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Raikkonen beaches newly-launched Alfa Romeo
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Tost confident Honda can ‘close the gap’
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Hamilton: Everyone wants to take the crown
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The R.S.19 and RP19: our first look
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Back to the tried and tested for Red Bull
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Meet and greet with Haas’ new VF-19
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Alfa Romeo show off their new C38
Alfa Romeo is the latest team to officially launch their 2019 F1 car, alas without the awesome Valentine’s livery – although the official one isn’t bad.
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Take a closer look at the Alfa Romeo C38
Alfa Romeo put the official livery of their C38 on show to the world this morning ahead of the first test in Barcelona.
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Sainz: Give the new rules a chance
Carlos Sainz says Formula 1 shouldn’t be too quick to write off the new 2019 regulations, saying they could work.
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Five signs we desperately want to see at testing
Less than two weeks to go until pre-season testing and Formula 1 fans are dreaming of an epic season ahead. But then again, we always do; it often fails.
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Williams to miss start of first test
Williams will not begin on-track running of the FW42 until Tuesday after delays getting it ready for the start of testing
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Ricciardo: Honda was a risk too big
Daniel Ricciardo believes it would have been a bigger risk staying at Red Bull and failing than coming to Renault and not winning
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Formula 1 teams confirm first test line-ups
With testing set to get underway on Monday at Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona, the 10 teams on the grid have now confirmed their line-ups.
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Renault worked through holidays for Ricciardo
Renault managing director Cyril Abitebouls said the team cancelled all holidays over the winter to work on the R.S 19 – inspired by Daniel Ricciardo
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Vettel staying at Ferrari until mission is complete
Sebastian Vettel insists he will not leave Ferrari at the end of the year if his mission remains uncompleted
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Ferrari: Cars will be ‘1.5s slower’ in 2019
Ferrari have predicted Formula 1 cars to be “1.5 seconds slower” in 2019 due to the new regulations
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Billy Monger joins Channel 4 team
British driver Billy Monger will join Channel 4’s presenting team for its Formula 1 coverage in 2019.
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Stroll hits out at Williams for ‘badly born’ car
Lance Stroll says last year’s Williams F1 car was “badly born” and that the engineers “did not know” how to fix it.