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Despite facing backlash for team orders during the Italian Grand Prix, McLaren has confirmed that no changes will be made to their strategy. The decision comes after a thorough review, leading the team to maintain its current approach in the wake of criticism. Our Take: McLaren's refusal to
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Laura Villars, a 28-year-old Italian-Swiss, has unexpectedly entered the race for the FIA presidency, following the withdrawal of Carlos Sainz Sr. from the elections. With just days to go before the December 12th vote in Uzbekistan, this development adds a thrilling twist to the competition between incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem
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Laura Villars, a young candidate from Italy and Switzerland, has emerged as a surprising entrant in the FIA presidential race, scheduled for December 12 in Uzbekistan. With both Mohammed Ben Sulayem and Tim Mayer previously set to run, Villars’ announcement adds a new dynamic to this pivotal election. Our Take:
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Isack Hadjar is emerging as a strong candidate for a 2026 seat with Red Bull Racing, but questions linger about his readiness for the intense competition alongside Max Verstappen after only one season in F1. Our Take: While Hadjar's talent is undeniable, the pressure to perform at Red
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Isack Hadjar is emerging as a top contender for a seat with Red Bull in 2026, but questions linger about his readiness for the demands of F1 after just one season. Team officials weigh in on the French driver's potential for success alongside Max Verstappen. Our Take: As
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Williams's recent successful challenge against Carlos Sainz Jnr's penalty could pave the way for other teams to question race decisions, as noted by Alan Permane of Racing Bulls. Our Take: The favorable outcome for Williams may signal a shift in how teams approach penalties in Formula
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Ferrari showcased impressive form during the opening day of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, leaving a strong impression on the Baku circuit. However, as teams prepare for Saturday, McLaren is expected to challenge Ferrari’s dominance with a strong showing. Our Take: The performances seen during the opening day often set
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Lewis Hamilton expressed confidence after revealing that his car “felt much better” during practice sessions leading up to the race weekend. The latest insights highlight the ongoing challenges teams face while fine-tuning their machinery as they aim for optimal performance on race day. Our Take: Hamilton's remarks not
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Day one of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix saw a thrilling display from Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, who set the pace with impressive speed. As the teams regroup and strategize, reactions from the paddock highlight the competitiveness of this year’s championship. Our Take: The opening day
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In a surprising twist at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc believes that McLaren has yet to reveal its true performance potential, hinting at a strategic restraint during qualifying. The Ferrari driver remains optimistic about McLaren's chances as the weekend unfolds. Our Take: Leclerc's insight suggests
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Lewis Hamilton has experienced his best practice session with Ferrari in 2025 at Baku, attributing his success to the team's patience and a newfound confidence in his braking technique. Our Take: Hamilton's commendation of Ferrari's patience highlights the importance of persistence in motorsport. His
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This weekend’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix might feature an unexpected twist as Ferrari showcases some surprising pace during Friday's practice sessions. Lewis Hamilton topped the charts with a blistering lap, closely followed by his teammate Charles Leclerc. Meanwhile, championship contenders McLaren struggled to keep up, with Lando Norris
