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McLaren explain reasons behind Sainz’s signing
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Sauber boosted by Raikkonen’s return
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New manager, same old future for Kvyat
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‘Verstappen has hallmark of a future champ’
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Wolff: Hamilton-Rosberg rivalry ‘like a volcano’
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Vettel wishes he could seek Schumacher’s advice
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Third car would ‘distort’ World Championship
Haas team boss Guenther Steiner is not a fan of Toto Wolff’s idea of adding a third car to each team on the grid.
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Leclerc will not ‘act like a king’ at Ferrari
Charles Leclerc has said he will not start demanding things “like a king” when he joins Ferrari in 2019.
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Retirement never an option for Raikkonen
Steve Robertson, long-time manager of Kimi Raikkonen, has said retirement was never an option for the Finn who “just loves driving”.
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Verstappen: Red Bull have best car in F1
Max Verstappen firmly believes that Red Bull have the best car on the grid and hopes Honda can keep building the momentum from next season.
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Winless Bottas struggling for confidence
Valtteri Bottas “needs some good results now” as he looks to boost his confidence at Mercedes.
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Watch: How Red Bull uses FLIR thermal imagery
Red Bull’s demo runs are amongst the very best in the business, but how do they maintain optimum performance with the cars?
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Newey: Vettel’s weakness is stupid mistakes
Adrian Newey says Sebastian Vettel’s “stupid mistakes” could cost him this year’s World title as it will be “damn hard” to beat Lewis Hamilton unless the Brit suffers a DNF.
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Verstappen: Alonso wasn’t a Red Bull option for 2019
Max Verstappen has casted doubt on Fernando Alonso’s claims that he was approached by Red Bull for the 2019 season.
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Vandoorne: Shame I didn’t get better opportunities
Dropped by McLaren are two disappointing seasons with the team, Stoffel Vandoorne is hoping that a “fresh start” will see him return to form.
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Hamilton wants 2019 upgrades earlier
Lewis Hamilton has said he is “keeping the pressure” on the Mercedes team to roll-out 2019 upgrades quicker than planned.
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Ticktum still in frame for Toro Rosso seat
Toro Rosso are open to playing the waiting game over which driver completes their driver line-up for 2019.
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Whiting downplays talk of three-car teams
Formula 1’s smaller outfits will never agree to three-car teams as they could be left fighting over 10th place; that’s according to Charlie Whiting.