Kimi Antonelli after securing F1 Italian GP win
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Antonelli opens up about F1 Italian GP win and support from “incredible” Vettel: “Best day of my life”

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli relived the emotions felt following his historical F1 Italian GP race win, recounting the praise received from fellow young Monza winner and four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel. The Mercedes man delivered a thoroughly impressive driving performance, starting from P19 on the grid and swiftly making his way through the pack. In…

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Vettel reveals lasting impact of Anthoine Hubert’s fatal accident

Nearly seven years after one of Motorsport’s most tragic weekends, Sebastian Vettel has opened up about how Anthoine Hubert’s fatal accident during the 2019 Belgian GP changed the way he views racing, speed, and his own career. The incident took place on the second lap of the Formula 2 Feature Race. A high-speed multi-car collision…

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Enzo Hallman discusses Ferrari inspiration, F1 ambitions, influences, and how he wants to be remembered in motorsport.
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Racing up the ladder | Enzo Hallman on his influences, ambitions and future legacy in motorsport

As Enzo Hallman’s progression through the junior single-seater ranks continues, the focus inevitably expands beyond immediate performance and race results. In motorsport, where both opportunity and timing can define a career, a driver’s inspirations can play a crucial role in shaping not only their approach to competition but also their understanding of what success looks…

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Sebastian Vettel sympathises with the current drivers and believes the sport risks losing its DNA without changes to the 2026 F1 regulations
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Vettel joins current drivers in criticism of 2026 regulations, urges F1 “not to lose the DNA”

Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel has weighed in on the contentious 2026 F1 regulations and the proposed changes that are set to come into effect from the Miami GP in early May. The introduction of the new power units and chassis has undoubtedly produced more on-track action than in the past few seasons. However, the…

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Sebastian Vettel celebrates victory at the 2010 F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as he came from third in the standings to steal the Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship away from Fernando Alonso at the season finale.
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15 years on: When four drivers entered the 2010 F1 Abu Dhabi GP with a chance at the World Championship

As we approach a season finale in which Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri can still win the 2025 Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship, it’s important to look back on the last time more than two drivers still had a chance at the world title coming into the final race; the 2010 F1 Abu…

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Jenson Button and Brawn GP celebrate after securing the Formula 1 World Drivers' and World Constructors' Championships at the 2009 F1 Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Jenson Button’s championship-winning moment: The story of the 2009 F1 Brazilian Grand Prix

Before the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix was transformed into the F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix in 2021, the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, better known as Interlagos, witnessed many championship-clinching races. One of which came in the penultimate round of the 2009 F1 World Championship which saw Jenson Button claim his first and only World…

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Vettel reveals support for V10 engine F1 return as he criticises hybrid direction

Former World Champion Sebastian Vettel has revealed that he is in support of the V10 engine making its return to F1.  The possible return of the V10 has been a hot topic up and down the paddock. While opinions on the possible return have naturally been mixed, key figures in the sport expressed their interest…

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John Surtees leads Jim Clark on his way to a maiden Formula 1 victory at the 1963 F1 German Grand Prix
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Jim Clark’s only second place finish: What happened in the 1963 F1 German Grand Prix?

The 1963 German Grand Prix was held at the Nürburgring and was the sixth round of the 1963 Formula 1 season. The 117th World Championship race has become famous for being the only race in which Jim Clark finished in second position. The two-time world champion dominated the 1963 season, winning seven out of ten…

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