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‘Two weeks’ until Monaco gets new deal despite criticism

Former Renault team principal Flavio Briatore is confident that Monaco will continue to have a place on the formula 1 calendar this year, and expects a deal to be done soon. F1 is beginning to branch out to new demographics, and the inclusion of races in Vegas and Miami are a telling sign that the

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Perez has every right to feel hard done by Red Bull team orders

Former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle has said that he understood Red Bull’s decision to swap their drivers during the Spanish Grand Prix, but also says that Sergio Perez has every right to feel hard done by. Max Verstappen was running second ahead of fourth-placed Perez in Spain before a gust of wind caught the

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Alpine warned of Alonso’s frustration after ‘angry’ Miami Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso had an inaugural Miami Grand Prix to forget, following two late five-second time penalties. The Spaniard initially crossed the line at the Miami International Autodrome in eighth place, however, he was dropped to eleventh after the time penalties were applied. The first penalty was awarded to Alonso for an overambitious move on Pierre

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Ferrari warned Verstappen will be champion unless they address this weakness

Ferrari were left speechless in Florida despite finishing second and third at the Miami International Autodrome. Both Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr had no answer to Max Verstappen’s pace, as the Dutchman claimed victory at the inaugural race in Miami. Ferrari locked-out the front row in qualifying after demonstrating strong lap-times on Saturday, however,

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‘Clumsy’ Miami crashes blamed on ‘overheating’ drivers

Former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle puts some of the late collisions at the end of the Miami Grand Prix down to the intense heat, which limited the drivers’ capacity to focus. Max Verstappen commented after winning the race in Florida that the heat was akin to that the drivers notoriously feel in Singapore, adding

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‘It’s easy to say Russell got lucky with the Safety Car’

Mercedes performance continues to bewilder many after the inaugural Miami Grand Prix demonstrated that the W13’s pace is a “plain mystery”. The German team started the weekend brilliantly, with George Russell even topping the timesheets on Friday at the Miami International Autodrome. However on Saturday, it was back to the drawing board for the side,

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Lewis Hamilton slams Mercedes after finishing behind George Russell in Miami GP.v1

‘A plain mystery’: Mercedes’ 2022 car is not a ‘diva’

Former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle believes that Mercedes have a lot of performance hidden away in the W13, they just need to find it. The new technical regulations have proven problematic for the Silver Arrows, who have been suffering from “porpoising,” which has cost them time on the straight and poor handling in the

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