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Helmut Marko-Pitinsider.com

Marko hints at junior programme promotion at Red Bull in 2025

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko hints at promoting a junior driver to partner Max Verstappen in 2025, aligning with F1's youth trend. Liam Lawson's VCARB performance could influence the decision, as Red Bull weighs experience against potential.

Otmar Szafnauer-Pitinsider.com

Szafnauer reveals key flaws in Alpine's leadership

Former Alpine F1 team principal Otmar Szafnauer reveals internal struggles, citing lack of control and misaligned priorities as key factors in the team's recent setbacks.

United States Grand Prix-Pitinsider.com

COTA's US GP introduces new track limits with 'fake gravel'

COTA implements innovative measures to combat track limits issues, including 'fake gravel' traps, narrowed verges, and enhanced camera surveillance. The changes aim to prevent a repeat of 2023's controversial corner-cutting while balancing F1 and MotoGP requirements.

FIA-Pitinsider.com

FIA sees more senior departures amid leadership concerns

The FIA faces turmoil as two senior figures resign amid controversies surrounding President Ben Sulayem's leadership.

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton-Pitinsider.com

2021 F1 rivalry:Red Bull vs. Mercedes off-track tactics

Sky F1's Karun Chandhok reveals the intense off-track pressure from Red Bull and Mercedes during the controversial 2021 F1 season, shedding light on the complexities of covering one of the sport's most dramatic title fights.

Daniel Ricciardo at the 2023 US GP in Austin Texas-pitinsider.com

US GP promoter invites Daniel Ricciardo to Texas

US Grand Prix promoter Bobby Epstein extends an open invitation to Daniel Ricciardo, highlighting the Australian's potential to make a significant impact off-track at the Austin event despite losing his F1 race seat.

Stefano Domenicali,Greg Maffei,Bernard Arnault-Pitinsider.com

LVMH seals Landmark $1 Billion deal with Formula 1

Formula 1 has inked a landmark 10-year, $1 billion partnership with luxury goods giant LVMH, set to commence in 2025. The deal will see brands like Louis Vuitton and Moët & Chandon become prominent fixtures in F1, with TAG Heuer replacing Rolex as the official timekeeper.

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