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De Vries goes fastest in maiden IndyCar test
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Verschoor replaces injured Fittipaldi for Abu Dhabi
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Shwartzman to represent Ferrari in Abu Dhabi test
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Max ‘doesn’t give a damn’ about ‘fair competition’
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Mercedes open up on challenges of ‘craziest’ race in Jeddah
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Kimi says retirement will be a relief – for his mum
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Hakkinen slams ‘dangerous’ driving at the front in Jeddah
Mika Hakkinen does not want to see the antics of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton carry over to Abu Dhabi.
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Horner: Hamilton can be ‘very wily’ in on-track battles
Max Verstappen is painted as the on-track aggressor against title rival Lewis Hamilton, but Christian Horner has a counter.
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Todt linked with Ferrari return as a consultant
With his final term as FIA president winding down, Jean Todt is reportedly in talks over a return to Ferrari.
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Brawn: Drivers’ title ‘must’ be decided on track
Ross Brawn does not want to see the World Championship decided by the stewards.
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Max ‘right in middle of the track’ for Hamilton yield
Max Verstappen slowed down in the middle of the Jeddah track, which meant Lewis Hamilton was unsure about passing him according to Mercedes’ Andrew Shovlin.
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Ferrari encountered driver conflict in Saudi Arabia
Carlos Sainz was left furious with Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc after a controversial overtaking move.
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F1 tips: Hamilton in box seat to take record-breaking title
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JV: Max/Hamilton in Saudi was ‘rental karting’, not F1
The conduct of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton on track, as well as the teams, in Saudi Arabia has been criticised by Jacques Villeneuve.
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Wolff: Horner respect will return after title fight
For all the barbs between them, Toto Wolff says things will return to normal between he and Christian Horner after Abu Dhabi.
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Red Bull tried their last 2021 upgrade in Saudi
Red Bull reportedly had their final upgrade of the 2021 campaign in Saudi Arabia.
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Mercedes and Kingspan mutually end controversial deal
Mercedes and Kingspan have mutually ended their partnership following the backlash at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
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Horner insists Red Bull want ‘clean’ title triumph
Red Bull are keen for Max Verstappen to secure a first World Championship in a “fair and clean” manner.
