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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 days ago

How Mercedes stole a march to dominate F1 season opener and why it may continue

George Russell and Kimi Antonelli claimed a one-two at the opening round in Australia last weekend. In qualifying Russell was eight-tenths quicker than Mercedes' nearest rival, the Red Bull of Isack Hadjar and in the grand prix itself finished 15 seconds in front of third-placed Charles Leclerc having eased up in the final third of the race.
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3 days ago

I wish I had more fun': Max Verstappen reiterates unhappiness at new F1 rules

Max Verstappen criticizes new Formula One regulations for restricting racing, comparing energy management requirements to Mario Kart and threatening to leave if enjoyment diminishes.
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1 week ago

Norris, Verstappen and Hamilton slam worst' F1 cars after torrid Australian GP qualifying

Formula One's 2025 regulations overhaul receives widespread criticism from top drivers who find the new energy management system complex and detrimental to racing quality.
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2 weeks ago

Formula One to revise controversial rule at centre of Mercedes engine row

The FIA has worked to find a compromise solution which determines that the compression ratio will be controlled in both hot and cold conditions from 1 June 2026 and subsequently only in the operating conditions from 2027 onwards. The governing body had initially proposed voting on compliance not only at ambient conditions but also at a representative operating temperature of 130 degrees Celsius from 1 August.
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