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Are Verstappen and Hamilton on an inevitable collision course at F1's finale in Abu Dhabi?
Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton appear to have very different opinions on what should be allowed in wheel to wheel combat, so are they on a collision course at the final race?
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Controversy, collisions and cursing: Verstappen, Hamilton's Saudi GP flashpoints
THE TITLE RACE
Verstappen, Hamilton is now winner-takes-all at final race
Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton's amazing title fight has them level on points at the final race, a situation that has only ever happened once before in F1.
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Radio confusion leads to Verstappen & Hamilton collision
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Verstappen passes Hamilton to lead after incredible restart
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Hamilton takes pole after Verstappen hits the wall on the final corner
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FORMULA ONE
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Verstappen shows he's ready to win or lose with never-back-down approach
Max Verstappen drives one way: on the ragged edge. It's why he's leading the championship. In qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix it got the better of him with a rare, but potentially very costly, mistake.
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FORMULA ONE
SAUDI ARABIAN GRAND PRIX
Verstappen mistake hands Hamilton pole
Max Verstappen misses out on pole position after he hits the wall on his final lap.
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Hamilton takes pole after Verstappen crashes on final lap
Lewis Hamilton took pole position at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after his title rival Max Verstappen crashed into the barriers on the final corner of his final attempt in qualifying.
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INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
Inside the incredible world of Sam Schmidt, quadriplegic racer
It's a small wonder Sam Schmidt is still alive, let alone back driving and racing. Now, having helped develop a car he can control without arms or legs, he wants others to experience the same freedom.
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Racing at 201 mph - without using hands or feet
In 2000, IndyCar driver Sam Schmidt was paralyzed from the neck down in a horrendous crash. Twenty-one years later, he's driving again.
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FORMULA ONE
How Verstappen can win the title at the Saudi GP
There's a small chance Max Verstappen can win the F1 title in Saudi Arabia. Here are the permutations needed for that to happen.
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FORMULA 1
RACING PRIDE
Racing proud: How motorsport is slowly changing for LGBTQ+ staff
Formula 1, and motorsport in general, has traditionally been aimed at straight men for decades, but with organisations like Racing Pride championing diversity, LGBTQ+ staff and drivers are starting to feel more comfortable being out.
Emmanouilides: There are people in F1 who are afraid to come out
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FRANK WILLIAMS 1942-2021
Legendary F1 team founder Williams dies at 79
Frank Williams, the founder of one of Formula One's most successful and popular teams, has died at the age of 79.
Ecclestone: F1 owes its success to men like Williams
Former Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone paid tribute to the late Frank Williams as a pioneer who helped to build the modern sport and without whom it might have ceased to exist.
Top Headlines
- Norris on red flag tyre changes: 'Worst rule ever'
- Enzo Fittipaldi fractured heel in Saudi F2 crash
- Horner: F1 missed Charlie Whiting at Saudi GP
- Verstappen gets time penalty, keeps 2nd
- Hamilton, Verstappen level for F1 title finale
- Hamilton: Max doesn't think rules apply to him
- Verstappen: F1 more about penalties than racing
- Hamilton casts doubt Kingspan sponsor will stay