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FIA introduces Ferrari-suggested F1 engine clampdowns

FIA introduces Ferrari-suggested F1 engine clampdowns

The FIA’s cooperation with Ferrari provided for by their private settlement has yielded a pair of F1 technical directives on Thursday

F1’s independents will lead its radically downsized future

F1’s independents will lead its radically downsized future

Forget the cost cap, there’s much bigger change coming in F1 as it adjusts to the new state of the world – and that will return it to its pre-manufacturer boom state of small-team dominance, reckons Mark Hughes

F1 aims to trial reversed-grid sprint format in 2020 openers

F1 aims to trial reversed-grid sprint format in 2020 openers

Formula 1 is considering using the upcoming double header races set to start the 2020 season to experiment with the long-pondered reversed-grid ‘sprint race’ format for deciding the main event’s grid

F1 is right to restrict now to ensure an unrestricted future

F1 is right to restrict now to ensure an unrestricted future

Formula 1’s new budget cap and rules package is strict – but it’s the best way forward to ensure the long-term future doesn’t have to be, says Mark Hughes

Mercedes has ‘clear intention’ to remain in F1 with Wolff

Mercedes has ‘clear intention’ to remain in F1 with Wolff

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has a “clear intention” to remain in Formula 1, despite rumours otherwise, according to a new statement from the company

F1 Revisited: Monaco crowns unlikely new winner

F1 Revisited: Monaco crowns unlikely new winner

Michael Schumacher and Ferrari were unbeaten heading to Monaco in 2004. Jarno Trulli’s future at Renault was in doubt. For one day only, the tables were about to dramatically turn

‘Maximum efficiency, minimum fuss’: Remembering Niki Lauda

‘Maximum efficiency, minimum fuss’: Remembering Niki Lauda

One year on from his passing, Mark Hughes recalls the last time he spoke to Niki Lauda – and how it captured everything about one of F1’s most legendary figures

The battle plan Sainz needs to make Ferrari work for him

The battle plan Sainz needs to make Ferrari work for him

Carlos Sainz Jr is officially a Ferrari Formula 1 driver – an enviable position for any driver – but will enter an environment where he is destined to be secondary to Charles Leclerc. Nonetheless, there’s still a way to make the Scuderia his own, writes Mark Hughes