Qualifying races plan fails to gain full support of teams | 2021 F1 season
A plan to introduce qualifying races at three rounds on the 2020 F1 calendar has failed to win the unanimous support needed to ensure it will go ahead, RaceFans has learned.
A plan to introduce qualifying races at three rounds on the 2020 F1 calendar has failed to win the unanimous support needed to ensure it will go ahead, RaceFans has learned.
Minor revisions have been made to the proposed F1 rules for 2021 after some teams raised concerns they would turn the sport into a 'GP1' formula.
IndyCar has conducted further tests of its new Aeroscreen at Richmond Raceway, which will return to the championship schedule next year.
Will F1 climb down again over its 2021 rules plan? Will Ferrari try to veto them? Dieter Rencken analyses the implications of today's crunch meeting over the sport's future.
George Russell warned Williams his car's erratic braking was almost dangerous and he was considering retiring in a series of radio messages at Suzuka.
The FIA is prepared to relax its planned changes to the 2021 technical to give teams greater design freedom, according to Haas team principal Guenther Steiner.
The FIA made a special exception for Naoki Yamamoto to participate in practice for the Japanese Grand Prix as the Honda-backed driver did not have enough superlicence points.
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