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ajuravi · Jul 1, 2014

Tyre supplier Pirelli admits more research needs to be done on the standing restarts rule which has been approved for 2015.
Read more at Pirelli unsure how standing restarts will work | Formula 1 | Formula 1 news, live F1 | ESPN F1

ajuravi · Jul 2, 2014

Bernie Ecclestone wants to see big teams run third cars and believes smaller outfits should quit F1 if they are unable to foot the bill.
Read more at Bernie Ecclestone wants teams to run three cars | Formula 1 | Formula 1 news, live F1 | ESPN F1

ajuravi · Jul 2, 2014

ajuravi · Jul 11, 2014

Formula 1 should be in for a good race with lots of overtaking when it heads to Sochi for the inaugural Russian GP.
Whiting expects overtaking at Sochi | Planet F1 | Formula One News

ajuravi · Jul 13, 2014

Charlie Whiting thinks the circuit currently being constructed at the Winter Olympic park in Sochi for the Russian Grand Prix will be very popular with drivers.
Read more at Sochi a drivers' circuit - Charlie Whiting | Russian Grand Prix | Formula 1 news, live F1 | ESPN F1

ajuravi · Jul 13, 2014

Despite Britain opening its roads to racing, Bernie Ecclestone has cast doubt over the possibility of a London Grand Prix.

Bernie downplays talk of London GP | Planet F1 | Formula One News

ajuravi · Jul 15, 2014

Formula One teams are not expected to come to an agreement over the use of FRIC (Front and Rear Interconnected) suspension systems ahead of the German Grand Prix, raising the prospect of protests against any team that opts to run it this weekend.
Read more at No agreement on FRIC ahead of German GP | Formula 1 | Formula 1 news, live F1 | ESPN F1

ajuravi · Jul 15, 2014

New regulations that should result in sparks flying from the underside of cars next season are being introduced for safety and technical reasons as well as improving the show, according to the FIA.
Read more at Sparks in 2015 not just for show - FIA | FIA | Formula 1 news, live F1 | ESPN F1

ajuravi · Jul 17, 2014

Top drivers including Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso are not expecting the removal of FRIC [Front and Rear Interconnected] suspension systems to have a big impact on the relative performance of their cars at the German Grand Prix.
Read more at Drivers doubt removing FRIC will change order | German Grand Prix | Formula 1 news, live F1 | ESPN F1

ajuravi · Jul 21, 2014

While the FRIC saga passed without controversy, two teams considered protesting Mercedes for entirely different reasons.
Red Bull and Ferrari pondered Mercedes protest - Pitpass.com