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Daniel Ricciardo had a run-in with his team mate at the start of last week's Hungarian Grand Prix. But what surprised him in the garage when this picture was taken?

Spaniard moves to the German outfit for next season after an impressive first half of 2017

< > Sebastian Vettel goes into the summer break leading the 2017 Formula 1 World Championship, with Ferrari fresh from a one-two in Hungary, which the German credits to hard work but insists that where they finish at the...

F1 News VIDEO: Why HALO is the right decision Could Sauber be Ferrari's Toro Rosso? Formula1blog.com Podcast #535- Hungarian GP review Race Report: Vettel steers Ferrari to one-two victory in Hungarian Grand Prix Ferrari...

Kyle Busch rallies for Xfinity Series win at Watkins Glen

British Talent Team rider looking to move forward on Sunday

Joey Logano isn't quite ready to push the panic button as NASCAR's playoff season looms. At least he knows what will ease his mind -- winning one of the next …

Turkish rider wins first race in the Czech Republic

Joey Logano has won the pole for the Xfinity race at Watkins Glen International. Logano turned a lap at 124.185 mph to edge Kyle Busch (124.019 mph) for the top …

2016 Brno winner rides into the top five despite crash in FP3

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Ducati rider starts P4 and feels good ahead of race day

Polesitter optimistic after eyeing rivals' rhythm

Front row start for the Repsol Honda rider as he keeps his eyes on the prize

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– Luca Ghiotto labelled his maiden Formula 1 test as "unbelievable" after he received his first run out in top-level machinery with Williams at the Hungaroring.Ghiotto finished as runner-up to now-Force India driver Es...

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Next under the spotlight in the summer break are the teams battling it out in the midfield: Force India, Williams, Toro Rosso and Haas. Force India Sergio Perez Qualifying battle v team-mate: 9-2 Average qualifying posit...

Gasly believes 2018 STR drive still possible

Veteran Italian lays down a marker and stays ahead in Brno

Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks the impetus is now on Renault to unleash better qualifying engine modes if his team is going to challenge Mercedes and Ferrari regularly over the remainder of the year. The Milton Ke...

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