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What F1 can learn from the World Cup. Plus: Is George Lucas right about F1 regs? Original

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By Patrick Iversen, Luke Smith Verified
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Prime Tire Newsletter | This is The Athletic’s F1 newsletter. Sign up here to receive Prime Tire directly in your inbox twice a week during the season and weekly in the offseason. Welcome back to Prime Tire, where I’m wondering if Lewis Hamilton has won a race with Ferrari while I wasn’t away covering the World Cup? No? So I’m the problem, then. Got it. I’m Patrick, back just in time for summer break (classic), and Luke Smith will be along shortly. Let’s dive in.
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F1 to wait until September on Middle East races, opts against second Las Vegas event Original

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By Luke Smith Verified
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Formula 1 considered holding a second race in Las Vegas to boost its calendar, but will end its season in Europe if the planned rounds in Qatar and Abu Dhabi cannot go ahead. F1 announced last week that Malaysia will host a race in October after failing to restore Bahrain to the calendar. Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were both due to host races in April, only to be called off due to the outbreak of the Iran war.
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Hungary F1 mailbag: Why did Sainz not receive a longer penalty? Are Cadillac getting worse?

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By Madeline Coleman Verified, Luke Smith Verified
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Formula 1 sailed into its summer break with a surprisingly eventful Hungarian Grand Prix that ended in Lando Norris scoring his first victory of the season. The reigning world champion looked unbeatable throughout the Budapest weekend, but he did get a little help after a collision between early race leader Oscar Piastri and Carlos Sainz.
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