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Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso suffered his fourth consecutive F1 Mexico City GP DNF last sunday
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Alonso feels “luck is not definitely with me” after fourth F1 Mexico City GP DNF in succession

Luck is not on Fernando Alonso’s side, as suffered his fourth F1 Mexico City GP DNF in succession. After suffering minor damage to his front wing brake issues appeared, forcing him to retire in lap 34. Unable to manage brakes “I think the front wing [contact] was at the start,” Alonso reflected on his race…

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Ferrari's Fred Vasseur received a vote of confidence by chairman John Elkann
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Ferrari’s Vasseur pleased with chairman Elkann’s support: “For everybody it’s good”

Team principal Fred Vasseur received a vote of confidence from Ferrari chairman John Elkann. Again rumours popped up that former Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner could be replacing the Frenchman. Following the poor start by the Scuderia in 2025, Horner was linked to the team. This circled around the time of his departure as…

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McLaren's Andrea Stella will look into the causes of Oscar Piastri's lack of performance in Austin during the F1 US GP
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Stella feels lack of F1 Sprint running contributed to Piastri’s performance woes at US GP

Andrea Stella’s hopes for a double championship in 2025 took another blow at the F1 US GP, as Oscar Piastri suffered from a DNF in the Sprint and unusually poor performance during the rest of the weekend. The McLaren driver managed only sixth on the grid for the Grand Prix proper, and managed to improve…

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Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen doesn't think too much about his championship chances and takes it race by race
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Verstappen sees F1 championship chances “as a race by race thing”

Max Verstappen started the season on the back foot, but a string of great results have turned around the Dutchman’s chances in the F1 championship. Of course, DNF’s by Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in Zandvoort and Baku respectively have helped immensely, but in Singapore he again gained on the McLaren duo. “Having fun” Verstappen’s…

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Toto Wolff has voiced his support for Lewis Hamilton, who is struggling at the moment.
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Wolff shows support for struggling Hamilton: “he definitely has it”

Amidst his current slum in performance, Lewis Hamilton can at least bag the support of his former team boss Toto Wolff. Coming of yet another underwhelming weekend, wherein Hamilton called himself “useless”, the Mercedes CEO backs his former driver. Wolff praises Hamilton’s “emotional transparency” Having won 6 drivers’ world championships together, Wolff knows a thing…

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Lando Norris wins the race at the F1 Hungarian GP for McLaren F1
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F1 | Race | Hungarian GP | Norris secures McLaren’s 200th Grand Prix victory ahead of Piastri

A shock pole for Charles Leclerc on Saturday, but what would the 40th edition of the Hungarian GP bring during the race? All the action is laid out for you in the full report and results below. Verstappen charging forward, a little With a significantly cooler day than earlier in the weekend, it was Lando…

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Lando Norris of McLaren F1 during practice for the F1 Hungarian GP
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McLaren confident for the remainder of the weekend after practice for the F1 Hungarian GP

Coming off a dominant Belgian GP weekend, McLaren continued where they left off during free practice on the Friday before the Hungarian GP. Both sessions were topped by Lando Norris, closely followed by Oscar Piastri. So all signs are pointing to the papaya duo slugging it out for the win come Sunday. Norris confident for…

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It has been 1527 days since Dale Coyne Racing last stood on an IndyCar podium, but last weekend Rinus VeeKay steered his to P2 in Toronto.
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VeeKay and Dale Coyne Racing oozing confidence after ending IndyCar podium drought in Toronto

It has been 1527 days since Dale Coyne Racing last stood on an IndyCar podium, but last weekend Rinus VeeKay steered his #18 Dallara-Honda to second place in Toronto. Coincidentally, that was also VeeKay’s first -and thus far only- IndyCar win. Bold strategy pays off VeeKay and Dale Coyne Racing starting to look like a…

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