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Adrian Newey: "Scary" F1 2026 rules actually have room for innovationAdrian Newey offers his thoughts on Formula 1's 2026 regulations, predicting a wide variety of car designs on the grid ...
Aston Martin’s new Managing Technical Partner Adrian Newey has offered his first in-depth thoughts on Formula 1’s sweeping ...
All but two F1 teams are bringing new parts to this weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. With the European leg of the 2025 F1 ...
PlanetF1 on MSN2d
McLaren vs Red Bull battle steps up as Imola GP upgrades revealedMcLaren and Red Bull have arrived at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix armed with a number of upgrades as the F1 2025 title race ...
According to Mercedes, rookie driver Kimi Antonelli has been “efficient” at analyzing the data overnight and making the ...
Carro e Motos on MSN5d
Volvo trucks receive aerodynamic upgrades with F1 DNAVolvo Trucks has announced a series of aerodynamic improvements to its heavy-duty trucks, applying techniques already ...
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Racing Bulls introduces deceptively large Imola F1 upgradesAnglo-Italian outfit brings new floor and bodywork to its home race at F1's Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, Motorsport.com can ...
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Forget 2026—Aston Martin’s Going All-In on F1 Glory This YearFormula 1 (F1), the highest class in global motorsports, is widely known as the epitome of power and advanced engineering ...
Aston Martin's managing technical partner Adrian Newey has described the upcoming Formula 1 rule change as scary but believes there's more room for innovation than meets the eye.
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Why F1’s next rule change could give Ferrari a big boostThe Ferrari racing department are reportedly 'convinced' they will lose less performance than McLaren and Mercedes when the ...
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