Horner thinks 23 races is ‘saturation point’ for F1
Christian Horner has come out against adding further races to the Formula 1 calendar, insisting that 23 is “saturation point” for the sport.
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Monaco: Zero concerns over F1 future amid new contract talks
Monaco has long stood as one of F1's most prestigious events due to its rich history and glamorous image, acting as the original street race on the calendar in 1950.
Monaco's F1 future is secure, says ACM president
Monaco is still discussing a new contract with Formula One but the future of the showcase race beyond this year is assured, according to the head of organisers the Automobile Club de Monaco.
Van Gisbergen to miss Bathurst 6 Hour due to COVID-19
The Supercars points leader was set to reunite with Rob Rubis and Shane Smollen as they looked to defend their Bathurst 6 Hour crown.
F1 champions welcome potential Porsche and Audi entry
MELBOURNE : Formula One world champions Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen welcomed on Friday the possible arrival of Porsche and Audi once engine rules change in 2026.
Volkswagen, Porsche and Audi open to entering Formula One
Volkswagen and its brands Porsche and Audi are open to entering Formula One, a Volkswagen spokesperson said on Thursday, after months of speculation that the two brands were in negotiation over partnerships to enter the highest class of international motor racing. The German carmaker, which has not previously been involved with Formula One but has worked with Red Bull in the world rally championship, did not announce how it planned on entering the sport.
Brown calls for F1 to start rotating races
McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes a selection of Formula 1 races should appear on a rotating basis, to reach more markets without adding to the calendar.
Daniel Ricciardo backs McLaren to win F1 race this year despite wretched start to 2022
Daniel Ricciardo is remaining bullish about his team's chances of winning a race before the end of the year despite McLaren's wretched start to the 2022 season. Just a few weeks before lights out in Bahrain there was a real sense of optimism for the team but, just two difficult races in, much of the positivity has faded away.