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The Business of Formula One

Silverstone’s ‘festival of F1’ business model. Interviews: Fernando Alonso on 21 seasons in Formula One; team boss Fred Vasseur on firing up Ferrari. Plus: the driver market goes into overdrive; women progress in the pit lane; buying a racing car; F1 Arcade highlights branding power

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‘F1 festival’ secures Silverstone’s Grand Prix future — at a price
Circuit bets on music to attract crowds but rising ticket costs are drawing fans’ ire
Ferrari’s F1 chief on making the scuderia swagger again
Frédéric Vasseur has brought brio — and Lewis Hamilton — long after the team’s last championship win
Fernando Alonso’s lasting threat in F1’s age of digital drivers
The double champion on how he and racing have changed in 21 seasons since his analogue-era debut
Formula One teams’ race for costly drivers highlights their value
The competition to fill next season’s hot seats has been particularly fast and furious
Closing the gender gap in F1 driver’s seat and paddock
Motorsport presenters share close-up views of life for women in the pit lane
The right formula: buying an F1 car
Famous collectors, auctioneers and dealers on the allure and challenges of GP machines

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Racing simulator venues show power of the Formula One brand
The name above the doors is helping to accelerate F1 Arcade’s expansion