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George Russell clinched the top spot in the second practice session for the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix, posting a time of 1:12.123. McLaren demonstrated significant improvement with Lando Norris closely trailing in second place, while Charles Leclerc opted not to participate in the session. Our Take: With Russell&
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Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has publicly condemned media outlets for their unfounded speculation regarding the futures of key team members. He characterized these rumors as not just disrespectful but a form of stupidity that undermines the integrity of the sport. Our Take: In an environment where performance is scrutinized
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Ferrari's Formula 1 team principal, Fred Vasseur, has openly criticized the Italian media for their harsh speculation regarding his future with the Scuderia. Amidst discussions on team dynamics and the impact of new engineering hires, Vasseur's frustration has been palpable as he defends his position. Our
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Ferrari's F1 team principal Fred Vasseur has publicly addressed his frustration with the Italian media's speculation regarding his future and the impact of new team engineer Loïc Serra. The remarks from prominent publications have stirred up concerns within the motorsport community. Our Take: Vasseur's
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Charles Leclerc's hopes for the Canadian Grand Prix took a significant hit after a devastating crash in the opening practice session. Ferrari confirmed that due to extensive damage to his SF-25, Leclerc will be sidelined for the rest of Friday's sessions, significantly impacting his race weekend
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Charles Leclerc will not participate in FP2 of the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix after his SF-25 suffered significant damage during a crash in FP1. Ferrari confirmed that a chassis replacement is necessary, but he will be eligible to return for FP3. Our Take: The absence of Leclerc in FP2 is
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Stay updated with the second practice session of the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix, where teams are fine-tuning their setups ahead of the main event. Capturing all the live action, RaceFans will provide insights into driver performances and team strategies as the tension builds in Montreal. Our Take: The second practice
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has expressed confidence in his team's ability to handle potential penalties for Max Verstappen during the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. With the unique circumstance of Red Bull owning multiple teams, the organization is poised to adapt effectively to any challenges posed by
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Charles Leclerc's participation in the second practice session of the Canadian Grand Prix hangs in the balance following a heavy crash during FP1. After leading early on, Leclerc lost control at Turn 3, resulting in significant damage to his Ferrari's chassis. Our Take: Leclerc's
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As the Canadian Grand Prix unfolds, Red Bull's Christian Horner expresses concern over Max Verstappen's accumulation of penalty points that risk a one-race ban. However, he reassures fans that the team has the depth in its driver lineup to manage any unforeseen absence of their star
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Charles Leclerc's hopes for a strong performance at the Canadian Grand Prix took a hit as he crashed during the first practice session, resulting in damage to his car that may sideline him for the remainder of the day. Our Take: Leclerc's crash highlights the fine
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In a surprising turn of events, Christian Horner revealed that George Russell's radio comments played a key role in Red Bull's decision to allow him to overtake Max Verstappen. This incident highlights the increasing influence of team communications on race strategies. Our Take: The interplay of
