‘Harmony’ between Toto Wolff and Christian Horner at F1 meeting, says FIA chief
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has claimed Mercedes boss Toto Wolff and his Red Bull rival Christian Horner were in “harmony” at Formula One’s crunch London summit.
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Williams reveal fresh-looking new car for 2022 F1 season
Williams have become the latest Formula 1 team to reveal their new-look car for the 2022 campaign, with an interesting change to their livery being made compared to recent years.
Lewis Hamilton: Brit's fans will love Jenson Button's prediction for 2022
2009 Formula 1 world champion Jenson Button says that we’re going to see the best of Lewis Hamilton in the 2022 season, as the Briton eyes another shot at a record-breaking eighth world title.
Christian Horner: Red Bull car configuration could change from race to race this year
Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has said that his team’s car will likely never run in the same configuration this season from race-to-race, such is the rate of development and car evolution we are going to see in 2022.
Formula 1 planning to launch exciting simulator experience centres for general public
If, like us, you’ve always wanted to be a Formula 1 driver but never had the chance, your prayers at getting close to the experience may well have just been answered.
F1 2022 Kembali Gelar Sprint Race, Ini Sejumlah Perubahannya
Seri Formula 1 2022 akan kembali menggelar balapan sprint di tiga sirkuit seperti tahun lalu. Namun ada beberapa perubahan, seperti sirkuit yang ditunjuk hingga sistem poin.
WATCH | AlphaTauri lays down the gauntlet with new 2022 F1 challenger's reveal
• Scuderia AlphaTauri's 2022 F1 car, the AT03, will be revealed today.
FIA Alters F1 Rain Rules And Refuses To Increase Number Of Sprints
The International Automobile Federation (FIA) said on Monday it had changed a wet-weather rule that helped Max Verstappen snatch last season's Formula One title and had dialled back plans for six 'sprint' qualifiers. The FIA made its announcement after a meeting of its commission and its newly-elected FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem with Formula One teams in London. The FIA said in a statement that there had been "detailed discussions" of a second controversy, at the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi.