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F1 drivers angry with rules after Ollie Bearman’s ‘scary’ 190mph crash

Formula One drivers have demanded immediate changes to the 2026 regulations in the wake of Ollie Bearman’s terrifying 190mph crash into the barriers at Suzuka on Sunday.

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Why F1’s new battery rules are raising safety concerns after Bearman crash in Japanese GP

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Ollie Bearman’s Japan crash: What went wrong, and why F1 drivers are calling for change

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New F1 rules blamed for Brit star's crash as Carlos Sainz gives Miami GP warning

Oli Bearman crashed into the barriers midway through the Japanese Grand Prix at the Suzuka Circuit, with Carlos Sainz pointing the finger at new F1 rules

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‘Finally see what you mean’: How Piastri one-liner and sickening smash exposed F1 flaw

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Ollie Bearman gives first reaction to scary Suzuka F1 crash as FIA responds

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Ollie Bearman Limps Away From Violent 50G Crash at Japanese GP

Fortunately, the Haas F1 Team was able to deliver an encouraging health update to the media.

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Spanish GP Statement Demands Urgent F1 Rule Changes After Ollie Bearman Crash

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FIA reiterates it will review F1 regulations after Bearman's crash

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F1 has much to ponder after three races with new rules

Formula One enters an enforced five-week break with plenty to ponder following Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix. The third race of the sport's new engine era exposed the shortcomings of the rules overhaul,

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Why new rules have Verstappen on the brink of walking away from F1

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Why four-time world champion Max Verstappen is considering walking away from F1

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Max Verstappen can quit Red Bull if he is not in top two by the summer

Max Verstappen can leave Red Bull if he is placed outside the world championship top two by the summer break, it is understood.

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Max Verstappen: How realistic is prospect of Red Bull driver quitting Formula 1 at end of 2026 season after Japanese GP comments

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Max Verstappen issues F1 quit threat: Change rules or I’ll go

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Max Verstappen replacement decision made by Red Bull with driver given fresh chance

Instead, Red Bull will replace the four-time world champion with Yuki Tsunoda returning behind the wheel.

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Lewis Hamilton: Ferrari driver bemoans 'pretty terrible' Japanese Grand Prix weekend at Suzuka

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Despondent Verstappen says Red Bull woes 'not sustainable'

Charles Leclerc: 'Cannot stand' new F1 qualifying rules after mistake costs Ferrari driver on straight

Charles Leclerc vented his frustration at Formula 1's new rules after a mistake in qualifying at the Japanese Grand Prix upset his power unit's energy deployment and cost him dear.

F1 stands firm on its new rules. No ‘sledgehammer’ changes are coming

F1's stakeholders have been examining the new rules in place for 2026 after staunch driver criticism. But no major changes are planned yet

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Takeaways for F1 meetings on rule changes after a big crash and Verstappen's hint at retiring

Formula 1 and the FIA can use a month-long break to review new rules after safety scares, strange overtakes, and fresh doubts from Max Verstappen

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Formula 1: new sustainability rules are changing the way races are won

The first races under Formula 1’s new regulations delivered exactly what the sport’s rule-makers had hoped for: more overtaking. At the recent Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, passes on track nearly tripled compared with the previous year.

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F1 drivers blast new rules, 'Mario Kart' racing at 2026 season opener

Lando Norris and Max Verstappen are among the notable F1 drivers not happy with new rules and hybrid cars introduced for the 2026 season.

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Charles Leclerc slams ‘f**king joke’ qualifying rules as Lewis Hamilton warns on F1 talks – roundup

Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton feature prominently in the latest F1 news headlines, with Japanese GP qualifying in the books.

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F1 Regulators Reportedly Reconsidering 2026 Engine Rules After Japanese GP Chaos

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, is reportedly reconsidering 2026 engine regulations after the Japanese Grand Prix that saw Ollie Bearman crash into