Sky Sports F1 pundit Karun Chandhok had a spirited disagreement with former colleague Damon Hill on social media on Monday, over McLaren 's strategy choices at the Qatar Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Best F1 drivers: Which F1 driver has the most race wins?
Memories like his debut victory at Monza in 2008, charging through the rain for Toro Rosso’s first Grand Prix win and becoming F1’s youngest race winner (pre-Verstappen), will endure. Senna’s great ...
As Renault prepares to open a massive new museum near Paris in 2027, it’s having to do some shuffling around of its ...
Renault is culling its heritage collection, offering up funky concepts and a swath of race cars, including F1 machinery ...
A lot of video game racing fans will remember this title fondly.Well, those of us old enough at least.It was one of the first ...
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Norris to equal all-time McLaren record in Las Vegas
Lando Norris is set to equal the record for the most race starts for McLaren at the Las Vegas GP. It will be Norris’ 150th ...
On 6 September 2020, Pierre Gasly lived what was the most prestigious day of his Formula 1 career so far, as he won the Italian Grand Prix with AlphaTauri. Now called Racing Bulls, the team wasn’t a ...
To Formula 1 fans, Monaco has always represented something special. The complex street track featured in the initial 1950 season and, with exception given only to the pandemic-shortened 2020 season, ...
Formula 1 will continue to race in Monaco until 2035 after a new deal was signed between the Automobile Club de Monaco and Liberty Media on Friday. Friday's announcement sees Monaco get a deal just ...
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Monaco’s Formula 1 race will remain part of the schedule for at least the next 10 years after a new contract was agreed. Monaco is among the oldest grands prix on the schedule, having first been run ...
MONZA, Italy, Sept 5 (Reuters) - The showcase Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the Formula One calendar until at least 2035 after the Liberty Media-owned sport extended on Friday a contract that ...
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