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Third car would ‘distort’ World Championship
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Leclerc will not ‘act like a king’ at Ferrari
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Retirement never an option for Raikkonen
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Verstappen: Red Bull have best car in F1
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Winless Bottas struggling for confidence
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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.
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Sainz: Gasly was the safe option for Red Bull
Carlos Sainz says having lost a bit of touch on a daily basis when he moved to Renault cost him the opportunity to replace Daniel Ricciardo.
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McLaren to gamble on extreme set-up at Sochi
McLaren could run a more extreme set-up on their cars in Russia as they look to improve the straightline speed of the MCL33.
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Leclerc to drive for Ferrari in Pirelli test
Charles Leclerc will have his first taste of Ferrari’s 2018 F1 car when he tests for Pirelli at Paul Ricard this week.
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Kubica: Williams may have different priorities
Robert Kubica has suggested Williams may have “different priorities” to him as both work on finalising their 2019 plans.
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Ferrari still not ready to commit for 2021
Ferrari’s CEO Louis Camilleri feels Liberty Media are still “quite far away” in their “precise vision” for Formula 1 beyond 2020.
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Brawn: Ferrari spell has been broken
Although Ross Brawn says Sebastian Vettel’s deficit to Lewis Hamilton is “not yet insurmountable”, he feels the Ferrar spell has been broken.