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De Ferran defends Norris’ race performance
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Wolff: This is a different Red Bull
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Domenicali predicts stronger Ferrari in Bahrain
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Formula 1 secures new Middle East TV deal
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Ferrari happy with ‘team player’ Leclerc
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Rosberg: Hamilton has weak periods
2016 World Champion Nico Rosberg believes his former Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton has weak moments, opening the door for Valtteri Bottas.
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Kubica adamant he has ‘no regrets’ but…
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Sainz unfazed by Gasly ‘more potential’ claim
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Wolff: ‘Impossible’ to replace Whiting
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‘Fastest lap point livened up the closing stages’
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Hakkinen lauds Bottas’ Melbourne achievements
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Russell: Australia ‘a test session’ for Williams
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Pit Chat: The Alonso effect is still being felt
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Team ratings from the Australian Grand Prix
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Bottas had ‘no reason to think’ about team orders
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Why Formula 1.5 is the series to watch in 2019
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Binotto explains Ferrari’s early use of team orders
Mattia Binotto felt it was “wiser to take no chances” in Melbourne, leading to Ferrari’s call to issue team orders for Charles Leclerc not to attack Sebastian Vettel.