Daniel Moxon
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Senior #F1 correspondent across all Reach PLC titles. Talk to me about Formula 1 🏎️ I have a free F1 newsletter! https://pitlanechronicle.substack.com/
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When Miss Villars announced her candidacy, submissions for the WMSC were open so there was no reason to suspect at that time there was would only be one South American candidate, or that this eventuality was going to arise.

I can’t speak for Miss Villars as to whether or not she ‘did her homework’.
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Presidential candidates must, by October 24, submit a list of WMSC nominees, including a vice-president for sport in South America. But Fabiana Ecclestone of Brazil is the only person eligible and she is on Ben Sulayem's list. Anyone who cannot submit a full list will not be on the ballot paper.
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FIA presidential hopeful Laura Villars has told Mirror Sport she has "legitimate concerns of conformity with the FIA statutes", regarding December's election, with incumbent Mohammed ben Sulayem seemingly set to run unopposed because of a technical reality in the process.
FIA presidential candidate considers legal action over election 'concerns'
FIA presidential elections take place in December with three other candidates, Tim Mayer, Laura Villars and Virginie Philippot, having announced campaigns against incumbent Mohammed ben Sulayem
www.mirror.co.uk
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Turns out it was only the one day away 👀
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The 25th edition of my free weekly F1 newsletter was sent out today, and at the current rate it’s days away from picking up its 1,000th subscriber (!). Huge thanks to everyone who has supported it so far. I don’t many any money from it, it’s just something different to my day job to keep me sane!
🏁🇸🇬 Things have changed for Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri
The team game is won for McLaren, so now the chase for individual glory takes centre stage.
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Thanks very much! Very kind of you to say
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I think it’s one of those where there was no completely fair decision and giving Lewis five seconds to drop him behind Fernando is the ‘least wrong’ option!
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I personally think it’s a little harsh on Hamilton considering the brakes issue was out of his control, but at the same time it would have been harsh on Alonso not to give the penalty because he only finished ahead of the Aston by cutting those corners. All things considered, prob the right outcome
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Sure – stewards said they had consulted the list of exemptions in the driving standards guidelines for multiple track limits violations and a brakes failure is not one of the “foreseen” scenarios. That’s why they decided in this case that it wasn’t a “justifiable reason” for going off track so much
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Five second time penalty confirmed for Lewis Hamilton, for "leaving the track without a justifiable reason, multiple times" in the final stint of the race with brake issues. Drops him below Fernando Alonso, who went on a furious rant about Hamilton over the radio when he crossed the finish line.
Lewis Hamilton hit by post-race penalty as Singapore Grand Prix result changes
A late brakes issue for Lewis Hamilton saw him drop a long way back from Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc and also caused several track limits violations for which the Brit has been punished
www.mirror.co.uk
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Statement issued by team principal James Vowles after Williams saw both their cars disqualified from Singapore Grand Prix qualifying 🗣️
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Lando Norris has clapped back at Max Verstappen after the Dutchman said he will "remember" the McLaren man getting in his way at the end of qualifying, quipping: "They always complain. They complain about everything – that's Red Bull."

All getting a bit feisty 👀
Lando Norris hits back at Max Verstappen as Singapore GP drama escalates
Max Verstappen hit out at Lando Norris after qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix and the Brit has wasted no time before snapping back at the Red Bull racer as tensions rise
www.mirror.co.uk
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No penalty! The stewards have explained that "a greater reduction of speed would have been desirable", but found Hamilton "remained above the required minimum time" between the start of the red flags and when he entered the pit lane, and did not drive in an unsafe manner.
Lewis Hamilton learns Singapore Grand Prix penalty fate
Lewis Hamilton put himself at risk of a grid penalty at the Singapore Grand Prix
www.express.co.uk
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Lewis Hamilton being investigated for a red flag infringement during FP3 in Singapore. According to the penalty guidelines for F1 stewards, "failing to slow for red flags or lights on the track" in a practice session would lead to a 10-place grid penalty, if Hamilton is found guilty.
Lewis Hamilton at risk of huge Singapore Grand Prix penalty
Lewis Hamilton landed himself in hot water with the Singapore Grand Prix F1 stewards
www.express.co.uk
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No penalty for Charles Leclerc for that pit lane crash with Lando Norris in FP2. Just a fine for Ferrari and a very sheepish Italian mechanic who told him to leave the garage when he did…
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Column for the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, as Christian Horner racks up what will end up being an impressive phone bill as he rings anyone who will answer his calls about a potential return to F1 in 2026 📱
One thing is more certain than ever about Christian Horner's F1 comeback plan
Haas and Aston Martin are among the Formula 1 teams Christian Horner has contacted with the former Red Bull chief seemingly doing the rounds as he plots his comeback
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Interesting news this morning – McLaren have announced Formula 2 driver Alex Dunne has been released from their driver academy with immediate effect...
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Every pet owner knows how painful it is to eventually lose the animals they have loved. With that in mind, this week’s F1 newsletter begins with best wishes sent to Lewis Hamilton ✍️
🏁 Lewis Hamilton's crushing loss away from F1 | Pit Lane Chronicle
There is always more to life than just sport and Lewis Hamilton lost one of his biggest allies away from Formula 1 this week.
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It’s always great fun watching a Ryder Cup. It’s bloody brilliant fun when you’re watching a European performance like this on US soil. Every single one of them playing some special golf so far this weekend 🇪🇺