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F1’s biggest problem in 2022: what is porpoising?
Porpoising is a major issue in Formula 1 in 2022 but what is the phenomenon and how can teams stop it?
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‘We expected to run the 2020 Australian GP… then everything changed in 24 hours’
If the 2020 Formula 1 season had started a week earlier, that year’s Australian Grand Prix might have offered a brief burst of racing respite before the gloom of Covid…
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Snark away at the new US GPs but they’re a win-win for F1
With Miami and Las Vegas Grands Prix, F1 will have three races in America next year. It is all about the money but that’s no bad thing, writes Chris Medland
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Fully motivated or ready for retirement: which version of Vettel will we get?
Vettel is back with Aston Martin this weekend and the team needs a big boost, but does he have F1 motivations asks Damien Smith
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Ferrari’s 2022 F1 advantage has been hiding in plain sight
With victory in Bahrain and a closely-fought battle in Saudi Arabia, it’s clear that Ferrari has nailed the new regulations looking beyond the race results
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How to watch the 2022 Australian GP: start time, TV schedule and livestreams
Formula 1 moves out of the Middle East and Down Under, as Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen look to resume their rivalry on the streets of Albert Park in Melbourne.…
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Strategy games and DRS overload: 2022 Australian GP what to watch for
The Australian Grand Prix is back and tweaks to the circuit should help overtaking
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30 years after Giovanna Amati, we’re no closer to another female F1 driver
In 1992, Giovanna Amati was the last woman to enter a Formula 1 grand prix. Hazel Southwell examines why no female drivers have managed to follow her in three full decades — and why there’s little prospect of them doing so in the coming years
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Four DRS zones and 160mph average: why Australian GP is faster than ever
All the changes that the Australian GP’s Albert Park has made to promote overtaking and make what was already a quick street race faster than ever
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F1’s biggest problem in 2022: what is porpoising?
Porpoising is a major issue in Formula 1 in 2022 but what is the phenomenon and how can teams stop it?
F1
‘We expected to run the 2020 Australian GP… then everything changed in 24 hours’
If the 2020 Formula 1 season had started a week earlier, that year’s Australian Grand Prix might have offered a brief burst of racing respite before the gloom of Covid…
F1
Snark away at the new US GPs but they’re a win-win for F1
With Miami and Las Vegas Grands Prix, F1 will have three races in America next year. It is all about the money but that’s no bad thing, writes Chris Medland
F1
Fully motivated or ready for retirement: which version of Vettel will we get?
Vettel is back with Aston Martin this weekend and the team needs a big boost, but does he have F1 motivations asks Damien Smith
F1
Ferrari’s 2022 F1 advantage has been hiding in plain sight
With victory in Bahrain and a closely-fought battle in Saudi Arabia, it’s clear that Ferrari has nailed the new regulations looking beyond the race results
F1
How to watch the 2022 Australian GP: start time, TV schedule and livestreams
Formula 1 moves out of the Middle East and Down Under, as Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen look to resume their rivalry on the streets of Albert Park in Melbourne.…
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Strategy games and DRS overload: 2022 Australian GP what to watch for
The Australian Grand Prix is back and tweaks to the circuit should help overtaking
Opinion
Opinions
30 years after Giovanna Amati, we’re no closer to another female F1 driver
In 1992, Giovanna Amati was the last woman to enter a Formula 1 grand prix. Hazel Southwell examines why no female drivers have managed to follow her in three full decades — and why there’s little prospect of them doing so in the coming years
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Four DRS zones and 160mph average: why Australian GP is faster than ever
All the changes that the Australian GP’s Albert Park has made to promote overtaking and make what was already a quick street race faster than ever
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MPH: How to fix F1 – and why it probably won’t happen
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MPH: Verstappen’s powers are blunted, now Leclerc is the F1 driver with a magic touch
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Porsche Penske’s Sebring win marred by team orders dispute in Florida endurance double
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2026 F1 mid-season rules changes: what’s been agreed and why
Most changes will be implemented before the next race after several meetings
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The obvious solution that F1 couldn’t adopt to fix its 2026 problems
There is a simple solution to F1’s current issues, but it would also make the best drivers redundant
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ADUO: How F1 will unlock engine upgrades so strugglers can catch up
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