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Andretti confirms he’s stepping down in charge of racing team
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Michael Andretti has confirmed he is stepping down in charge of Andretti Global, which competes in IndyCar and attempted to enter Formula 1. Source
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Alpine promised me more power than I had in charge of team
In the round-up: Alpine promised me more power – Szafnauer • IndyCar reveals new street race • Six F3 drivers confirmed for 2025 Source
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Red Bull staff exodus dashes Verstappen’s hope they would “keep the team together”
At the peak of Red Bull’s power, Max Verstappen spoke of the need to ensure continuity, but several senior staff members have left since. Source
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Is Mohammed Ben Sulayem doing a good job for F1 as FIA president?
Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been FIA president for over 1,000 days – do you approve of the work he has done during that time? Source
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Four power units a season still the “right limit” despite 24 rounds
In the round-up: Four PUs the “right limit” – Vasseur • Corruption charges over Singapore GP gifts • Fairclough ends season with 14th win Source
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Points at street tracks should not “hide” Aston Martin’s lack of pace
In the round-up: Points can’t “hide” our pace – Alonso • Palou ‘among IndyCar’s greatest’ • Thomas Bearman gets first F4 rookie podium Source
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“Never look back”: Warwick’s autobiography reviewed
Derek Warwick’s autobiography, covering his 13 years in Formula 1, has been nominated for an award by the Royal Automobile Club. Source
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Colapinto is “best available option” for final 2025 F1 seat
In the round-up: Colapinto “best available option” • Sharp steps up to F3 with Rodin • Herbert explains Verstappen swearing penalty Source
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10 years since F1’s last fatal crash: How Bianchi tragedy changed motorsport
Jules Bianchi suffered injuries which ultimately proved fatal 10 years ago today at Suzuka, in a crash which forced many changes to Formula 1. Source
