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Carlos Sainz: Ferrari driver’s move down the grid in 2025 ‘baffling’ after Mexico win, says Karun Chandhok | F1 News
Carlos Sainz’s superb weekend at the Mexico City Grand Prix offered a reminder of his supreme talent, but also the “baffling” reality that the Spaniard is almost certain to be missing from the battle for victories next season. Sainz delivered a near-faultless showing in Mexico to ease to pole position on Saturday, before calmly overcoming…
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F1 2025 grid: Uncertainty about Sergio Perez, Liam Lawson, Yuki Tsunoda futures with second Sauber seat available | F1 News
Just two seats are officially up for grabs on the 2025 F1 grid after a chaotic driver market was turned on its head when Lewis Hamilton announced he would join Ferrari. Seven driver changes have already been confirmed for next year but there is still uncertainty at Red Bull and RB, plus the second Sauber…
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Belgian GP: Max Verstappen makes eye-catching Practice One start but grid penalty for race confirmed | F1 News
Max Verstappen set an impressive early pace to top opening practice at the Belgian Grand Prix in a session in which the world championship leader’s expected grid penalty for Sunday’s race was formally confirmed. As reported on Wednesday, Verstappen has taken a fifth Red Bull-Honda internal combustion unit of the season – one more than…
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Sky Sports F1 Podcast: Max Verstappen’s future at Red Bull and the 2025 grid analysed | F1 News
Bernie Collins and Ted Kravitz are the latest guests on the Sky Sports F1 Podcast as they discuss Max Verstappen’s future at Red Bull and analyse how the 2025 grid is shaping up. With host Matt Baker, the trio look at how the 2025 grid is shaping up after Red Bull decided to give Sergio…
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F1 driver market: Carlos Sainz, Mercedes’ vacant seat among remaining mysteries regarding 2025 grid | F1 News
Formula 1’s 2025 grid is taking shape with seats being filled by the week, but there are still several significant unknowns heading into this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix. The latest dominos to fall, ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, were Red Bull choosing to stick with Sergio Perez by giving the Mexican a new deal,…
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F1: Ex-Formula 1 technical chief Pat Symonds to join Andretti-Cadillac as American outfit try to join grid | F1 News
Andretti have signed former Formula 1 technical chief Pat Symonds as they continue their attempt to join the grid in the future. Symonds, who has enjoyed championship success with Michael Schumacher at Benetton in the 1990s and Fernando Alonso at Renault in the 2000s, joined the F1 organisation in 2017. The 70-year-old helped design the…
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Sebastian Vettel: Four-time F1 world champion ‘speaking to’ Mercedes boss Toto Wolff amid thoughts of return to grid | F1 News
Sebastian Vettel says he is thinking about making a return to Formula 1 amid ongoing discussions with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff and the sport’s other team principals. The four-time world champion retired in 2022 after 16 seasons in F1 but has since been regularly linked with a possible return to the grid. Mercedes have a…
Read More Australian GP: Red Bull’s Sergio Perez given grid penalty for blocking Nico Hulkenberg in qualifying | F1 News
Australian GP grid: Revised top 10 1. Max Verstappen, Red Bull 2. Carlos Sainz, Ferrari 3. Lando Norris, McLaren, 4. Charles Leclerc, Ferrari 5. Oscar Piastri, McLaren 6. Sergio Perez, Red Bull 7. George Russell, Mercedes 8. Yuki Tsunoda, RB 9. Lance Stroll, Aston Martin 10. Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin
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Andrea Kimi Antonelli: The Mercedes junior and F2 driver tipped to replace Lewis Hamilton on 2025 F1 grid | F1 News
When Toto Wolff said Mercedes “may try something bold” in selecting their 2025 replacement for Lewis Hamilton, many took the apparently vague statement to be very specific. It’s certainly no easy task to fill the boots of Formula 1’s most successful driver but Mercedes may have a future superstar on their hands in 17-year-old Andrea…
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Formula 1 driver ratings: Ranking the 2023 grid, with Max Verstappen and Lando Norris among the stars
With 22 rounds in the books and a world champion long-crowned, it’s time to rate the drivers for their performances in the 2023 Formula 1 season. Max Verstappen, Red Bull: 10 Championship position: 1st – 575 points Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Max Verstappen wins yet another Grand Prix to…
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