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2021 Russian Grand Prix what to watch for
Could the Russian Grand Prix be exciting? Possibly. Verstappen and Hamilton resume their F1 title battle this weekend in Sochi
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Hamilton & Verstappen set to clash again in ‘total commitment’ F1 title battle
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Ex-McLaren principal Martin Whitmarsh returns to F1 with Aston Martin
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Robert Kubica’s ‘final F1 fling’ was a reminder of his robbed potential
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Aston Martin confirms Vettel and Stroll for 2022 Formula 1 line-up
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Young talents lose out as top F1 teams fight for junior seats
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‘Enough of clunky F1 sprint races — award one-shot qualifying points instead’
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2021 Russian Grand Prix what to watch for
Could the Russian Grand Prix be exciting? Possibly. Verstappen and Hamilton resume their F1 title battle this weekend in Sochi
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Hamilton & Verstappen set to clash again in ‘total commitment’ F1 title battle
It is with some trepidation that we step back into the debate on Lewis Hamilton vs Max Verstappen this week. Ahead of the unloved Russian Grand Prix – hands up…
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Ex-McLaren principal Martin Whitmarsh returns to F1 with Aston Martin
Aston Martin has announced that former McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh will join the team as CEO of its Performance Technologies division. Whitmarsh was last involved in Formula 1 with…
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Robert Kubica’s ‘final F1 fling’ was a reminder of his robbed potential
Might two brief cameo appearances at back-to-back weekends be Robert Kubica’s final F1 hurrah?
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Silky Russell & audacious Norris signal F1 golden era — MPH
Lando Norris and George Russell have long been touted as future stars, but this season has provided the best examples yet of their prodigious abilities
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Aston Martin confirms Vettel and Stroll for 2022 Formula 1 line-up
Aston Martin is sticking with both Vettel and Stroll for the 2022 Formula 1 season
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Young talents lose out as top F1 teams fight for junior seats
A Red Bull driver at a team with Mercedes power, an Alpine junior at Alfa Romeo, title winners out of a seat – the landscape of young driver programmes is quickly changing, writes Chris Medland
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‘Enough of clunky F1 sprint races — award one-shot qualifying points instead’
A spirit of experimentation, of not just settling for the established way of doing things, is a good thing. It’s healthy to think that way, isn’t it? That’s why Formula…
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‘New factory will make Aston Martin F1 title contenders within 5 years’
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MPH: Diamond in the rough – is this why Red Bull was fastest by far?
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