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Max Verstappen has made clear multiple times his dislike for rule tweaks and changes to the F1 weekend format, so will not like Stefano Domenicali's plans for the future

Monza requires major work to bring it into the 21st century and, despite being an iconic part of the F1 calendar, its place could be threatened if it does not modernise

There will be a record-breaking 24 Grands Prix next season as the Formula 1 calendar continues to expand, but Mercedes star George Russell and FIA president Mohamed Ben Sulayem have both expressed concerns about the schedule

Red Bull blew away the competition this season to win both F1 titles with ease, but chief executive Stefano Domenicali thinks things are going to be much closer in 2024

Formula 1 action on the newly-created Las Vegas Grand Prix street circuit was heavily delayed after the first practice session was cancelled, while fans were all sent home before the second even began

Red Bull have won every race so far this season with Verstappen taking 10 of those 12 victories, and they are favourites to add more silverware at the Dutch Grand Prix

The Dutch Grand Prix returns this weekend for the third consecutive year after it was revived for the first time since 1985, but its current contract expires after the 2024 season

Reports from European publications claim that two or three F1 teams may have gone over budget last year, but Mirror Sport understands the FIA's auditing process is still ongoing

F1 bosses have not shied away from tinkering with the format of the Sprint weekends, and chief executive Domenicali has now admitted he is mulling over another change

Changes to Formula 1 cars are set to come into effect in 2026, and CEO Stefano Domenicali has given his take on the upcoming regulations in the light of engine questions

Verstappen and his Red Bull team have complete control of both championships this season, leading to some calling for F1 and the FIA to step in to make the sport more competitive

Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes boss Toto Wolff are among those who have hinted at the need for rule changes while some fans have complained over a lack of a title race this season

There are double the amount of Sprint weekends in this season compared to previously, and the format has undergone some changes ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix

EXCLUSIVE: The F1 Sprint has proven divisive even since its introduction but, ahead of the first one of 2023 at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, one team boss has tipped its growth to continue

For the first time in 2023 the F1 Sprint returns for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend and, with double the number of Sprints set to take place this year, it remains a divisive subject

Established F1 venues such as Monza, Monaco and Silverstone will need more than just historical significance to guarantee their places on future race calendars, Stefano Domenicali warned

F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali was asked about a plan which appeared earlier this month proposing a 'London Grand Prix' as he spoke to Sky Sports in Melbourne

The introduction of the short-form Sprint races at several F1 weekends is already a significant change to the structure of Grands Prix, but Domenicali does not want to stop there

Ferrari always expect to win due to their rich history in Formula 1 and how iconic the brand is on a worldwide level – but past glories mean nothing when it comes to seeking modern-day success

Bernie Ecclestone was a key figure at the top of F1 for more than four decades, before the controversial Englishman was removed from his position as CEO in early 2017

In a UK exclusive, the lead curator of the F1 Exhibition which launches one month from today in Madrid tells Mirror Sport why this immersive new experience is so important

Michael Andretti lashed out at "greedy" team owners after it became clear most of them were against his entry into F1 – a reaction criticised by F1 chief Domenicali

After the FIA took so long to identify Red Bull's budget cap overspend from the 2021 season and hand out a punishment, F1 bosses want to see things happen much quicker this year if there are any further violations

Now that many F1 drivers have made it clear they are against the idea of having their free speech curbed by a rule change, the FIA has a choice of two roads to go down

In the latest difference of opinion between F1 bosses and governing body the FIA, chief executive Domenicali has spoken out against the banning of unsanctioned protests