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Merc makes step forward, insists there's more to come
Mercedes is hopeful that the step up in performance it made at the Spanish Grand Prix will offer a platform for it to chase down Red Bull and Ferrari at the coming rounds.
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Leclerc rebounds from spin, beats Verstappen to pole
Championship leader Charles Leclerc recovered from a spin in qualifying to beat title rival Max Verstappen to pole position for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.
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TOP HEADLINES
Can Mercedes kickstart its season at the Spanish GP?
FORMULA ONE
Did the Miami Grand Prix live up to its Super Bowl hype?
For a moment ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, F1 felt like the centre of the sporting universe. In some ways, writes Laurence Edmondson, the actual event which followed almost didn't matter.
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FORMULA ONE
MIAMI GRAND PRIX
Verstappen edges out Leclerc for crucial win in Miami
Defending world champion Max Verstappen closed the gap on championship leader Charles Leclerc after a thrilling finish to the inaugural Miami Grand Prix.
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F1 superfans J.J. and T.J. Watt pledge allegiance to Haas at Miami Grand Prix
J.J. and T.J. Watt could have picked any team to attend their first Formula One race with, but they never had eyes on anyone else at the Miami Grand Prix than American team Haas.
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MIAMI'S BIG WEEKEND
Will F1's all-American gamble pay off?
F1 is indeed having an American moment amid an American movement. The only question now seems to be how long that moment will last.
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On the water with Daniel Ricciardo
The making of Max Verstappen
W SERIES - OPENING WEEKEND
Women have a thin history in F1, but there's hope that's changing
Jamie Chadwick, the two-time W Series defending champion, is believed to be the next hope for a woman driving in F1.
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EXCLUSIVE
Ricciardo on leaving bitterness and 'might-have-beens' in rear view mirror
Daniel Ricciardo's move away from Red Bull in 2018 probably cost him the chance of challenging for a championship, but he has learned to focus on the here and now.
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Top Headlines
- Aston Martin counters Red Bull's copying claims
- Mercedes has not given up on title defence yet
- Horner: Mercedes can be a contender again
- Alonso questions competence of race director
- Aston Martin cleared of copying Red Bull's F1 car
- Sainz raises driver health concerns over F1 cars
- Steiner: Not all F1 GPs need to be like Miami
- F1 won't replace Russia, season to be 22 races