Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has called on the FIA to reintroduce the threat of an alternative engine after claiming the governing body will not meet its targets... read more »
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The FIA's WMSC has tweaked the 2016 Sporting Regulations in order to allow Pirelli 25 days of testing. read more »
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The World Motorsport Council have approved changes to Formula 1's Sporting Regulations to give Pirelli additional tyre testing. read more »
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The World Motor Sport Council has ratified changes to the sporting regulations to allow Pirelli more track time to develop its 2017 Formula 1 tyres read more »
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Red Bull and Haas have gone for the most eye-catching tyre selections for the Russian Grand Prix, with 10 sets of super-soft tyres per driver. Under the new regulations for... read more »
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Mercedes and Ferrari insist F1's engine manufacturers have gone out of their way to devise more cost-effective regulations - despite Christian Horner claiming the sport is... read more »
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed that Formula 1 does not need to change the regulations in 2017 as racing will be more exciting if it the changes were more stable... read more »
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Pirelli is working on tyres that it hopes will provide faster lap times and better racing in 2017. Formula One is due for an overhaul of the regulations next year, which will... read more »
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Christian Horner doubts Formula One will be able to decide on changes to the engine regulations in time for 2017. Alongside an overhaul of the aerodynamic regulations, Formula... read more »
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Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner says Formula 1 chiefs are nowhere near agreeing the regulations on four key aspects surrounding the power unit ahead of… read more »
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Lewis Hamilton will start the Chinese Grand Prix five places down from wherever he qualifies after Mercedes was forced to change his gearbox ahead of the race weekend. Under... read more »
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Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has officially confirmed that the sport will revert to last year's qualifying format, meaning that the live elimination sessions... read more »
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F1's reversion to the 2015 qualifying regulations has been formally approved by the F1 Commission and the World Motorsport Council. read more »
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Pat Symonds says the less restraining tyre regulations for 2016 has enabled teams to adopt more aggressive strategies which could be tested in China read more »
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Mercedes technical chief Paddy Lowe says drivers could pit as early as the fifth lap in China following Pirelli's decision to bring the super-soft to Shanghai.... read more »
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Pirelli expects the "ample variety" of strategies opened up by the new tyre regulations will continue at the Chinese Grand Prix. Ahead of this season the rules were... read more »
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has warned that changes to the regulations for 2017 will limit the amount of overtaking seen in races. F1 is targeting a 30% increase in downforce in... read more »
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For 2016 the FIA have introduced new tyre rules in a bid to make F1 racing more exciting, but have they done their job? read more »
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Nico Rosberg is concerned Formula 1 is heading in the wrong direction with the 2017 regulations and fears overtaking will become even more difficult. read more »
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Thanks to efficiency gains made under the current set of engine regulations, Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes W07 Hybrid is more energy efficient than the average electric road... read more »
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As agreement is almost reached on 2017 regulations, Red Bull boss insists they are a compromise. read more »
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FIA president Jean Todt is adamant the 2017 Formula 1 sporting and technical regulations will be decided by the revised date of April 30 read more »
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Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have opted for slightly different tyre allocations for the Chinese Grand Prix, with Ferrari also taking a different mix of compounds for its... read more »
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Ron Dennis has called for a change in Formula 1's regulations, saying teams and not the FIA should decide whether a driver is fit to race... read more »
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There is just one change to the Bahrain grid at present with Kevin Magnussen set to start from the pit lane. The Renault driver was penalised for failing to stop for weighing... read more »
Japanese Grand Prix
7th of April 2024
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Pos | Driver | Points |
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1 | Max Verstappen | 51 |
2 | Charles Leclerc | 47 |
3 | Sergio Perez | 46 |
4 | Carlos Sainz | 40 |
5 | Oscar Piastri | 28 |
6 | Lando Norris | 27 |
7 | George Russell | 18 |
8 | Fernando Alonso | 16 |
9 | Lance Stroll | 9 |
10 | Lewis Hamilton | 8 |
Pos | Team | Points |
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1 | Red Bull Racing Honda RBPT | 97 |
2 | Ferrari | 93 |
3 | McLaren Mercedes | 55 |
4 | Mercedes | 26 |
5 | Aston Martin Aramco Mercedes | 25 |
6 | RB Honda RBPT | 6 |
7 | Haas Ferrari | 4 |
8 | Williams Mercedes | 0 |
9 | Kick Sauber Ferrari | 0 |
10 | Alpine Renault | 0 |