FIA to push on with porpoising clampdown as 2023 rule changes are revealed
The FIA is clear it will forge on with its clampdown to eradicate porpoising from the Belgian Grand Prix, as it outlines the 2023 rule changes to help combat the issue.
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Austrian GP: Toto Wolff hopes 2022 rule changes will improve Mercedes' fortunes in Spielberg
The Austrian Grand Prix takes place this weekend as the Formula 1 calendar enters one of its most hectic periods before the summer break.
Salary cap rule changes could deny Leeds Rhinos signing despite mid-season exits
Leeds Rhinos fans expecting a major mid-season signing may end up disappointed. The departures of Alex Mellor and Jack Broadbent had seemingly opened up salary cap space for the Rhinos to recruit in mid-season, but new salary cap rulings that were brought in ahead of the season mean they could have already spent that money.
Helmut Marko takes swipe at Toto Wolff and Lewis Hamilton as rule changes 'backfire'
Canadian GP: Felipe Massa and Carlos Sainz CRASH OUT
Motor racing-Norris conflicted over 'porpoising' rule changes but stresses driver safety
(Reuters) - McLaren's Lando Norris on Monday said he is conflicted about FIA's plans to introduce changes to reduce or eliminate the "porpoising" problem affecting this season's Formula One cars, but added that driver safety was paramount.
Norris conflicted over 'porpoising' rule changes but stresses driver safety
McLaren's Lando Norris on Monday said he is conflicted about FIA's plans to introduce changes to reduce or eliminate the "porpoising" problem affecting this season's Formula One cars, but added that driver safety was paramount.
Six rule changes that will impact Manchester United and Man City next season
Manchester United and Manchester City are set to be impacted by six alterations to the laws of football next season.
Birmingham City learn of key rule changes after EFL vote on directors' test, substitutions and kits
Birmingham City will be able to use five substitutes from next season after the EFL approved the change to their regulations. The move means a return to one of the rules invoked in special circumstances during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic and brings the Championship into line with the Premier League.