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Austin has hosted Formula 1 since 2012, but the sport's true integration into American culture was tested a decade later with the introduction of a race in Miami. The Circuit of the Americas serves as the unofficial United States Grand Prix, appealing to traditional F1 fans. However, to genuinely resonate with the American audience, F1 recognized the necessity to broaden its reach beyond Austin. Full Article

Haas driver Oliver Bearman has advocated for the FIA to refine its regulations regarding the new cooling vests available to drivers during hot Formula 1 races. Following the extremely hot 2023 Qatar Grand Prix, where many drivers experienced heat exhaustion, the FIA has implemented these cooling vests. Bearman's call for adjustments highlights the need for improved safety measures to protect drivers in extreme conditions. Full Article

Formula 1 has announced a new 10-year contract extension with the Miami Grand Prix organizers, ensuring the race remains on the calendar until at least 2041. The deal was revealed by F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and Tom Garfinkel, managing partner of the race and CEO of the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium, ahead of this weekend's event. This extension highlights F1's commitment to the Miami Grand Prix and its significance in the racing calendar....

The surge in Formula 1's popularity is largely attributed to the Netflix series 'Drive to Survive', which has inspired other attempts to depict the dynamics of various sports championships. Among these, Formula E's Amazon Prime series 'Driver' stands out, successfully capturing the essence of the motorsport. While many have tried to replicate this success, few have achieved the same level of engagement and insight into the sport's inner workings. Full Article

Carlos Sainz's move to Williams for the 2025 season was hailed by Autosport as an intriguing pairing with Alex Albon, but Sainz has faced challenges early on. In his first two race weekends, Albon outqualified Sainz by almost three tenths, showcasing a performance gap that has not painted Sainz in the best light. Despite the promising expectations, the initial results have raised questions about Sainz's adaptation to the new team environment. Full Article

Charles Leclerc's closest finish to a grand prix victory this season was 8.104 seconds behind the winner during his third-place race in Saudi Arabia. This result stands out amidst a challenging start to the 2025 season, where he also finished fourth nearly 20 seconds off the lead in Bahrain and had a disqualified fifth-place finish in China. Overall, Leclerc's performances have left him significantly adrift from the top competitors in the initial five rounds of...