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McLaren the only F1 team without updates for Spanish GP
McLaren is not bringing any updates to Barcelona, having already tested its more rigid front wing at Imola
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MPH: Why science alone can't unlock secrets of ground effect F1 cars
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F1 Fantasy: top picks & predictions for the 2025 Spanish GP
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Will flexi-wing rule reshuffle F1? - What to look for at the Spanish GP
The Spanish Grand Prix marks the end of F1’s second triple-header in a hectic start to 2025, with new flexi-wing regulations set to potentially disrupt the competitive order ahead of round nine
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When Alonso threw out Sainz's lucky charm during his F1 rookie year
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Will new owner Bajaj keep KTM in MotoGP?
KTM's new owner isn't keen on racing, which is why Dorna is chasing other manufacturers to increase their presence in MotoGP, in case the Indian/Austrian brand leaves the championship
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F1 in Barcelona and Madrid: why Spain will have two grands prix in 2026
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Lost in translation? Hamilton's radio woes continue in Monaco
Hamilton’s challenging adaptation to life at Ferrari was on full display in Monaco, where a series of confusing radio exchanges highlighted ongoing communication issues between the seven-time world champion and his engineer
