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WEC Spa: Peugeot beats Cadillac for maiden pole as Toyota and Ferrari struggle

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FIA announces 2027 F1 rule changes for combustion and electrical output

Formula 1
FIA announces 2027 F1 rule changes for combustion and electrical output

F1 working on contingency plans for Middle East races, as Q1 revenue surges

Formula 1
F1 working on contingency plans for Middle East races, as Q1 revenue surges

Honda gets extra F1 power unit help after FIA tweaks rules

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Miami GP
Honda gets extra F1 power unit help after FIA tweaks rules

WRC Portugal: Hyundai on top as overnight leader Solberg loses out

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Rally Portugal
WRC Portugal: Hyundai on top as overnight leader Solberg loses out

The 10 best GT3 cars since group debut in 2006

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The 10 best GT3 cars since group debut in 2006

Liberty: Miami "logical" destination for second US MotoGP race

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French GP
Liberty: Miami "logical" destination for second US MotoGP race

"We love V8s" - What F1 manufacturers think about future engine regulations

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Formula 1
Miami GP
"We love V8s" - What F1 manufacturers think about future engine regulations

Burti escapes injury in test crash

Formula 1 testing kicked off with a bang this morning (Tuesday) as Ferrari's test driver Luciano Burti crashed at Monza in Italy

The Brazilian, who suffered a number of big crashes when he raced for Prost last year, was driving an F2001 chassis when he ran wide and crashed into the barriers on his 19th lap. The team described the shunt as a "minor incident".

His fellow test driver Luca Badoer is also in action today at the team's Fiorano test track in a 2002 car, while Rubens Barrichello will run at Mugello on Thursday and Friday. Spanish GP winner Michael Schumacher has the week off, but will play in a football match on Friday.

Valencia hosts the biggest test of the week with Williams-BMW, Renault, Jaguar, McLaren and Sauber all in action. Minardi could join them as it now knows the cause of its Spanish Grand Prix wing failures.

Estoril in Portugal will host Toyota and the Honda-powered British American Racing team. Arrows, buoyed by its points finish at Barcelona, will test at Silverstone. Jordan will concentrate on straightline running at Elvington Airfield.

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