FIA clamps down on corner-cutting in French GP - Motorsport.com

Paul Ricard's multi-purpose nature means it has a huge amount of run-off and in last year's race first-lap clashes meant some drivers gained an advantage as going wide meant they could cut the corners without losing time.
Fluorescent yellow bollards and red/white boards have been placed at the first two corners, and from Turns 3 to 5, as the governing body has moved to clarify exactly what ...Keep reading

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Autosport podcast: Why French GP is pivotal for Ferrari F1 team - Autosport

The Ferrari Formula 1 team's French Grand Prix weekend will be doubly significant, with its attempt to overturn Sebastian Vettel's Canada penalty and the importance of its on-track performance

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Autosport podcast: Why French GP is pivotal for Ferrari F1 team - Autosport

The Ferrari Formula 1 team's French Grand Prix weekend will be doubly significant, with its attempt to overturn Sebastian Vettel's Canada penalty and the importance of its on-track performance

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Bottas: Points gap is ‘still manageable’ - PlanetF1

Valtteri Bottas may have fallen off the pace in the few races, however, the Finn insists he is not out of this year's title fight.

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BAT insists McLaren F1 deal continues amid Ferrari Winnow questions - Autosport

McLaren sponsor British American Tobacco (BAT) says it remains committed to its original Formula 1 branding plans, despite a potential change of tactic for rival Philip Morris's Mission Winnow campaign

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BAT insists McLaren F1 deal continues amid Ferrari Winnow questions - Autosport

McLaren sponsor British American Tobacco (BAT) says it remains committed to its original Formula 1 branding plans, despite a potential change of tactic for rival Philip Morris's Mission Winnow campaign

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Leclerc not expecting “significant improvement” from Ferrari’s first upgrade since Spain | 2019 French Grand Prix - RaceFans

Charles Leclerc doubts Ferrari's first major upgrade for three races will make a significant difference to its performance at Paul Ricard.

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