Pirelli drop supersoft tyre from Germany line-up
Pirelli have left the supersoft tyre out of the three compound line-up for the German Grand Prix in July.
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Ricciardo happy to wait until ‘after summer’
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Wolff: Horner ‘livid’ over new 2019 rules
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said he has never seen Red Bull's Christian Horner as "livid" before over the new regulations for 2019.
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Abiteboul calls on F1 to rediscover its DNA
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Bottas: ‘No weekends that I’ve been way off’
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Stroll ‘not going anywhere’ from Williams
Lance Stroll's father, Lawrence, has ruled out leaving the Williams set-up despite a "rude awakening" this season.
Silly season rumours: Alonso to join Haas?
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Honda on ‘pressure’ of potential Red Bull deal
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Renault’s new engine upgrade suffers delay
Renault's new engine upgrade has no "clear target" of when it will be introduced because of concerns over its reliability.
Vettel: FIA only ask us so they can ‘tick boxes’
Sebastian Vettel has once again questioned the decision-making process in Formula 1, saying drivers need to have more of a meaningful input.
Ricciardo wants hypersofts at every race
Daniel Ricciardo has suggested Pirelli bring the hypersoft to every race so qualifying stops becoming so "predictable".
Bottas chasing multi-year Mercedes extension
Valtteri Bottas admits he hopes his next Mercedes contract is a multi-year deal, or at least runs for "the next two years."
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Alonso: We’ve caught Renault, and probably Haas
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FIA clarifies Halo mirror clampdown
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Red Bull watching engine updates ‘with interest’
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25G crash for Hartley, Honda assessing PU
Brendon Hartley's crash in final practice for the Spanish Grand Prix was a 25G hit while Honda are now examining his engine to see if anything can be salvaged.
Todt: F1 had to take action with 2019 rules
Jean Todt has defended the decision to change some regulations ahead of next year's championship in order to, hopefully, improve overtaking.
Wolff: Marko seeing ‘ghosts’ in tyre conspiracy
Toto Wolff has hit back at Helmut Marko after the Red Bull advisor accused Mercedes of "influencing" Pirelli to alter the tyres for Spain.