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Jeremy Clarkson bemoans lost F1 driver ‘mystique’ as ‘new thinking’ takes over
Celebrity F1 fan Jeremy Clarkson has criticised the lack of “mystique” among today’s Formula 1 drivers due to the sheer ...
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F1 2025: Fernando Alonso reveals health update
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F1 penalty points: First points of 2025 handed out as Verstappen closest to ban threshold
The use of penalty points in F1 became increasingly liberal in 2024 and that is playing out with more drivers getting closer to the race ban threshold. Kevin Magnussen became the first driver to ...
Is Liam Lawson already at risk of losing his spot at Red Bull?
Liam Lawson’s difficult start to the 2025 Formula 1 season continued at the Chinese Grand Prix. After qualifying 18th and ...
Chinese Grand Prix: Oscar Piastri takes the win as McLaren lock out the front row
Can McLaren make it two wins in a row to open the 2025 Formula 1 season? Lando Norris went wire-to-wire to win the ...
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Explained: The safety system behind the Australian GP on-track recovery vehicle scenes
While the incident prompted much discussion about F1 driver safety during the Australian GP, the racers themselves are ...
F1 mailbag: Hadjar’s tears, Hamilton’s adjustment and a ‘Racing Dad’ award
Some of the wrecks were caused by small mistakes, like Hadjar trying to warm up his tires. Sauber’s Gabriel Bortoleto, who ...
Who was responsible for Fernando Alonso's Australian GP crash?
Fernando Alonso's race at the Australian Grand Prix ended in a crash at Turn 6, speculated to have been caused by gravel from ...
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How the Australian GP proved a good relationship between race engineer and F1 driver is crucial
Hamilton’s fractious radio messages to his new Ferrari engineer made considerable airtime during the 2025 Australian GP. But ...
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Did Pierre Gasly inadvertently cause Fernando Alonso’s Aus GP crash?
Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso said there was a “mountain of gravel” next to the newly-added trap at T6 for his rare crash at the Australian Grand Prix. This observation to Spanish TV adds more ...