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F1 to make rule changes for next race in Miami

Rule changes aimed at fixing controversial new F1 cars agreed ahead of Miami GP

A slew of changes will be made to the Formula 1 2026 technical regulations to be implemented from the Miami Grand Prix next week, the FIA announced on Monday.

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FIA confirms changes to F1 2026 rules for Miami Grand Prix

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Motor racing - F1 to make rule changes from next race in Miami after engine concerns

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F1’s latest rule tweaks, explained in plain terms. Plus: Mario Andretti wrote a column for us!

Driver Juha Miettinen died after sustaining fatal injuries at the Nordschleife during the 24 Hours of Nürburgring Qualifiers Race 1 on Saturday, following a multi-car crash.

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F1 Teams Unanimously Agree To Midseason Rules Tweaks

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Formula 1: Liam Lawson reacts to new rule tweaks as driver pressure tells on governing body

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Why Max Verstappen’s father has 'switched off the TV' when watching F1 in 2026

All those GT3 lads were desperate to get a taste of what it’s like in Formula 1, but these days that’s hard to come by.

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Moment of truth that could swing title race; new dawn leaves flop out of excuses— F1 state of play

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Iran war will not hinder Formula One Miami Grand Prix

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Acceleration of new 2026 F1 cars stuns drivers

Feedback on the new 2026 F1 cars after the Barcelona pre-season shakedown has been largely positive. With teams and drivers heading to Bahrain this week for the first official test of the new 2026 F1 cars, the mood from many drivers is unusually optimistic.

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The 'aggressive' F1 rule changes abandoned at FIA meeting

More radical changes to the 2026 F1 regulations were parked at the recent FIA meeting, according to reports. F1's governing body has held three meetings during this unscheduled spring break following the cancellations of the Saudi Arabian and Bahrain Grands Prix,

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Why McLaren will wait as long as it can to test its 2026 F1 car

McLaren is aiming to defend both F1 world titles in 2026 McLaren McLaren’s 2026 Formula One car will not make its on-track debut until at least the second day of next week’s test in Barcelona, Spain, as the team bids to maximize its development time.

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How Goodyear Tires Made The McLaren F1's 240-MPH Top Speed Possible

McLaren managed a record-breaking speed of 240 miles per hour all the way back in 1993. But it couldn't have managed that without some help from Goodyear.