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Toyota Rejoining F1 Via Haas Technical Partnership
After 15 years away from Formula One, Toyota is returning to the sport by way of a new technical partnership with Haas. Toyota Gazoo Racing (TGR) has confirmed an agreement on entering into a formal partnership concerning the MoneyGram Haas F1 Team’s vehicle development and collaborative efforts. However, we need to break down exactly what Toyota will be doing since it sounds like Ferrari will still be the team’s go-to supplier.
QOTD: Will Anyone Unseat Max Verstappen?
So, Max Verstappen is returning to Red Bull.
That question is settled.
The next question, then, is can any other driver end his dominance?
These Are the Best Cars for Teens
With graduation season in mind, these are the best cars for teens.
QOTD: What Was This Weekend's Best Racing?
For those of you who watched racing over the holiday weekend, what was the best race?
QOTD: Did You Watch F1 This Weekend?
Formula 1, as a global racing series, is immensely popular. It is, however, generally considered to not be as popular with an American audience, though its popularity seems to be growing in the States.
QOTD: Would You Live in Automotive-Branded Housing?
I got a press release from Aston Martin today about the opening of a high-rise condo building in Miami that bears the company's branding.
Of course, the 66-story, 391-unit building is opening in time for next week's Miami Grand Prix Forumla 1 race.
F1 Drama After Whistleblower Accuses FIA President of Shenanigans
A whistleblower has accused FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem of abusing his authority to influence the results of the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The alleged action was attributed toward influencing the results of the Formula 1 event.
Formula One Rejects Andretti-Cadillac Bid
Andretti-Cadillac's bid to join the Formula One grid has been officially rejected, confusing plenty of people that thought the team had a good chance of being the first American entrant since Haas. Despite the FIA making the motorsport franchise the singular finalist in its Expression of Interest process, F1 appears to have had a chance of heart.
FIA Approves Andretti and Cadillac for Formula One
The Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has confirmed that Andretti Formula Racing LLC has been granted approval to join Formula One. While Micheal Andretti first announced plans to have the family racing team join the F1 grid in 2022, FIA hadn’t taken the matter under serious consideration until the following year.
The FIA officially launched an application process to identify prospective teams by early 2023. Knowing that F1 was eager to continue drawing fans in the United States, Andretti immediately announced a partnership with Cadillac. We previously speculated that being backed by General Motors would make all the difference for Andretti Autosport.
Report: FIA to Reject Every F1 Team Application Except Cadillac
The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) is expected to reject three applications for new Formula 1 teams with the Cadillac-backed Andretti Global being the only exception.
Satisfied? All F1 Teams Have Been Cleared of Cost Cap Malfeasance
Despite evidence that numerous Formula One teams had broken the sport’s updated financial rules during the 2022 season, the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has formally announced that all ten have since operated under the cost cap limitations.
"The review has been an intensive and thorough process, beginning with a detailed analysis of the documentation submitted by the competitors," stated the FIA. "Additionally, there has been an extensive check of any non-F1 activities undertaken by the teams, which comprised multiple on-site visits to team facilities and careful auditing procedures to assess compliance with the Financial Regulations."
Criticism has not abated, however.
Report: F1 Team Sponsor Linked to Russian Army. Again.
Haas Automation, which sponsors a Formula 1 team, has once again been accused of shady connections to Russia.
QOTD: Are You Watching Drive to Survive?
Season 5 of "Drive to Survive" on Netflix drops today. Are you watching?
Andretti Global, Cadillac Team Up for Shot at F1
Cadillac announced today that it is going to pair with Andretti Global to make a run at competing in Formula 1.
FIA Bans F1 Drivers From Making Political Statements
The FIA is reportedly putting an end to any independently-led political activism within Formula 1 and any other motorsport it currently oversees. While this could be a blessing to those tired of witnessing the likes of Sir Lewis Carl Davidson Hamilton constantly pushing environmental issues before his multi-million dollar F1 car is loaded onto the sixth cargo plane of the season, it seems likely that organizers will still allow the kind of activism that they’re in broad alignment with.
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