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This weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen’s usual race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase will be replaced by Simon Rennie due to unspecified reasons. Rennie, known for his expertise and experience, steps into this pivotal role at Spa-Francorchamps. Our Take: Changing a race engineer in the middle of a
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Stay updated on the thrilling 2025 Belgian Grand Prix sprint race qualifying session, broadcasted live on RaceFans. Fans can follow real-time updates as drivers battle for pole position on this iconic circuit. Our Take: The sprint race format adds a unique twist to traditional qualifying, injecting more excitement and strategic
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Drivers are raising concerns about the new 2026 F1 car regulations, indicating that some of the proposed changes may not enhance competition or viewer experience. McLaren's Oscar Piastri has highlighted unnecessary challenges within the new rules that could potentially hinder the racing spectacle rather than improve it, stirring
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With the introduction of the 2026 F1 regulations, drivers like Oscar Piastri have raised concerns regarding certain design elements that may not enhance competition or the viewing experience. These regulations have sparked discussions about the potential pitfalls and exciting challenges ahead for teams and racers alike. Our Take: The apprehension
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Red Bull's recent decision to part ways with Christian Horner has sent shockwaves through the F1 community. Chief engineer Paul Monaghan expressed his surprise at Horner's exit, highlighting the daunting task that new CEO Laurent Mekies faces in revamping the team's fortunes in a
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Red Bull Racing is facing a sudden shift in leadership as chief engineer Paul Monaghan expresses his surprise over the dismissal of team principal Christian Horner. With new CEO Laurent Mekies taking the reins, he is stepping into a challenging environment as the team seeks to maintain its competitive edge.
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Recent comments by Jacques Villeneuve highlight that Max Verstappen may not have a future at Mercedes. The 1997 World Champion pointed out that the current driver lineup, featuring George Russell and Kimi Antonelli, remains integral to the team's strategy, making any potential switch unlikely. Our Take: While Verstappen
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In a recent statement, Toto Wolff, head of Mercedes, hinted that there may be deeper issues surrounding Christian Horner's unexpected exit from Red Bull Racing. He believes that as time goes on, more information will likely come to light regarding this significant change in the F1 landscape. Our
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Charles Leclerc shares his personal journey to Formula 1, revealing the self-doubt and pressures he faced along the way. In a recent podcast, he discussed the sacrifices required and the mindset needed to excel in the competitive world of motorsport. Our Take: Leclerc's candid reflections serve as a
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Oscar Piastri showcased his championship-leading form during the opening practice of the Belgian Grand Prix, topping the timesheets ahead of reigning champion Max Verstappen. Aston Martin also made headlines with impressive upgrades to their car, indicating a strong competitive stance this weekend. Our Take: With Piastri's remarkable performance
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Oscar Piastri shined in the sole free practice session for the Belgian Grand Prix, clocking the fastest lap time of 1m42.022s. The session saw teams primarily focused on testing aerodynamic upgrades rather than competing for quickest laps. Our Take: The impressive performance by Piastri showcases McLaren's continuing
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Oscar Piastri, the championship leader from McLaren, has set the pace in the sole free practice session for the Belgian Grand Prix, clocking a lap time of 1m42.022s. This session, while highlighting Piastri's speed, was largely focused on teams fine-tuning their cars with new aerodynamic upgrades. Our
