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Why Aston Martin will limit Australian GP stint lengths
Aston Martin’s drivers are at risk of permanent nerve damage to their hands if they run for too many laps with the intense vibrations that the new AMR26 produces
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Drivers aren't happy with the energy-starved 2026 F1 cars, ex-F1 technical director Gary Anderson shares his proposal to improve things
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F1's newest team had signed up for the series under a cloud of scepticism and mistrust. Even before it's raced, that has already turned into respect
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There are four main Formula 1 prospects on the Formula 2 grid in 2026 - but also others who are capable of stealing the spotlight
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Mercedes has completed the homologation sign-off of its Petronas fuel for the 2026 Formula 1 season, The Race has learned, as new insight into the complexities to secure certification has emerged
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Formula 1’s new straight mode will be used in five parts of the track at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix
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F1's teams and drivers are braced for a reality check at the season-opening Australian GP
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The FIA has scrapped curfew restrictions ahead of Formula 1’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix
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In the wake of criticism of the new energy-starved F1 cars, it has been suggested that not putting front axle recovery into these regulations was a dramatic own-goal
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Increased rear-end instability and spectacular front locking seen in F1 testing shows just how challenging these 2026 cars are to get stopped
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Here's what we're most looking forward to finding out through the on-track action at F1 2026's season-opening Australian GP
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Conflict in the Middle East is affecting the travel plans of many, including F1 teams as the first race of 2026 looms
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As great a track as Albert Park is, the Australian GP venue risks brutally exposing the weaknesses of the new F1 2026 rules as they debut
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Aston Martin and Honda will trial various countermeasures at the Australian GP in a bid to manage its reliability crisis at F1's season opener
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"Safety and wellbeing” will determine whether major motorsport events due to take place in Qatar, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia will go ahead, as military conflict in the region continues