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The McLaren F1 drivers you’ve forgotten about
As McLaren celebrates its 1000th Formula 1 grand prix in Monaco, we look back at the men who were part of its history, but very briefly…
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Monaco is Ferrari’s chance to end its F1 drought
Monaco GP briefing
Formula 1’s most famous race gets a fresh twist with the 2026 rules, and Ferrari might have every reason to believe this is finally its weekend
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MPH: Ferrari’s double whammy – why F1 rule changes could kill its edge
With innovative aero features on its car and engine improvements in the pipeline, Ferrari could end the year as Formula 1’s strongest team, writes Mark Hughes. But unexpected regulation changes could strip away the advantages it has built
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2026 Monaco Grand Prix start time: how to watch, live stream and F1 schedule
Watch F1 via live stream or on TV: dates and start time for the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix
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‘Brilliant! No driver has ever been so clear of the field’ – Schumacher’s greatest F1 victory
F1 flashback: 1996 Spanish Grand Prix
Thirty years ago, Michael Schumacher produced a performance so far beyond his rivals that it left Stirling Moss searching for superlatives. Matt Bishop argues that it was the greatest drive of his career
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Jabouille, Scheckter and Villeneuve: F1 legends in their own lunchtime
May 12, 1979 Zolder, Belgium Legends in their own lunchtime, from left, Jean-Pierre Jabouille (Renault), Jody Scheckter (Ferrari), Gilles Villeneuve (Ferrari) and René Arnoux (Renault). Villeneuve was leading the F1…
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Mark Hughes: why F1’s 50/50 hybrid rules were doomed by conflicting priorities
With apologies to David Byrne and Talking Heads: And you may find yourself Watching someone lift and coast And you may find yourself Watching cars slowly decelerate down the straights…
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Ferrari’s 75 defining moments range from Fangio’s title to Le Mans redemption
1. Amon: bad-luck magnet It all started so well: with Lorenzo Bandini, the New Zealander took victory in the 1967 Daytona 24 Hours, his first start for Ferrari. But in…
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Bentley Arnage reminds Andrew Frankel what modern road cars now lack
I have spent the last month being swept from place to place by a Bentley Arnage, some 17 years after the last one was built – this one as it…
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The McLaren F1 drivers you’ve forgotten about
As McLaren celebrates its 1000th Formula 1 grand prix in Monaco, we look back at the men who were part of its history, but very briefly…
F1
Monaco is Ferrari’s chance to end its F1 drought
Monaco GP briefing
Formula 1’s most famous race gets a fresh twist with the 2026 rules, and Ferrari might have every reason to believe this is finally its weekend
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MPH: Ferrari’s double whammy – why F1 rule changes could kill its edge
With innovative aero features on its car and engine improvements in the pipeline, Ferrari could end the year as Formula 1’s strongest team, writes Mark Hughes. But unexpected regulation changes could strip away the advantages it has built
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2026 Monaco Grand Prix start time: how to watch, live stream and F1 schedule
Watch F1 via live stream or on TV: dates and start time for the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix
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‘Brilliant! No driver has ever been so clear of the field’ – Schumacher’s greatest F1 victory
F1 flashback: 1996 Spanish Grand Prix
Thirty years ago, Michael Schumacher produced a performance so far beyond his rivals that it left Stirling Moss searching for superlatives. Matt Bishop argues that it was the greatest drive of his career
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Jabouille, Scheckter and Villeneuve: F1 legends in their own lunchtime
May 12, 1979 Zolder, Belgium Legends in their own lunchtime, from left, Jean-Pierre Jabouille (Renault), Jody Scheckter (Ferrari), Gilles Villeneuve (Ferrari) and René Arnoux (Renault). Villeneuve was leading the F1…
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Mark Hughes: why F1’s 50/50 hybrid rules were doomed by conflicting priorities
With apologies to David Byrne and Talking Heads: And you may find yourself Watching someone lift and coast And you may find yourself Watching cars slowly decelerate down the straights…
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Ferrari’s 75 defining moments range from Fangio’s title to Le Mans redemption
1. Amon: bad-luck magnet It all started so well: with Lorenzo Bandini, the New Zealander took victory in the 1967 Daytona 24 Hours, his first start for Ferrari. But in…
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Bentley Arnage reminds Andrew Frankel what modern road cars now lack
I have spent the last month being swept from place to place by a Bentley Arnage, some 17 years after the last one was built – this one as it…
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Mark Hughes: The knife-edge strategy that delivered Hamilton’s Barcelona win
Mark Hughes analyses the finely poised strategic battle that underpinned Lewis Hamilton’s landmark first Ferrari victory in Barcelona
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Mark Hughes: Barcelona offers Russell the reset he desperately needs
Mark Hughes examines why Barcelona’s high-energy demands could be the perfect antidote to Russell’s Monaco misery, and why Leclerc’s brake woes are harder to solve than they appear
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MPH: Ferrari brake changes delight Hamilton but leave Leclerc angry and without feel
As Brembo pushes back against Leclerc’s public criticism, Mark Hughes traces the rift back to the moment Hamilton walked through Ferrari’s door
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Mark Hughes: why F1’s 50/50 hybrid rules were doomed by conflicting priorities
With apologies to David Byrne and Talking Heads: And you may find yourself Watching someone lift and coast And you may find yourself Watching cars slowly decelerate down the straights…
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Felix Rosenqvist edges David Malukas in closest Indianapolis 500 finish on record
May 24, 2026 Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Speedway, Indiana It was a photo finish in the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500 after a one-lap shootout at the close. Mick Schumacher’s…
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Why the Monaco pitlane saga may outlast its verdict
Pierre Gasly has his Monaco podium back, for now. But the measurement failure might need more answers before the issue is settled
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Does F1’s power unit compromise go far enough?
F1 has agreed a phased rebalancing of the 2026 power unit framework, but the two-year road to 60/40 raises as many questions as it answers
‘I began to cry inside my helmet’ – Jean Alesi recalls his only F1 win, 31 years on
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