Posted on 10 May 2015. Tags: carlos sainz jr, daniil kvyat, f1, fia, Formula 1, red bull, spanish grand prix, toro rosso
The stewards have decided not to penalize Toro Roso driver Carlos Sainz and Red Bull driver Daniil Kvyat for their incident on the final lap of the race. The two were fighting for 9th place and on the final lap of the Spanish Grand Prix the pair made contact into Turn 1. Kvyat, on the […]
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Posted on 01 April 2015. Tags: f1 video, fia, formula racing, single-seater racing, stefano domenicali
In this video, released by Formula One’s governing body the FIA called ‘Mapping the Future of Formula Racing’, Single-Seater Commission President Stefano Domenicali talks about the future of formula racing and the path of growth for single-seater drivers to finally reach the pinnacle of formula racing, Formula One. The former Ferrari team principal reveals plans […]
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Posted on 27 March 2015. Tags: f1, fia, Formula 1
Formula 1 teams have agreed to increase the engine allocations for the 2015 season to five engines per driver. The teams met on Thursday to discuss the change and have agreed to increase the engine limit. The proposal will now go to the FIA to be approved. This change comes after teams experienced problems with […]
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Posted on 12 March 2015. Tags: barcelona, charlie whiting, f1 crash, fernando alonso, ferrari, fia, mclaren-honda, mp4-30, sebastian vettel
The FIA’s Charlie Whiting has confirmed that F1’s governing body is still investigating the circumstances surrounding Fernando Alonso’s mysterious Barcelona test crash last month. Alonso will be sitting out the Australian Grand Prix after hitting the wall on 22 Feb, amid plenty of speculation about what actually happened and about his medical condition. McLaren initially […]
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Posted on 12 March 2015. Tags: f1, fia, Formula 1
After announcing a clamp down on pit-to-car radio messages last year, the FIA has back tracked on their decision to further restrict these radio messages. The clamp down last year came after drivers were receiving instructions on how to drive the car, when the driver faster/slower, which corners they were quicker in etc. This was […]
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Posted on 02 March 2015. Tags: f1, fia, Formula 1, sebastian vettel
The Formula One’s Governing Body the FIA clarified the rule that permits only one helmet design for each driver for the season. The whole aim of the rule was to make drivers easily recognizable by the fans. The vote to implement the new regulations was voted through last month, the change has now been adopted […]
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Posted on 18 February 2015. Tags: 2015 rule changes, alex wurz, bernie ecclestone, f1 helmet designs, fia, helmet
Formula One’s governing body, the FIA, plans to ban any changes to F1 driver helmet designs during the course of the season this year. Drivers will be forced to stick to a single design for the entire season in a bid to make it easier for their fans to identify them on track. Unlike the […]
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Posted on 17 January 2015. Tags: ferrari, fia, honda, mclaren, mclaren-honda, mercedes, renault
The FIA have reversed their decision to allow in-season engine development for McLaren’s new engine partner, Honda. The 2015 rules for engine homologation were left open after Ferrari’s James Allison pointed out that nowhere in the 2015 rules does it state that teams have to submit their homologated engines for the 2015 season. The deadline […]
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Posted on 12 January 2015. Tags: 2015, dwevelopment, engine, f1, ferrari, fia, Formula 1, homologation, honda, james allison, power unit, renault, rules, token, upgrades
It has always been recognised and celebrated that Formula 1 has some of the most complex and advanced engine technology in the world. It’s a sport of innovation after all and the introduction of hybrid engines for 2014 well and truly proved that. Last year, Formula 1 went racing on a third less fuel than […]
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Posted on 07 January 2015. Tags: 2015 calendar, bahrain gp, bahrain grand prix, bernie ecclestone, f1 2015, f1 calendar, fia, korean gp, korean grand prix, spanish gp, spanish grand prix
The 2015 F1 Calendar has been reduced to 20 races from the proposed 21, following the official removal of the Korean Grand Prix. The race featured on the first official calendar published at the end of last year, but was still subject to confirmation by the FIA and was apparently added without the knowledge of […]
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