F1 F1 2024 thread
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So half the grid will be using the same engine ?Alpine to use mercedes engines
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EDIT: Aston are switching to Honda aren't they?
Let me see if I've got this right, as far as engine suppliers in 2026:
Red Bull - RB/Ford
Mercedes - Mercedes
Ferrari - Ferrari
Aston Martin - Honda
Williams - Mercedes
Alpine - Mercedes
McLaren - Mercedes
Haas - Ferrari
Audi - Ferrari
VCARB - RB/Ford
That's:
Mercedes - 4
Ferrari - 3
RB/Ford - 2
Honda - 1
Red Bull - RB/Ford
Mercedes - Mercedes
Ferrari - Ferrari
Aston Martin - Honda
Williams - Mercedes
Alpine - Mercedes
McLaren - Mercedes
Haas - Ferrari
Audi - Ferrari
VCARB - RB/Ford
That's:
Mercedes - 4
Ferrari - 3
RB/Ford - 2
Honda - 1
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Sounds like they already want to sell off some of the team to the Qatari's
From what I read the personnel who were driving Audi's push into F1 have left the company, and their replacements aren't so willing to pour millions of dollars into F1.
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The algorithm gave me the worst of Lance Stroll on Youtube this morning.
Wild that he's still allowed to drive on this grid. What an absolute deadshit.
Yeah it's 20ish%. It will be a naming thing like aramco and Aston Martin
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I heard the mayor of LV on the radio last week and he wants to get rid of the GP, he said he didn't realise how long it was going to shut the strip down for.
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How long is the current contract for ?
You would have to think that the F1 popularity bubble (particularly in the US) will burst at some point, and then we may hopefully just be left with the Austin GP.
The initial deal for LV was only 3 years (ending 2025), with plans to extend it to 10 years (ending 2032).
F1 Track Contracts can be found here:
https://racingnews365.com/f1-gp-contracts
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Only thing I think I'd miss about Vegas would be the Sunday afternoon timeslot in WA.
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I'm a purist - I think we should only have one GP per country. Get rid of Miami and Vegas please.
Yes, I also delude myself into thinking Imola is the San Marino GP.
I know it would not be happening for a while - if ever - but I'd also rather f*** off all those Middle Eastern races and Baku for Germany and France to be back on the calendar.
Yes, I also delude myself into thinking Imola is the San Marino GP.
I know it would not be happening for a while - if ever - but I'd also rather f*** off all those Middle Eastern races and Baku for Germany and France to be back on the calendar.
Monaco GP contract has been extended out until 2031
www.formula1.com
Formula 1 to race in Monaco until 2031
Formula 1 will continue to race around the streets of Monaco until 2031 inclusive, following a six-year extension to the existing agreement with the Automobile Club of Monaco (ACM) that runs through the 2025 season.
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Good timing lolMonaco GP contract has been extended out until 2031
Formula 1 to race in Monaco until 2031
Formula 1 will continue to race around the streets of Monaco until 2031 inclusive, following a six-year extension to the existing agreement with the Automobile Club of Monaco (ACM) that runs through the 2025 season.
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Fine with that, along with Paul Ricard and Hockenheim.
Just find the idea of four races in the Middle East dubious in my view.
It's very dubious but $$$$$
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I don't mind Monaco as an outlier each season.Monaco GP contract has been extended out until 2031
Formula 1 to race in Monaco until 2031
Formula 1 will continue to race around the streets of Monaco until 2031 inclusive, following a six-year extension to the existing agreement with the Automobile Club of Monaco (ACM) that runs through the 2025 season.
(but becoming less of an outlier with all these new street circuits coming in)
