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AlphaTauri Formula 1 boss Franz Tost admits that Yuki Tsunoda's race pace was so fast in Baku that he feared that the Japanese driver might crash.

Formula 1 drivers backed the decision to resume Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix for the final two laps with a standing start from the grid.

Following the cancellation of the Singapore Grand Prix last week due to coronavirus restrictions, Formula 1 is seeking replacement options to keep its planned 23-race calendar alive. But is this bold ambition destined to fail?

Which tracks can hold an F1 race? FIA grades and requirements explained Autosport 6 hrs ago © Pirelli Robert Kubica, Alfa Romeo Racing C41 The Formula 1 calendar has seen a lot of change in the last year, but whats required to hold a GP and where could F1 race? Find out here. Only tracks that gain the FIA’s top licence can host F1 races. But what’s needed for Grade 1 status? All races sanctioned by the FIA - from F1 to Rallycross - have to take place on circuits that have been granted ...

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Sergio Perez set the fastest overall time during an incident-packed opening day of Azerbaijan Grand Prix practice in Baku for Red Bull on Friday, the sixth round of the 2021 Formula 1 World Championship season.

FIA clamps down on "unnecessarily" slow driving ahead of Baku F1 round Autosport 2 hrs ago © Glenn Dunbar / Motorsport Images Azerbaijan F1 Baku circuit FIA Formula 1 race director Michael Masi is clamping down on drivers running too slowly in qualifying in Baku while trying to make a gap for themselves. The new directive, issued by Masi in the second version of notes that he gave to the teams today, specified the last section of the lap that runs from Turns 17-20 and on to the start/finis...

How AlphaTauri is taming the Tsunoda ‘thunderstorm’ Autosport 1 hour ago © Steven Tee / Motorsport Images Yuki Tsunoda, AlphaTauri AT02 The talent and the speed are undeniable, but the first four races of the 2021 Formula 1 season also showed that Yuki Tsunoda still has a lot to learn. Motorsport.com spoke with race engineer Mattia Spini about how AlphaTauri tries to turn the Japanese ‘fury’ into a driver that can ‘achieve what we all want him to achieve’. Tsunoda impressed by ...

Things are rarely ever new in Formula 1, and the news cycle has once again stopped at a flexi-wing contretemps as the current teams have formed factions over their use.

E-commerce, winter storms, and other factors contributed to the supply squeeze. But one CEO says it stops short of a shortage.  International Paper makes one in every three boxes in the US, and it — along with the rest of the industry — is dealing with supply squeezes amid larger concern that manufactures could soon face a cardboard shortage. Thomas Ryan, the director of corporate communications at International Paper, said that the reason was multifaceted. "As COVID restrictions began to ...