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Bottas fastest lap shows Pirelli progress
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Magnussen: Red Bull already too quick
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Leclerc insists Ferrari will recover form
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Schumacher: Williams run under ‘fear and terror’
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Kvyat could replace Gasly at Red Bull
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Gasly ‘cannot wait’ for Bahrain GP
Pierre Gasly “cannot wait” for the Bahrain Grand Prix as he targets a stronger outing at one of his favourite tracks.
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Perez ‘more optimistic’ over Mexican GP future
Racing Point’s Sergio Perez is “more optimistic than he used to be” over the Mexican Grand Prix’s future in Formula 1.
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Sainz: Renault has finally delivered
Carlos Sainz claims that Renault have finally delivered the engine that it needed “two years ago”, giving McLaren “something to fight with”.
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Mercedes will ‘evaluate’ Ferrari’s aero concept
Despite trouncing Ferrari at the Australian GP, Mercedes will continue to look into Ferrari’s different “philosophies” when it comes to their aerodynamic package for 2019.
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‘Stop being them is not targeted at Red Bull’
Daniel Ricciardo insists he’s message of “stop being them” is not directed at his former team Red Bull, rather it is about “having freedom.”
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Hamilton: The Red Bulls are there with us
Lewis Hamilton believes Red Bull could be one of Mercedes’ main challengers in this year’s championship after Max Verstappen finished on the podium in Melbourne.
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FIA ‘working on a solution’ to start light issues
With at least two drivers complaining they could not see the start lights in Melbourne due to other cars’ wings, the FIA are “working on a solution.”
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Haas closer than expected to Ferrari
Haas were closer than expected to Ferrari in terms of pace in Melbourne, however, Guenther Steiner concedes that could be because Ferrari had a bad weekend.
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Calls for ‘quality over quantity’ with new teams
Formula 1’s current team bosses have made it clear they want “quality over quantity” when it comes to new teams joining the grid.
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Mick ‘honoured’ to be compared to his father
Mick Schumacher says he isn’t worried about being compared to his father Michael, adamant the added pressure has “never been a problem.”
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Alfa Romeo sign Correa as 2019 development driver
Alfa Romeo have signed Formula 2 driver Juan Manuel Correa as their development driver for the 2019 F1 season.
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Schumacher: There is no new Bottas
Former Formula 1 racer Ralf Schumacher believes Valtteri Bottas only won in Australia due to Lewis Hamilton’s floor damage.