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Perez ‘couldn’t breathe’ during ‘exhausting’ Baku win
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Brawn: Vettel ‘reborn again’ at Aston Martin
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Ricciardo targets triple header to fully settle in
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Ralf wants action on ‘life-threatening’ Mazepin move
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Red Bull has last laugh with cheeky tweet
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Wolff can’t call Hamilton’s disastrous restart ‘a mistake’
More news
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Masi tells Norris: ‘Six-year-old knows red flag rules’
Lando Norris’ complaints over a penalty for a red flag infringement in Baku was given pretty short shrift by FIA boss Michael Masi.
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‘Sitting duck’ Bottas eager to ‘forget and move on’
Valtteri Bottas had a weekend to forget in Baku, with his lack of performance making him feel like a “sitting duck” at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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Leclerc wants ‘joke’ Safety Car delay explained
Charles Leclerc is ready to quiz the FIA about why it took so long to deploy the Safety Car after Max Verstappen’s crash during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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Even Ferrari ‘happy’ to see Vettel back on podium
It is no secret that the relationship between Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari broke down, but his former employers were happy to see him finish P2 in Baku.
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Horner disagrees with Wolff’s public roasts
Christian Horner and Toto Wolff’s disagreements have extended to a new subject – whether “roasting” their team in public is advisable.
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Tsunoda ‘really mad’ after losing places at restart
Yuki Tsunoda spoke of his frustration at dropping behind two drivers after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix’s two-lap sprint to the finish on Sunday.
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Latifi earns first F1 penalty points for ‘dangerous’ error
A “miscommunication” caused Nicholas Latifi to commit what the FIA termed a dangerous offence in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, earning him three penalty points.
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Masi defends decision to restart Baku race
Michael Masi says “there was no reason not to” restart the Azerbaijan Grand Prix following the red-flag period caused by Max Verstappen’s crash.
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Alonso has pace concerns despite late P6 surge
Fernando Alonso says he was pleased with his performance in Baku, but Alpine’s creative strategy choices are down to a lack of race pace.
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Verstappen: ‘Sometimes you can hate this sport’
It was evident from his immediate reaction, but Max Verstappen has confirmed “sometimes you can hate this sport” after his Baku crash.
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Sainz reflects on ‘not my greatest of days’ in Baku
Carlos Sainz said he had cold tyre issues throughout the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as his lock-up at Turn 8 after pitting ruined his chances of a strong finish in Baku.
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Torquing Point: The 2021 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
As far as races go, few require more discussion than those that take place in Baku, and that was the case again this year.