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Williams must develop at ‘triple rate’ says Russell
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Berger: I like Vettel, but team orders unfair
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Horner not suspicious about Ferrari fuel
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Racing Point expect progress after Baku
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Ferrari play down Baku straight-line speed
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‘Racing can be very cruel’ say McLaren
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Russell praises Albon’s performances under Red Bull
Williams’ George Russell has praised former F2 rival Alex Albon for his performances under the Red Bull programme in 2019.
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Ferrari found straight-line speed…’nobody knows how’
Max Verstappen has said the rest of the paddock are struggling for answers as to how Ferrari have found more straight-line speed this season. Whilst the raw pace of the Ferrari SF90 has so far only produced zero race victories and just two podium spots between Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc, the straight-line speed they […]
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Perez: McLaren season damaged my reputation
Signing with McLaren for just one season, Sergio Perez reckons that move “damaged my reputation in Formula 1” and cost him a shot at a Ferrari drive.
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‘Mazepin in talks to take over Williams team’
Having lost out on Force India, Dmitry Mazepin, father of Formula 2 driver Nikita, is reportedly in talks with Williams about a possible takeover of the under-fire F1 team.
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Vettel won’t hang around for as long as Bernie
Sebastian Vettel isn’t ready to put a date on his retirement but he is adamant he won’t be around as long as Bernie Ecclestone.
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Williams have ‘big problems’ with car behaviour
George Russell admits Williams need to introduce upgrades that will make the FW42 a more consistent car but fears they don’t have that “something special” in the bag.
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Wolff ‘laughs’ off claims he calls Verstappen
Toto Wolff had “quite the laugh” when he heard reports that Helmut Marko feels he has been calling Max Verstappen “regularly” to entice him to switch to Mercedes.
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Ferrari hope Alfa take new control electronics ‘soon’
After Antonio Giovinazzi’s engine issues in Shanghai, Ferrari are hoping Alfa Romeo switch to their updated control electronics for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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‘Forget about team orders, concentrate on winning’
Mika Hakkinen reckons there is no way Ferrari can beat Mercedes to this year’s World titles if they continue “playing games”.
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Tost happy with ‘very aggressive’ Albon
Franz Tost adviced Alexander Albon to be “very aggressive” in the Chinese Grand Prix, after all he was starting it from the pit lane.
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Five drivers off to a flyer in 2019
We are three rounds in to the 2019 Formula 1 season, and already certain drivers are catching the eye.
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What strategy should Ferrari have chosen?
After consecutive disappointments in Australia and Bahrain, Ferrari must have been hoping that all would come good at Formula 1???s 1000th World Championship race in China.