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Hamilton: Stop giving old F1 voices a platform
Lewis Hamilton said "old voices" from Formula One such as Nelson Piquet's are irrelevant to what the sport wants to achieve in the future and should not be given a platform to promote discriminatory opinions.
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FORMULA ONE
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FORMULA ONE
WEEKEND TAKEAWAYS
Ferrari needs to be perfect to deny Verstappen the title
Max Verstappen pulled a 49 point lead over Charles Leclerc at the Canadian Grand Prix, putting the pressure on Ferrari to close the gap over the remainder of the season.
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FORMULA ONE
CANADIAN GRAND PRIX
Verstappen holds off Sainz to win Canadian GP
Max Verstappen held off a spirited late challenge from Carlos Sainz to win the Canadian Grand Prix and extend his championship lead to 46 points.
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CANADIAN GRAND PRIX
QUALIFYING
Alonso, Hamilton deliver in Canada rain but Verstappen still in league of his own
Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton showed their class in qualifying for the Canadian GP but neither could get anywhere close to Max Verstappen, who claimed a dominant pole.
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Why was Mercedes' bouncing so bad in Baku, and is there a solution?
Why was Mercedes struggling so much with ride issues in Baku, and should F1's governing body, the FIA, step in to ease the pain?
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AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX
RACE
Verstappen wins as both Ferraris retire in Baku
Ferrari's championship chances took a critical blow at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as both its cars retired from the race while Max Verstappen led a one-two victory for rivals Red Bull.
Leclerc: Another Ferrari DNF hurts
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