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Massa: Alonso is as talented as Schumacher
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McLaren not disappointed with Vandoorne but…
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Pirelli ‘ready to face’ F1 tyre war
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Leclerc: Progress looks bigger than it is
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Vettel ‘confident’ Ferrari can continue Merc fight
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Abiteboul: Renault engine ‘good enough’ for title
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Coulthard: ‘Williams need to feel pain again’
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Carey explains drop in TV audience figures
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Alonso teases August 14 announcement
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Ferrari engine upgrades gave Renault ‘concern’
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Sainz: 2018 results ‘don’t reflect whole picture’
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Ricciardo: ‘I would prefer no practice’
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Sirotkin: Sauber now ‘unreachable’ in 2018
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