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BREAKING:Lewis Hamilton Denies Rift with Ferrari Engineer Riccardo Adami Following… read more  Lewis Hamilton has strongly dismissed rumors of a rift with his new Ferrari race engineer, Riccardo Adami, following the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix. The seven-time Formula 1 world champion addressed speculation surrounding their working relationship after some curious radio messages during the race weekend sparked commentary about possible tension. During the Monaco Grand Prix, Hamilton was heard over team radio expressing frustration at the lack of information he was receiving, particularly in regard to time gaps on the track. One moment that caught attention was Hamilton’s end-of-race question…

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BREAKING:What first look at McLaren tells us about F1… read more  The introduction of new, stricter front wing flexibility tests in Formula 1 has brought subtle but significant changes to car designs, with McLaren’s latest upgrade offering the first insight into how teams are responding. These regulations, which take effect starting from the 2024 Spanish Grand Prix, are part of the FIA’s effort to reduce teams’ ability to exploit aerodynamic flexing — known as aeroelasticity — for performance gains. The updated FIA tests now limit how much a front wing can flex under load. Specifically, under a 1000N force…

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BREAKING:Spanish GP 2025 dates, schedule, weather, UK start time, and how to watch or… read more  The 2025 Formula 1 season is heating up as it heads into the final leg of its European triple-header with the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. This year’s race is anticipated to be one of the most pivotal events of the season due to a significant regulation change that could potentially shake up the competitive order on the grid. The Spanish Grand Prix arrives following a thrilling race in Monaco, where McLaren’s Lando Norris delivered an impressive performance to take the…

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BREAKING:FIA to evaluate major F1 rule change at… read more  The FIA is moving forward with a significant evaluation of a potential rule change in Formula 1 aimed at improving safety by reducing the risk of grass fires during races. The initiative involves testing steel skid blocks as a replacement for the current titanium ones, and a trial is set to take place during the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona. The need for this evaluation stems from several incidents earlier in the season, notably during practice sessions at the Japanese Grand Prix in April and again at the Chinese Grand…

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BREAKING:F1 Spanish GP: Five things to watch out for… Read more  The 2025 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix promises high-stakes action and major technical intrigue, with several key storylines set to shape the weekend. Here are five things to closely follow at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. 1. Flexi-wing clampdown: Will it shake up the grid? The Spanish Grand Prix marks the beginning of the FIA’s stricter enforcement on front wing flexibility. After earlier efforts targeted rear wings, the latest directive mandates a significant reduction — by about one-third — in how much front wings are allowed to flex under…

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BREAKING:Mercedes Eyes F1 Performance Boost Following FIA Flexi-… read more  Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has expressed interest in how the recent FIA intervention on flexible wings could shake up the Formula 1 competitive order, hinting at a potential opportunity for the team to close the performance gap to their rivals. The FIA introduced a new technical directive aimed at restricting the flexing of front and rear wings, which had become a growing concern in the paddock. This new regulation, coming into effect from the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona, is designed to ensure teams remain within the boundaries of…

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BREAKING:Bortoleto unhappy with ‘risk’ Antonelli took that resulted in crash after… read more During the latest race in Monaco, Brazilian driver Gabriel Bortoleto was left frustrated and disappointed following a first-lap incident with fellow rookie Kimi Antonelli that severely compromised his race. The clash occurred after Bortoleto made an impressive move to overtake Antonelli at the famous hairpin corner, claiming 15th position with a confident move around the outside. However, his success was short-lived. Only a corner later, as the pair approached Portier leading into the tunnel, Antonelli made an aggressive attempt to regain the lost position. Bortoleto, trying to…

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BREAKING:Christian Horner issues Monaco GP plea after… read more  Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner has called for changes to the Monaco Grand Prix in the wake of continued criticism over the lack of racing action during the 2025 edition of the event. Horner believes that while the prestigious and historic Monaco circuit holds a special place in Formula 1, it must adapt to modern racing standards if it is to remain a compelling part of the F1 calendar. The most recent Monaco GP once again showcased how difficult overtaking remains at the narrow street circuit, even with an…

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BREAKING:Lewis Hamilton left ‘alone’ in damning Monaco Gra… read more At the recent Monaco Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton expressed deep frustration following yet another uneventful and processional race, which left him feeling isolated and disheartened. Despite attempts to inject more excitement into the event—such as mandating a two-stop strategy—Monaco once again proved resistant to producing the kind of racing drama that Formula 1 fans crave. Hamilton, who was neither a front-runner nor at the rear of the pack, endured a solitary and largely uneventful race, which left him feeling disconnected from the action on track. In an interview with DAZN,…

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BREAKING:Insider comments on Daniel Ricciardo’s possible return to… read more  Rumors about Daniel Ricciardo potentially making a Formula 1 comeback with Cadillac in 2026 have been firmly dismissed by well-known F1 insider Kym Illman. According to Illman, who spoke with GP Fans, there is no truth to the speculation surrounding Ricciardo’s return. When questioned about the possibility of the Australian joining Cadillac’s debut lineup, Illman responded emphatically, stating, “No! Not in a fit. Absolutely not. I know stuff. He won’t be back.” Ricciardo, a veteran of 13 F1 seasons, saw his most recent stint in the sport come to an…

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