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Vettel will speak out if he thinks Ferrari favours Leclerc
Sebastian Vettel says he would speak out if he felt Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc was getting preferential treatment at the team.
Hamilton: 'Quali mode' ban aimed at slowing down Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton believes a proposal to stop teams using qualifying-specific engine modes is aimed at slowing Mercedes down, but says it will not have the desired effect.
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Spinning on track, binned off track - What's gone wrong for Vettel?
A look at why things have gone wrong for Sebastian Vettel in 2020 and what it means for his future in Formula One.
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Could the Spanish GP be another Mercedes disaster?
Why the Concorde Agreement has riled up Wolff
Will Mercedes have tire trouble again in the Spanish GP?
AUTORACING
Will Mercedes have tire trouble again in the Spanish GP?
AUTORACING
Edmondson: Albon's focus must be qualifying
Has Red Bull finally exposed Mercedes' weakness?
A look at why Max Verstappen won, and Mercedes lost, the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix and whether the result is a sign of things to come in the remaining races of 2020.
Saunders: Mercedes left the door open for Verstappen
Nate Saunders says Mercedes will be disappointed with a 2nd and 3rd place finish but they will learn from it.
Verstappen wins the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix
Nate Saunders praises Red Bull and Max Verstappen for their brilliant strategy in both qualification and the race.
How Verstappen beat Mercedes on merit at Silverstone
How Max Verstappen ripped up the form book and took the fight to, and beat, Mercedes at Silverstone's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix.
FORMULA 1
Wolff accuses F1 rivals of being two-faced
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has criticised some of his rival F1 team bosses for being "up the arse" of Formula One when discussing its new commercial agreement in public, only to speak negatively about it in private.
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Five teams lodge intention to appeal RP verdictct
Ferrari and McLaren have lodged their intention to appeal the sanctions handed to Racing Point following Renault's successful protest of the team's 2020 car.
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Rivals suspect RP ruling is just tip of the iceberg
McLaren and Ferrari are among rival teams that suspect Racing Point's breach of Formula One's regulations goes deeper the verdict issued on its brake ducts.
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- Ricciardo has tattoo bet with Abiteboul
- Perez angered by 'unprofessional' stories
- Perez returns for Spanish GP after COVID lay-off
- Racing Point row heading to court as rivals appeal
- Hulkenberg keen for F1 return with Alfa Romeo
- Ricciardo said he had a 'Seb spin' at Silverstone
- Hulk was Merc's second choice behind Hamilton