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Alonso backs Sainz to be McLaren success
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Ticktum ready to ‘take on Toro Rosso challenge’
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Perez: ‘No regrets’ over rejecting Renault
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Vergne: No contact from Red Bull for 2019
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Kubica still finds F1 a ‘rewarding’ experience
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Grosjean denies using Haas as stepping stone
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Hulkenberg proud to have ‘survived’ in F1
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Steiner: ‘No point in developing the 2018 car’
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Aitken: ‘I put my faith in Renault’ for 2019 options
Jack Aitken is leaving it down to Renault to decide where he races in 2019, whether it be remaining in F2, or moving up to F1.
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Button: Alonso ‘finally made right decision’
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Driver reviews: Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull
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Vergne approached over F1 return in 2019
Jean-Eric Vergne has said he has been approached by a team about potentially returning to the Formula 1 grid in 2019.
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Hartley: ‘I’ll hold my head high’ if F1 career ends
Brendon Hartley had said that he will hold his head up high if his F1 career was over after the end of the 2018 season.
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Abiteboul: We could cheat if we wanted to
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Banned Haas junior Ferrucci back racing
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Kubica driving style is ’70 per cent left hand’
Robert Kubica has said he has adapted the way he drives to compensate for the limitations in his right arm and hand.
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Lengthy wait for Alonso’s next career move
Fernando Alonso has said that he wants time to think about his next career move and it won’t be until at least October before he decides.
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Raikkonen puzzled by Rosberg’s pundit role
Kimi Raikkonen has said he is struggling to understand Nico Rosberg’s retirement now that he is back as a TV pundit.