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Leclerc to start from back of the grid in Sochi
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc will start Sunday's Russian Formula One Grand Prix from the back of the grid due to a change of power unit, the Italian team said on Wednesday.
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FORMULA ONE
Former McLaren boss Whitmarsh to join Aston Martin
Former McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh is set to join Aston Martin in the new role of CEO of Aston Martin Performance Technologies from Oct. 1.
Ricciardo on the 'primal' rage that fueled him to the Italian GP victory
Daniel Ricciardo said he felt "good anger" in the days leading up to the Italian Grand Prix, which he believes played a key role in his unlikely victory.
Ricciardo: Driving Earnhardt car will be 'pinch me moment'
Daniel Ricciardo will get to drive the 1984 NASCAR Chevrolet Monte Carlo of his late idol Dale Earnhardt Sr after winning Sunday's Italian Formula One Grand Prix but the smiling Australian can sense a better deal.
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FORMULA ONE
Mick Schumacher 'would give up everything' to talk racing with his father
Mick Schumacher has said he "would give up everything" just for the chance to talk to his father Michael about motor racing.
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Why the stewards blamed Verstappen over Hamilton
FORMULA ONE
ITALIAN GRAND PRIX
F1's Hamilton: 'Saved' by halo device in crash
Lewis Hamilton is convinced the halo cockpit protection device on his Mercedes saved his life after the car of title rival Max Verstappen ended up on top of him at the Italian Grand Prix.
Ricciardo wins as Verstappen, Hamilton collide at Italian GP
Daniel Ricciardo claimed a remarkable first win for McLaren at a dramatic Italian Grand Prix which saw title contenders Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton collide and crash out of the race.
FORMULA ONE
'Not fish, not meat' - F1 risks prioritising quantity over quality with sprint qualifying format
After the second of Formula One's three experimental sprint qualifying sessions, the consensus is that the format which aimed to disrupt the traditional weekend schedule, has in fact become a shorter, duller version of a grand prix, here's why.
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Bottas wins sprint, Verstappen gains on Hamilton in title race
Valtteri Bottas claimed pole position for the Italian Grand Prix in Saturday's sprint race as Max Verstappen gained two championship points over title rival Lewis Hamilton.
Top Headlines
- Max, Lewis 'both did what they should' - Alonso
- Vettel, Stroll to stay with Aston Martin in 2022
- FIA to investigate Hamilton, Verstappen crash
- Raikkonen 'all good', will return at Russian GP
- Ricciardo: First time overwhelmed by winning
- Verstappen gets three-place grid pen for Sochi
- Wolff: 'In football they call it a tactical foul'
- Verstappen, Hamilton out in Italian GP collision