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BRDC deny claims of £30m Silverstone solution
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Mercedes keeping the faith in Bottas
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Sirotkin eyeing quick return to Formula 1
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Win! Force India table signed by Perez and Ocon
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Marko blames Renault budget for Red Bull split
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Arrivabene: Ferrari issues went ‘beyond racing’
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Alonso set to play McLaren support role
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Racing Point next to reveal 2019 car launch date
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Mercedes’ engine setback is ‘nothing dramatic’
Mercedes’ technical engineer director Aldo Costa has played down reports of an early setback for the reigning champions heading into the 2019 season.
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Hamilton misses out on second BBC SPOTY award
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Williams ‘already completed the turnaround’
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Ricciardo surprised by Verstappen relationship
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Brawn: Alonso won less than his talent deserved
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Force India were ‘one upgrade behind’ in 2018
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Arrivabene: We will give Seb elbow pads
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‘Small steps’ in Renault 2021 junior drive target
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Grosjean: ‘F1 needs more teams like Haas’
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Renault leap forward will be ‘hard to gauge’
Nico Hulkenberg has admitted that trying to predict how well the Renault team will do in 2019 is difficult.