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 13 NOV |
BY GARY ANDERSON |
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| Esteban Ocon's clash with Max Verstappen in the Brazilian Grand Prix can't be taken in isolation. It's part of a pattern of incidents in his Formula 1 career that hints at a worrying trait |
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| 13 NOV |
BY MARCUS SIMMONS |
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| Mick Schumacher's meteoric rise became widely known in his late dominance of the Formula 3 European Championship. But that signs of his potential were clear in an under-the-radar showing a year ago |
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| 12 NOV |
BY EDD STRAW |
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| The idea that Esteban Ocon deliberately hit Max Verstappen so Lewis Hamilton could win is madness. But this was still a race in which Verstappen had done everything right, and made clear to Mercedes how big a future title threat he is |
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| 12 NOV |
BY ADAM COOPER |
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| Formula 1's most famous post-race scuffle between drivers took place at Suzuka in 1993, when F1 debutant Eddie Irvine enraged Ayrton Senna by unlapping himself. Here is the story from right in the middle of the post-race brawl that made headlines all over the world |
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| 09 NOV |
BY EDD STRAW |
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| Valtteri Bottas is the only man in the top six cars yet to win a race this year, and has been a reargunner to his team-mate's title bid. Freed of that role, Brazil is his first chance to hit back |
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| 09 NOV |
BY TOM ERRINGTON |
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| After two record runs in a year of farewell touring, Porsche's Evo has been retired. The car was an extreme final step, only made possible when the manufacturer withdrew from the WEC, but its legacy will likely live on through Porsche's future exploits |
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| 08 NOV |
BY BEN ANDERSON |
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| Formula 1 is spectacular and fascinating for those heavily involved in it, but it doesn't do a good enough job of getting that across to a wider audience, or allowing the things that make it so great to come to the surface often enough |
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| 08 NOV |
BY JONATHAN NOBLE |
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| Ferrari appeared to break with its tradition of being cautious over young drivers by promoting Charles Leclerc for 2019, but it's been sure of what he's made of for quite some time already |
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| 07 NOV |
BY STEPHEN BRUNSDON |
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| The recent triumphs of circuit racers Mattias Ekstrom and Johan Kristoffersson have pointed towards a new way to be successful in Rallycross |
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| 07 NOV |
BY JAMIE KLEIN |
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| Is Marc Marquez now the greatest motorcycle racer of all time? The evidence is starting to suggest he is - and that there's no one on the horizon who may challenge him either |
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| 07 NOV |
BY EDD STRAW |
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| Max Verstappen's 2018 Formula 1 turnaround has been remarkable, to the extent that his performance level in the second half of the season is second only to Lewis Hamilton's. But there are still flaws he must eliminate if he's to challenge for a title |
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| 06 NOV |
BY SCOTT MITCHELL |
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| Formula 1 has ditched the camera glasses it tried earlier this year, but it's working on an alternative that it hopes will "get people talking". It's keeping details vague for now, but the development is something viewers should be excited by |
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| 06 NOV |
BY ALEX KALINAUCKAS |
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| Stoffel Vandoorne's Formula 1 career has been a huge disappointment. Will Formula E show what he's really capable of? And if it does, is there a path back to F1? |
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| 05 NOV |
BY ADAM COOPER |
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| Decreasing costs so more teams can fight at the front is a cornerstone of Formula 1's 2021 masterplan, and a budget cap is likely to be its key weapon. But with the clock ticking and clarity still awaited, concerns about loopholes and impracticalities are growing |
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| 05 NOV |
BY GARY ANDERSON |
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| Mercedes hasn't run its innovative but controversial wheelrim spacers for the past two races. Is that why it has struggled, and what benefit did it get from the design before that? Our expert ex-F1 designer answers this question and more |
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| 04 NOV |
BY F1 RACING |
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| The story of Bruce McLaren's rise from near-crippling childhood illness to founding a race-winning Formula 1 team 'on the other side of the world' is so unlikely as to be almost unimaginable. Yet it's true, explains DAMIEN SMITH. All of it... |
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