking his silence amid the latest allegations whirling around the Red Bull team principal.
Horner still in the spotlight after anonymous email
SAKHIR, Bahrain : Red Bull Formula One boss Christian Horner was back at Bahrain's Sakhir circuit on Friday, a day after a widely-circulated anonymous email put fresh focus on recent allegations of misconduct toward a female colleague.
Christian Horner back in F1 paddock amid scrutiny over his Red Bull future
Embattled Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is back in the Formula One paddock for qualifying ahead of Saturday’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
FIA and top US university launch research study to reduce carbon footprint of UAE motorsport events
DUBAI: World motorsport’s governing body, the FIA, is working with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Senseable Dubai Lab to help reduce the carbon footprint of major UAE events including the Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Miami, China To Host Sprint Races In 2024 F1 season
The Miami and Chinese Grands Prix will host sprint races in the 2024 Formula One season, organisers announced on Tuesday. There will be six sprints for the second straight year, after the format was added in 2022 to three race weekends. The Azerbaijan and Belgian races will miss out on the Saturday sprint having held one each in 2023. "The addition of Shanghai will be a challenge for the teams and drivers as Formula One heads back to China for the first time since 2019, while a sprint in Miami will add a new dimension to an enthralling weekend," said Mohammed Ben Sulayem, president of motorsports' governing body the FIA. The United States, Austrian, Brazilian and Qatari Grands Prix will again host sprints, which offer eight championship points to the winner.