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McLaren is optimistic about addressing the reliability problems that led to Lando Norris' retirement during the Dutch Grand Prix. After a troubling performance that saw Norris' car malfunction just seven laps from the finish, the team is taking proactive measures to ensure that such engine failures do not
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The Ebox Dragster captures the essence of cutting-edge electric bike design, addressing common frustrations faced by riders today. With its lightweight and powerful framework, it promises to redefine urban commuting, featuring advancements that are pushing the boundaries of electric mobility. Our Take: The Ebox Dragster not only aims to deliver
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After facing reliability issues during the Dutch Grand Prix, McLaren is confident in its ability to resolve Lando Norris' engine problems. The team's proactive measures aim to ensure such failures do not recur as they look to maintain consistent performance in the remaining races. Our Take: The
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Lewis Hamilton is ready to assist his Ferrari counterpart Charles Leclerc by providing a slipstream during the crucial qualifying session for the Italian Grand Prix. With both drivers under pressure to deliver top performances for their teams, Hamilton's gesture highlights the camaraderie in Formula 1 even in a
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Formula 1 has once again extended its contract with the Monaco Grand Prix, marking a continued commitment to one of the sport's most iconic venues. This renewal comes just months after the previous contract extension announced in early 2025. Our Take: The enduring allure of the Monaco Grand
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Lewis Hamilton is ready to lend a hand to Charles Leclerc by providing a crucial slipstream during the Italian Grand Prix qualifying session. Amidst high expectations from Ferrari fans, both drivers are eager to deliver exceptional performances at Monza. Our Take: Hamilton's willingness to sacrifice his own qualifying
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Formula 1 and the Monaco Grand Prix have solidified their partnership with a new contract extending the race's presence on the calendar through 2035. This latest four-year agreement marks the second time in under a year that the iconic race has secured its place in the F1 calendar,
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Ferrari has opted not to challenge Lewis Hamilton's five-place grid penalty for the Italian Grand Prix, following an infraction during the Dutch GP. The team acknowledged the decision, allowing Hamilton to start his first race in red a bit further back than expected. Our Take: By not fighting
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Excitement builds as teams take to the track for the first practice session of the 2025 Italian Grand Prix. Fans can follow live updates and insights about the early performance of drivers as they navigate the iconic Monza circuit. Key data and early indicators will shape the narrative as the
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Formula 1 fans can breathe easy as the iconic Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the F1 calendar until 2035, thanks to a newly signed four-year contract extension with FOM. This marks the second extension in under a year, reinforcing the significance of Monaco in the world of motorsport. Our
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In a surprising move, Ferrari opted not to contest Lewis Hamilton's recent penalty for failing to adhere to double yellow flags, resulting in a five-place grid drop for the Italian Grand Prix. This decision comes on the heels of Hamilton's first appearance for Ferrari in front
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This weekend at the Italian Grand Prix, all eyes will be on Lando Norris as he fights to turn his fortunes around. With a recent setback leading to a retirement, Norris is under pressure to overcome his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri's current lead and secure a much-needed victory.
