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FIA confirms ACO-WEC agreement runs through 2027 amid split reports

The FIA has clarified that its promoter agreement with the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) regarding the World Endurance Championship (WEC) remains in place through the end of 2027, responding to reports that the two organisations could separate as early as next season. German publication Auto Motor und Sport reported on Thursday that the FIA…

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Reported FIA-ACO contract dispute raises questions over WEC control, Le Mans and the future direction of endurance racing in 2027.
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FIA and ACO reportedly at odds over WEC future as Le Mans questions emerge

The long-standing partnership between the FIA and Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) could be approaching a critical juncture, with a report from German publication Auto Motor und Sport claiming that the two organisations remain without renewed agreements governing the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC). According to the report, two contracts underpinning the relationship have expired….

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Alpine driver Pierre Gasly lost the 2026 F1 Monaco GP podium again after the FIA International Court of Appeal reinstated his original time penalties.
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Gasly loses 2026 F1 Monaco GP podium after International Court of Appeal reinstates penalties

Pierre Gasly has lost his 2026 F1 Monaco GP podium finish after the FIA International Court of Appeal (ICA) reinstated the Alpine Driver’s penalties following appeals from McLaren and Red Bull. Isack Hadjar reclaims P3. During the 2026 F1 Monaco GP, Pierre Gasly was slapped with two separate 5-second penalties for speeding in the pit…

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Charles Leclerc reflects on the energy management troubles Monza would pose and what Ferrari should focus on at the 2026 F1 Italian GP
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Leclerc discusses the challenges of extreme energy management and Ferrari’s target for 2026 F1 Italian GP weekend

Charles Leclerc has shared his thoughts on the energy management requirements at the most power-hungry circuit on the F1 calendar, whether the Ferrari drivers are willing to tow each other, whether Monza would bring back ‘yo-yo racing’, what their secret to success at Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps was, and what their focus should be heading into…

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Lance Stroll on track at the 2026 F1 FIA Hungary GP for Aston Martin
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Tombazis evaluates the future of F1’s ADUO system

Nikolas Tombazis, Single Seater Director at the FIA, recently spoke to select media in an interview about F1’s Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities (ADUO) system. The ADUO system has been talked about a lot this season. The system was originally designed as a safety net to help manufacturers bridge performance gaps. Now it has instead…

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Lawson expands on nuances of driving F1 2026 cars; inconsistency challenging

Liam Lawson has had to adjust to new style of driving due to F1 regulations, as he expands on knowing how they can balance in energy usage. The new generation of cars needs different style of driving and racing, especially with need of energy harvesting and conservation throughout the lap, especially when in fights. The…

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Esteban Ocon has reflected on how the new F1 regulations have affected driving in 2026 and revealed whether he still enjoys the sport this season
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Ocon discusses the impact of the 2026 F1 regulations and if he still finds the sport enjoyable

Esteban Ocon has opened up about how the 2026 F1 regulations have affected driving this year, the key areas he has adapted to since the start of the season, how hopeful he is about the 58-42 power split in 2027, the drivers’ evolving roles, why the deployment goes haywire at times, and whether he still…

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Nikolas Tombazis has revealed why the FIA couldn’t intervene and change the new F1 technical regulations in the years leading up to 2026
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Tombazis explains why the FIA couldn’t revise the hotly debated 2026 F1 regulations sooner

Nikolas Tombazis, Single Seater Director at the FIA, has opened up about why F1’s supreme governing body couldn’t intervene and change the new technical regulations in the years leading up to 2026.  The introduction of the new engines and chassis has undoubtedly produced more on-track action than in the past few seasons. However, the first…

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Temple equates F1 2026 regs with food items in McLaren mid-season review

Mark Temple explains F1 2026 regulations using food examples, as he goes through the challenges McLaren faced in the build-up. There have been a lot of technical explanations from F1 teams or pundits to describe the 2026 regulations, but McLaren technical director of performance Temple has brought forward his ‘A’ game to equate the developments…

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