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2019 rules made Red Bull ’15m Euros poorer’
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McLaren unveil extreme 2050 car design
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Renault ‘flattered’ by Bull ban on Ricciardo testing
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Liberty Media ‘would love’ second China race
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Big blow to Ticktum’s hopes of a superlicence
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Pirelli won’t go overly aggressive in 2019
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Ricciardo ‘come to terms’ with Max maybe winning
Daniel Ricciardo says he has “come to terms” with the possibility of Red Bull and Honda getting it right, and Max Verstappen winning the World title.
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Williams were right to pick Sirotkin over Kubica
Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe has defended the team’s decision to select Sergey Sirotkin over Robert Kubica for the 2018 season.
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Alonso: Daytona fan access ‘unthinkable’ in F1
Fernando Alonso is embracing the openness the Daytona 24 Hours event enjoys with its fanbase and does not think it can be replicated in Formula 1.
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Stewart bemoans lack of driver coaches in F1
Three-time Formula 1 world champion Sir Jackie Stewart believes it is “absolutely wrong” for drivers not to have coaches helping them with their race craft.
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‘Sauber definitely the team to watch in 2019’
Sergio Perez reckons Sauber, with its Ferari ties and “great team leader”, could be the team to watch in 2019 – and he’s not the only one bigging up Sauber’s chances.
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Verstappen adamant he will be ready for a title tilt
Max Verstappen insists he will “definitely” be ready for a title charge once he has a car that is capable of fighting for the crown.
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Norris eager to prove he is ‘worthy’ of F1 drive
Lando Norris acknowledges that while he wants to “thrash” Carlos Sainz, that is “very unlikely to happen” given his team-mate’s wealth of F1 experience.
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Magnussen: There’s no blame culture at Haas
Kevin Magnussen believes one of the keys to Haas’ success has been the team’s attitude, opting for a constructive approach as opposed to playing the blame game.
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Ricciardo did not cost Renault a ‘stupid amount’
Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has said the signing of Daniel Ricciardo has not come at the cost of developing their car.
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Vettel: Give Schumacher time to do his thing
Sebastian Vettel has urged motor racing fans to give Mick Schumacher time and “let him do his thing” in the face of mounting pressure on the 19-year-old’s shoulders.
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Magnussen: McLaren put Hamilton in a box
Kevin Magnussen has opened about life at McLaren, saying his former team expects a “certain type of behaviour” that stifles their drivers, including Lewis Hamilton.
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Renault snap up ex-Ferrari junior Zhou
Renault have added Chinese teen Guanyu Zhou to their academy programme and will carry out development duties in 2019.