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Haas warned of tensions between Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg

It appears all but certain that Nico Hulkenberg will make his highly anticipated full-time return to Formula 1 next season, having not competed at every round since racing for Renault in 2019. The 35-year-old is expected to be announced as Kevin Magnussen’s team-mate at Haas imminently, representing perhaps the most experienced line-up on the grid next season.

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Lewis Hamilton tipped to finish below George Russell

Lewis Hamilton’s 2022 comeback is almost complete, having claimed seven podiums in the last 12 races; however, two ex-F1 drivers have predicted that he won’t have enough time to overtake George Russell in the Drivers’ Championship. Heading into the season, it was widely expected that Hamilton would be the dominant driver at Mercedes, with Russell

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Anonymous Mercedes source sends warning to Ferrari and Red Bull

The Mercedes F1 Team endured arguably the most challenging first half of the season than any other team, after having to overcome a horrific porpoising problem. It was a shock to all for Mercedes not to be in the fight for victory at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix; however, it was a taste of what

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Ex-F1 driver speculates on consequences of Zhou’s horror crash

Former Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer reckons that there may be a rejig in safety measures after Zhou Guanyu’s awful crash at the start of the British Grand Prix. Zhou was hit by George Russell off the start after the Mercedes had come together with Pierre Gasly, and the contact sent the Alfa Romeo flipping

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FIA inconsistently ruled on Hamilton car damage

Former Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer reckons that the FIA are taking a harsher view on car damage now than they did last year, as evidenced by Kevin Magnussen’s pit stop in Canada. Magnussen started the Canadian Grand Prix fifth behind the Mercedes of Sir Lewis Hamilton, and the pair found themselves going side-by-side into

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Alex Albon lucky to avoid penalty in Monaco

Former Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer believes that Alex Albon can count himself slightly fortunate that he was not investigated for holding up Charles Leclerc in Monaco. Leclerc had been brought in by Ferrari at an inopportune moment in changing conditions, and Sergio Perez undercut him as a result, putting him into second place. Albon

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