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No surprises as the FIA confirms the 2024 entry list, other than Red Bull keeping the lid on the new name for AlphaTauri.
Sauber Motorsport has announced that its current major partner, Kick.com, has acquired the naming rights to the chassis of next year's contender.
Aramco and Aston Martin have announced a long-term extension of their partnership, the Silverstone-based outfit to now be known as the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team.
A new motorsport scholarship at Cranfield University is set to continue the global legacy of Tyler Alexander, one of the founding fathers of the McLaren team.
The FIA's head of single-seaters, Nikolas Tombazis has revealed that the 2026 breed of F1 cars will be light and nimble compared to their predecessors.
In a bid to ensure that the rules are not broken, the FIA is to introduce further guidelines in terms of teams sharing information.
Alpine will mutually part ways with Director of Racing Expansion Projects, Davide Brivio at the end of the year, leaving the Italian "free to pursue other career opportunities".
Pirelli is confident that the decision not to proceed with the ban on tyre blankets will help improve the performance of its tyres.
James Allison has revealed that talks with the FIA are underway to limit the amount of races that team personnel can attend.
The FIA has confirmed that it has banned teams from aero testing for the 2026 season even though the regulations haven't been finalised.
The pile-on continues as Lewis Hamilton, without naming names, hits out at the FIA leadership over its treatment of Susie Wolff this week and in particular the damage done in terms of diversity and inclusion.
As expected, the Wolffs have come out fighting after the FIA opted to drop its investigation into an alleged conflict of interest.
Mercedes nine rival teams have all issued statements denying that they have ever questioned a conflict of interest in terms of the roles of Toto and Susie Wolff in the sport.
F1, Mercedes and Susie Wolff have each released statements tonight in reaction to the news that the FIA is to investigate a possible conflict of interest.