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Domenicali on shortening races, sprints and F1’s future

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali sets out the guidelines for the future on regulations, manufacturers, sprint races and a young audience

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Stefano Domenicali on shortening races, sprints and F1’s future

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali sets out the guidelines for the future on regulations, manufacturers, sprint races and a young audience

Motorsport

Imola could make F1 calendar return in place of Qatar or Abu Dhabi GP

Formula 1 has reportedly given itself until 15 September to make a final decision on where the 2026 championship could be decided, with Imola an option for the season finale

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Why F1 fans need fewer sprints, not more

The commercial rights holder wants to double the number of F1 sprint races next season. After the bum-number in Zandvoort, perhaps it should consider handing out free cushions

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Stefano Domenicali "cannot see" F1 without Max Verstappen

The Red Bull driver announced his contract extension on Thursday, meaning it will now expire in 2030

Motorsport

‘No-one is interested in how you drive the car’: F1 boss defends controversial 2026 regulations

F1’s new engine regulations have been highly criticised by the likes of Max Verstappen and Lando Norris this season

The Independent UK

No more battery info on F1 TV graphics? ‘Fans don’t care about that’, F1 boss responds

Battery information has been vanishing from Formula 1’s TV broadcasts amid criticism of the new rules, but Stefano Domenicali is adamant that’s not what fans want to see

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‘People are loving it’: Formula One chief Domenicali hits back at critics of regulations

Stefano Domenicali has issued a rebuttal to critics of Formula One’s current regulations, claiming most fans are enjoying the sport more than ever

The Guardian - UK

F1 says Qatar and Abu Dhabi races remain on despite war contingency plans

The world's top racing competition said the final two races of the 2026 season remain on track, but a mid-September review will determine whether the championship concludes in Europe instead.

Euronews

"We don't want to put tape on anyone's mouth" – F1 boss reacts to driver criticism of 2026 rules

Stefano Domenicali says he understands the criticism voiced by drivers, but insists that fans remain the highest priority. And according to F1's own figures, fans are enjoying the racing more this year

Autosport

F1 boss reveals 2026 calendar plans should Qatar and Abu Dhabi be cancelled

Formula 1 has already been forced to cancel races this season due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East

The Independent UK

2026 season won't end in Las Vegas, F1 boss confirms

Decision on Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix will be taken in September, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says – but a replacement in the US isn't on the cards

Motorsport

Why the 2026 F1 season won’t end in Las Vegas

Decision on Qatar and Abu Dhabi grands prix will be taken in September, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says – but a replacement in the US isn't on the cards

Autosport

Malaysia steps in to host Bahrain F1 GP in October

BUDAPEST - The Bahrain Grand Prix, which was cancelled in April due to the Middle East war, will be held in Malaysia in early October, Formula One organisers announced on Sunday.

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Malaysia announced as replacement location for Bahrain Grand Prix

Ongoing conflict in the Middle East has required a change to the calendar.

Motorsport

Malaysia investigating F1 2026 round as Bahrain plan fades

With a Bahrain return in October all but impossible, Formula 1 is investigating other alternatives, including Malaysia

Autosport

Malaysia weighs up F1 2026 round as rescheduled Bahrain GP plan fades

With a Bahrain return in October all but impossible, Formula 1 is investigating other alternatives, including Malaysia

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F1 could move away from customer power units in 2031

Formula 1's governing body is considering moving away from customer power units for the next rules cycle by offering third-party engines, as it aims to end concerns over team independence

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The Independent UK

FIA president focused on safety amid bid to restore Bahrain GP to F1 calendar

The race in Bahrain had been due to take place on April 12 but it was put on hold due to the conflict in the Middle East.

Motorsport

F1 drivers' dinner photo sends fans into frenzy before Austrian GP

Formula 1 fans reacted to the seating arrangements after Stefano Domenicali hosted the grid for the annual drivers’ dinner

TechRadar

‘We need to think big, that’s why we are here’: I asked Formula 1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali about the future of AI in the sport — here's what he told me

Formula 1 is embracing AI across the tech stack, but the drivers will always be human, Formula 1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali tells us.

Motorsport

Guenther Steiner delivers brutal Aston Martin verdict: "Not F1 standards anymore"

Guenther Steiner has criticised Aston Martin’s poor Barcelona performance, calling its current Formula 1 campaign “not acceptable”

Motorsport

Audi CEO responds to F1's V8 plans: “We don’t have problems with V8 engines”

CEO Gernot Dollner says Audi is not opposed to V8 engines under F1’s next regulations. For Audi, maintaining the efficiency and sustainability is more important than the number of cylinders

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Audi responds to F1's future engine plans: "We don't have problems with V8s"

CEO Gernot Dollner says Audi is not opposed to V8 engines under F1’s next regulations. For Audi, maintaining the efficiency and sustainability is more important than the number of cylinders

Autosport

After Honda's first annual loss in 70 years, what does it mean for its F1 project?

Honda has posted a $2.68billion loss over the past year. The F1 project is not directly affected, but the background behind the news is more interesting than the raw figures themselves

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