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Oscar Piastri recently made headlines during the Austrian Grand Prix when he humorously vented his frustration towards former team Alpine over the radio. The comment, made after an incident on track with Alpine's Franco Colapinto, highlights Piastri's lingering feelings about his time at the team. Our
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Liam Lawson has fired back at comments made by McLaren CEO Zak Brown, who suggested that Racing Bulls would outpace Red Bull if it weren't for Max Verstappen's prowess. This debate arises amid ongoing speculation about Verstappen's future, with rumors linking him to a
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Tim Mayer is set to challenge incumbent FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem in the upcoming elections. Mayer, a seasoned figure in motorsport and son of former McLaren principal Teddy Mayer, aims to bring fresh perspectives to the organization. Our Take: This election could mark a significant shift in FIA leadership,
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James Vowles assures fans that Williams is on the right track to address recent setbacks and maintain their position in the championship. With a car upgrade on the horizon, the team is focused on resolving the brake issues that hindered Carlos Sainz's performance in Austria. Our Take: The
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In a surprising revelation, McLaren's Zak Brown suggested that Max Verstappen may be considering a switch to Mercedes, while downplaying claims that the championship battle is solely between McLaren's drivers. Brown's comments come as Verstappen finds himself 61 points adrift of Oscar Piastri, who
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Francesco Bagnaia, the two-time MotoGP champion, expressed his belief that he had a genuine opportunity to contend for victory during the Dutch Grand Prix, where he ultimately finished in third place. His competitive spirit shines through as he reflects on the race and his performance. Our Take: Bagnaia's
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Charles Leclerc has raised alarms regarding the 2026 Formula 1 cars, suggesting that they may be less thrilling to drive due to reduced downforce and increased drag. Despite reassurances from team leaders, the uncertainty surrounding the new regulations continues to linger. Our Take: The shift to the 2026 regulations marks
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Charles Leclerc has expressed concerns about the upcoming F1 regulations for 2026, suggesting that the new cars may be less enjoyable to drive. While some team officials are downplaying these worries, the implications of reduced downforce and increased drag raise questions about the future driving experience in Formula 1. Our
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The Austrian Grand Prix brought excitement beyond Lando Norris' resurgence, as Max Verstappen faced an early exit and both Sauber drivers clinched points. This race highlighted not only the unpredictability of Formula 1 but also the rising talent of Bortoleto within the competitive grid. Our Take: The contrasting fortunes
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Tim Mayer, the son of former McLaren team principal Teddy Mayer, is poised to announce his candidacy for the FIA presidency in the upcoming election this December. With a contentious history involving current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, Mayer's bid promises to add intrigue to the race. Our Take:
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Tim Mayer is preparing to declare his candidacy for the FIA presidency, challenging current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in the upcoming December election. The announcement is expected to take place at a press conference near Silverstone this Friday, following Mayer's controversial dismissal as an FIA steward last November.
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Lando Norris has a refreshing take on what defines success in Formula 1. As he continues to compete fiercely for the 2025 world title, he insists that failing to clinch the championship would not equate to a failed season. After narrowing the gap to his teammate Piastri, Norris believes his
