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Halo "destroys" F1's push to be more popular

 |  Motorsport.com

The FIA's decision to impose the Halo in Formula 1 next year has "destroyed" a push to make the sport more popular, claims three-time world champion Niki Lauda.

Verstappen doesn't take Vettel complaints "seriously" anymore

 |  Motorsport.com

Max Verstappen says he doesn't take Sebastian Vettel's complaints "seriously" anymore, after the German's recent controversial moves.

Belgian GP set for sell-out thanks to 'Verstappen effect'

 |  Motorsport.com

The Belgian Grand Prix is set for its biggest crowd since the Michael Schumacher era, as 'Max Verstappen mania' shows no sign of calming down.

Force India begins Perez contract renewal talks

 |  Motorsport.com

Force India has begun contract talks with Sergio Perez about extending his stay with the Formula 1 team into next season.

The real story behind Mercedes' gearbox dramas

 |  Motorsport.com

Suffering one reliability problem in Formula 1 can sometimes be down to bad luck, but when a team suffers two on the same component almost simultaneously, that is often a...

Qualifying frustrations prove costly in Britain

 |  Motorsport.com

In his latest column, Felipe Massa reflects on another difficult weekend at Silverstone, where Williams celebrates its 40th anniversary.

Red Bull would let Sainz go if price is right

 |  Motorsport.com

Red Bull says it would consider any sensible offer made for Carlos Sainz, but has rubbished talk that the young Spaniard is poised to be moved elsewhere.

Honda to stick with same PU concept next year

 |  ESPN

Honda will stick with its current power unit concept next year despite a disastrous opening half of the 2017 season with McLaren.

F1 drivers back safety push despite Halo backlash

 |  Motorsport.com

Formula 1 drivers insist that the FIA’s push to improve safety, which has led to the controversial decision to impose the Halo for 2018, will not result in the racing...

Lauda fears F1 will regret introducing Halo

 |  ESPN

Mercedes chairman Niki Lauda says the FIA has made a mistake by committing to the Halo for 2018.

What is Halo and why is it being introduced?

 |  ESPN

A guide to what the Halo is, why it was introduced and how a device aimed at improving safety has become so controversial.

WILLIAMS: THE FILM

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Formula 1 cars to use 'halo' protection device from 2018

 |  Fox Sports

PARIS (AP) More than one year after it was first tested, and after consideration of a recent alternative, the ''halo'' cockpit protection system will be used on Formula...

Formula 1 to introduce controversial cockpit head-protection system in 2018

 |  BBC Sport

The controversial 'halo' cockpit head-protection system will be introduced in Formula 1 in 2018, says the sport's governing body.

Halo set for 2018 introduction after Strategy Group meeting

 |  Motorsport.com

Formula 1 is set to introduce the Halo cockpit protection device for 2018 after the FIA pushed it through on safety grounds at Wednesday’s Strategy Group meeting.

I'm driving better than I've ever driven

 |  Motorsport.com

Lewis Hamilton has no doubts he is driving better now than at any point of his career, as he bids to land his fourth Formula 1 world championship title.

What did F1 bosses learn from London?

 |  Motorsport.com

Last Wednesday's F1 Live event drew almost universal acclaim from both fans and the sport's insiders - but what significance could it have for the plans of owners Liberty...

F1 in "tricky" spot over Shield/Halo decision, says McLaren

 |  Motorsport.com

Formula 1 is in a "tricky" situation about what to do with cockpit head protection next year, claims McLaren's Zak Brown, following an inconclusive first test for the...

F1 set to introduce Halo in 2018

 |  ESPN

The FIA has confirmed the Halo cockpit protection device will be introduced in Formula One next year.

Mercedes, Ferrari not interested in supplying McLaren in 2018

 |  Motorsport.com

Mercedes and Ferrari are not interested in supplying Formula 1 engines to McLaren next season, Motorsport.com understands.

Ogier completes "dream" Red Bull Formula 1 test

 |  Motorsport.com

Four-time WRC champion Sebastien Ogier has tested a Formula 1 car for the first time, describing his outing in a 2011-spec Red Bull as a "dream come true".

VALTTERI BOTTAS: THE NEW FLYING FINN

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MAURICE HAMILTON: IS LEWIS SELFISH OR SENSIBLE?

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BRITISH GRAND PRIX: IN PICTURES

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PADDOCK INSIDER: DAN KNUTSON

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2017 BRITISH GRAND PRIX: RACE REVIEW

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BRITISH GRAND PRIX: RACE PREVIEW

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PIT STOPS: WILLIAMS LEADS THE WAY

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MAX VERSTAPPEN: WILL HE SWITCH TEAMS?

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MAURICE HAMILTON: BOTTAS SET FOR REAR GUN?

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AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX: IN PICTURES

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SEBASTIAN VETTEL: LUCK ON HIS SIDE

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AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX: RACE PREVIEW

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ROMAIN GROSJEAN: BRAKING FRUSTRATIONS

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TORO ROSSO: MISSED OPPORTUNITIES

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AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX: RACE REVIEW

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SAUBER: LEADER NEEDED

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MAURICE HAMILTON: VETTEL OFF THE HOOK

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STOFFEL VANDOORNE: PUZZLING STRUGGLES

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VALTTERI BOTTAS: ON A MISSION

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WILLIAMS: CONFIDENCE BOOSTED

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AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX: IN PICTURES

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MAURICE HAMILTON: BAKU ROAD RAGE

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WEEKLY NEWS WRAP: 22 JUNE 2017

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AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX: RACE REVIEW

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RENAULT SPORT: KUBICA’S TEST

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FORCE INDIA: STORMING SQUAD

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McLAREN HONDA: THE INEVITABLE BREAK-UP

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LEWIS HAMILTON: MAN ON FORM

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DIETER RENCKEN: WHAT IS F1's DNA?

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March 26 Australia (Melbourne)
April 9 China (Shanghai)
April 16 Bahrain (Bahrain)
April 30 Russia (Sochi)
May 14 Spain (Barcelona)
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