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FOUND: 3 - What They Never Told You

The key lesson F1 has learned ahead of the next rule change

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the sport must avoid being overly dependent on manufacturers as priorities shift

Motorsport

F1’s long-term future could suit Verstappen – but will it come soon enough?

Max Verstappen is vocal about the current state of Formula 1, but the long-term direction may actually suit him. The mood in the paddock is shifting towards a greater role for the internal combustion engine with sustainable fuels. The crux lies in the timing – and the intervening years

Autosport

Exclusive: F1 boss shares update after ‘constructive’ talks with Max Verstappen

Stefano Domenicali hopes Verstappen will remain in F1 after what he described as “constructive” talks. The F1 CEO stresses that nobody benefits from a confrontational approach, as the sport ultimately transcends all individuals

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F1 boss weighs in on Max Verstappen retirement threat

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The Independent UK

Max Verstappen ‘understands bigger picture’ over 2026 rules, insists F1 chief

The Red Bull driver has voiced his dissatisfaction with this year’s new regulations and says he is considering retiring from F1

The Independent UK

Domenicali: F1 'needs to decide' on the next engine regulations this year

F1 chief Stefano Domenicali says the series' stakeholders 'cannot lose too much time' agreeing on a direction for the next generation of power unit regulations

Autosport

F1 'needs to decide' on the next engine regulations this year – Stefano Domenicali

F1 chief Stefano Domenicali says the series' stakeholders 'cannot lose too much time' agreeing on a direction for the next generation of power unit regulations

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Unhappy Verstappen ‘has to be listened to’ over new rules, says F1 chief Domenicali

Formula One must listen to Max Verstappen’s grievances about the sport’s new regulations and their impact on racing, according to F1’s chief Stefano Domenicali

The Guardian - UK

Domenicali responds to Verstappen's criticism of F1 2026: “His voice has to be listened to”

Stefano Domenicali stresses that his conversations with Max Verstappen about the new regulations have been “very open”. He asks F1 drivers to think about the bigger picture as well and be aware of the “weight” of their words

Autosport

F1 boss responds to Max Verstappen's criticism of 2026 rules: “His voice has to be listened to”

Motorsport

F1 boss issues verdict on start of 2026 season, backs potential changes

Formula 1 CEO and president Stefano Domenicali backs plans to tweak 2026 regulations but insists the championship is on the right track

Autosport

Autosport Business Exchange Miami to explore new era for Formula 1

Taking place on the eve of the first U.S. race of the season, ABX is partnering with the F1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix next month

Motorsport

Eight shock Formula 1 team principal changes

As Autosport understands Adrian Newey is set forgo his team principal duties to focus on technical matters at Aston Martin, and Jonathan Wheatley will replace him after departing Audi, let’s have a look at previous unexpected team principal moves in F1 history

Autosport

F1 Cancels Bahrain and Saudi GP Over Gulf Safety Concerns, April Races Dropped

Formula One has canceled the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix due to rising tensions in the Middle East, prioritising safety over scheduling.

International Business Times UK

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The Guardian - UK

Toto Wolff says Verstappen’s car is cause of driver’s misery, not new regulations

Toto Wolff, the Mercedes team principal, has pointed to the number of overtakes at the Chinese GP as an indication the new F1 rules are working

Motorsport

Who slept best last night: Stefano Domenicali

Formula 1 delivered in Shanghai. There are still issues to address, but the new F1 certainly isn't broken

Autosport

Verstappen “in a horror show” – Wolff responds to 2026 F1 criticism

Wolff says Red Bull's F1 car looks ‘horrendous’ to drive based on onboard footage, and thinks Verstappen’s criticism of the new rules is partly linked to the situation at his team

Motorsport

Max Verstappen “in a horror show” – Toto Wolff responds to 2026 F1 criticism

Wolff says Red Bull's F1 car looks ‘horrendous’ to drive based on onboard footage, and thinks Verstappen’s criticism of the new rules is partly linked to the situation at his team

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The Independent UK

F1 set to cancel races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia amid chaos in the Middle East

Rounds four and five of the 2026 season, in Bahrain on 12 April and Saudi Arabia on 19 April, will not take place

Motorsport

F1 teams need decision on Middle Eastern rounds "this week", says Ayao Komatsu

F1 is scheduled to hold the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian grands prix next month, but they are at doubt due to the ongoing Iran war

Autosport

Counting the cost of F1's controversial new engine formula

Coming to near 50% electrification was supposed to make F1 more attractive to manufacturers. But with Renault gone, Honda in crisis and the drivers in revolt, has it been worth it?

Motorsport

Toto Wolff responds to driver criticism of 2026 rules: 'Fans the priority for F1'

Several drivers voiced strong criticism of the new F1 regulations at the 2026 season-opening Australian GP

The Independent UK

The massive hosting fees F1 will miss out on after Bahrain and Saudi Arabia races cancelled

Iranian airstrikes in the Middle East mean rounds four and five of the F1 season next month have now been cancelled

Motorsport

Stefano Domenicali: Premature F1 2026 criticism "not right"

Formula 1 chief Domenicali thinks the best drivers will still come to the fore under the series' oft-criticised 2026 rules

Motorsport

Stefano Domenicali: F1 can absorb Lewis Hamilton or Fernando Alonso retirement

Domenicali says he expects both veterans to keep racing, but argues the next wave of stars will “capture the attention” quickly if either walks away

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