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The Canadian Grand Prix delivered a mix of expected results and unexpected drama. While George Russell claimed victory, McLaren teammates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri stole the spotlight with their on-track tussle, sparking discussions among fans and analysts alike. The race may not have been action-packed, but McLaren's
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Yuki Tsunoda is determined to rebuild his confidence and trust in his car following a streak of three consecutive races without scoring points. The Red Bull driver is focusing on improving his performance in hopes of turning his season around. Our Take: Tsunoda's commitment to enhancing his relationship
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This week in F1 news brings intriguing developments as Thailand expresses ambitions to host a Formula 1 race in 2028, while Ferrari faces significant setbacks with the disqualification of their fourth-placed team after Le Mans. Our Take: Thailand's aspirations for an F1 race demonstrate the growing interest in
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In the lead-up to the Canadian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc faced a setback after crashing during the opening practice session. Despite missing a significant amount of track time, the Ferrari driver is hopeful that this incident will not negatively impact his performance for the rest of the weekend. Our Take:
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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur brought humor to a tense press conference by joking about his appearance in an upcoming F1 film. He quipped that he’s on the lookout for a new job, reacting to intense speculation regarding his future at Ferrari amidst mounting media scrutiny. Our Take: Vasseur’
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Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri faced a grueling challenge during Friday's practice sessions at the Canadian Grand Prix, leading Norris to declare it the team's "worst Friday" of the season. Despite their previous successes, both drivers struggled to find competitive pace, with Piastri managing
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As the drivers gear up for the Canadian Grand Prix, they face a crucial decision regarding tire selection for qualifying, particularly with the introduction of the new C6 compound looming in 2025. The question remains: will the softest C5 tires provide the necessary grip on the challenging Montreal circuit, or
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Frédéric Vasseur addressed intense media scrutiny during Ferrari's challenging Canadian Grand Prix weekend, highlighting that not all Italian outlets share a critical view of the team. Despite a tough start to the 2025 F1 season, with Lewis Hamilton facing performance issues, Charles Leclerc has managed to secure podium
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Lewis Hamilton expressed concerns about qualifying in Montreal after a challenging opening day. The seven-time world champion is uncertain about his chances of making it into Q3 but remains hopeful that Ferrari can improve their car's performance as the weekend progresses. Our Take: Hamilton’s admission highlights the
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Derek Warwick, the former racing driver, has been suspended by the FIA from his role as a steward for the Canadian Grand Prix due to unauthorized comments made to the media about current Formula 1 drivers. This decision follows Warwick’s remarks linked to the recent Spanish Grand Prix, which
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Isack Hadjar, the talented driver for the Racing Bulls team, has expressed mixed feelings about the prospect of being called up by Red Bull Racing amidst ongoing struggles from current team drivers. Recently, he acknowledged that the opportunity would be thrilling yet intimidating, particularly given the high stakes involved in
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Formula One veteran Derek Warwick faces suspension from his steward duties during the Canadian Grand Prix following a series of contentious media appearances. Our Take: The decision to suspend Warwick reflects the FIA's commitment to maintaining neutrality and integrity within the sport. With the growing influence of social
