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Both F1 Race Directors Have Tested Positive For Covid Ahead Of Miami GP

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By Hannah Prydderch Verified
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As F1 gears up for the Miami Grand Prix’s debut next weekend, the FIA has found itself facing a potentially huge headache. According to Sky Sports News, both of F1’s Race Directors have tested positive for Covid-19. Following the fallout from last year’s Abu Dhabi season-finale and Michael Masi’s removal, Niels Wittich (above) and Eduardo Freitas (below) have shared the role.
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Russell Reveals He’s Battling Back And Chest Pains From Mercedes’ Bouncing

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By Hannah Prydderch Verified
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Drivers spend months physically and mentally preparing and training for the enormous task that is racing in F1. However, the one consequence of the new ground effect cars is putting an even bigger toll on their health – the bouncing. Although the issue isn’t unique to Mercedes, it’s obvious that the W13 is one of the worst affected as they tried to deal with the almost violent bobbing along Imola’s straights over the weekend.
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Audi’s Potential F1 Move Has Taken Yet Another New Turn

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By Hannah Prydderch Verified
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It’s the biggest will they/won’t they question on the grid right now – will Audi and Porsche finally decide to join F1 in time for the next new era of cars? And if so, how would it work? Both brands are part of the Volkswagen Group and although they’ve yet to fully commit to entering F1 in 2026, the plan appeared to be that Audi and Porsche would team up with already existing engine manufacturers, such as Red Bull’s new powertrains division.
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