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Fred Vasseur Skips Austrian GP, Jerome d’Ambrosio Steps In

Ferrari's team principal Fred Vasseur will not be present at the Austrian Grand Prix due to personal reasons, with deputy team principal Jerome d’Ambrosio filling in for him on the pitwall. This decision comes after Vasseur's recent remarks aimed at the Italian media during the Canadian GP weekend.

Our Take:

Vasseur's absence may provide an unexpected opportunity for D'Ambrosio to showcase his leadership skills under pressure. While continuity is key for Ferrari, this could also be a moment for a fresh perspective that might benefit the team's strategy during the race.

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Piastri Dominates Dutch GP: A Display of Control and Confidence

Oscar Piastri showcased remarkable control during the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix, leading from start to finish while managing a close battle with teammate Lando Norris, who ultimately retired from the race. This victory not only solidifies Piastri's dominance but also extends his lead in the championship standings. Our

Leclerc vs. Russell: A Controversial Move Reviewed by Stewards

Charles Leclerc escaped a penalty after a contentious incident with George Russell, as the stewards revised their initial decision about an off-track pass. The saga highlights the complexities of track limits and racing regulations in Formula 1. Our Take: The decision to not impose a penalty on Leclerc raises questions

Hamilton Faces Grid Penalty Following Dutch Grand Prix Infraction

Lewis Hamilton has incurred a five-place grid penalty for the upcoming Italian Grand Prix after a breach during the reconnaissance laps before the Dutch Grand Prix. This infraction, which involved speeding while approaching the pitlane, will see Hamilton starting further back on the grid at Monza, a crucial race for

Verstappen Reflects on Luck in P2 Finish at Dutch GP

Max Verstappen acknowledged his fortunate circumstances after securing second place in the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix, following the retirement of Lando Norris. Throughout the weekend, Verstappen struggled to match the McLarens, highlighting the intense competition he faced. Our Take: While Verstappen's admission shows humility, it also underscores the

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Piastri Dominates Dutch GP: A Display of Control and Confidence

Leclerc vs. Russell: A Controversial Move Reviewed by Stewards

Hamilton Faces Grid Penalty Following Dutch Grand Prix Infraction

Verstappen Reflects on Luck in P2 Finish at Dutch GP