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Changes to the FIA International Sporting code have opened the door for Kimi Antonelli to make an early F1 debut. - Australias #1 motorsport news website - Speedcafe.com

Ferrari AF Corse has filed an appeal after its protest against the decision by race control to extend the FIA World Endurance Championship 6 Hours of Spa last month was rejected, RACER has learned. The race ended in controversial circumstances.

Both Haas F1 cars have been excluded from qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix after failing a technical check relating to their DRS. Nico Hulkenberg qualified in 12th place and Kevin Magnussen 15th as both drivers advanced to Q2, but were then found to not be in conformity with the technical regu...

Aston Martin has lodged a petition for a right to review the penalty handed to Fernando Alonso in the Chinese GP Sprint.

Daniel Ricciardo was investigated by the stewards after triggering a first-lap collision with Alex Albon in Japan.

Oscar Piastri and George Russell headed to the steward's office at Suzuka, following their late-race battle over seventh place.

"This lawsuit seeks recognition that FIA breached its own regulations and that Felipe should have been considered the 2008 F1 Champion."

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz took the first non-Red Bull win of the season with an impressive display during Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix, taking advantage of technical trouble for Max Verstappen in the opening laps that forced the reigning world champion to retire.

2024 is even more stable compared to 2023 when it comes to changes to the regulations - and that usually provides an opportunity for the field to close up - but there are still a few rule tweaks of note for us to guide you through.

The organisers of the Australian Grand Prix have confirmed an unusual restriction will be placed on fans at this year's race.