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Formula 1 chief Stefano Domenicali is toying with the prospect of reverse grids being introduced in the future.
But when Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds recently claimed his all-electric series is closing in on Formula 1, he might've overcooked ...
Malaysia has no plans to bring back Formula One due to high sponsorship costs and a tight racing calendar, its sports ...
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In July, Formula 1 (F1) and Motorsport Network released their 2025 Global F1 Fan Survey, a large study that takes place every ...
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PlanetF1 on MSNJunior winners and losers on the 2025 road to Formula 1
Perhaps a harsh addition to the 2025 junior losers list on first glance. Red Bull protégé Arvid Lindblad has claimed two race ...
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8NewsNow.com on MSNFormula One sues ‘World’s Largest Gift Shop’ in Las Vegas
Formula One racing is big business. By some estimates, it generates around $3 billion in revenue a year, setting up around the world to hold massive grand prix. It is also ...
The impact of Formula 1's plan to drastically reduce its carbon emissions could have effects that spill over into more ...
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How to get into Formula 1
Formula 1 is one of the most elite, glamorous, and high-stakes sports in the world. With cars reaching speeds of over 200 mph ...
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PlanetF1.com on MSNFive signs of Formula 1 excess condemned to the history books
Formula 1 has long been known as a high-spending sport, but it remains an incredibly expensive sport in which to run.
Pop-Up Grand Prix: The Formula 1 Race Fans Don’t Get to See Putting on a racing series with events in 20 countries requires a complicated logistical symphony. Failure is not an option.
Formula One believes that “drop-in” sustainable fuels will also reduce the logistical impact because of the transportation and travel aspects. But to be successful, F1 needs to strike a ...
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