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Wolff: ‘whole field is much more bunched up'

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 04:30
Wolff: ‘whole field is much more bunched up' Photo by: Formula One Management's technical boss, Ross Brawn, said there was one key element missing from the Australian Grand Prix--passing. He's right...or is he? According to Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff, F1 is right.....
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McLaren most improved team in qualifying

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 23:40
McLaren most improved team in qualifying A comparison of last year's Australian Grand Prix qualifying times to this year's edition of the race makes for interesting reading, as in Melbourne McLaren had the most improved car on Saturday afternoon while Toro Ross...
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McLaren most improved team in qualifying

GRAND PRIX 247 - 28 Mar 2018 23:36
McLaren most improved team in qualifying A comparison of last year’s Australian Grand Prix qualifying times to this year’s edition of the race makes for interesting reading, as in Melbourne McLaren had the most improved car on Saturday afternoon while Toro ...
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Wolff: Welcome to the new world

GRAND PRIX 247 - 28 Mar 2018 23:26
Wolff: Welcome to the new world Starting down the order after a grid penalty was normally not a tall order for Mercedes drivers, they had the package to get by the backmarkers and midfield pretty swiftly and more often than not ended up challenging for...
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Rivals chase clarification on Haas/Ferrari link Kevin Magnussen McLaren and Force India have stated they'd like clarification over the relationship between the Haas and Ferrari Formula 1 teams. Haas proved a revelation in Australia, locking out the third row (after Da...
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Video: Mercedes reveals true cause of Melbourne error Mercedes has revealed that a bug in its software caused the team to lose out to Ferrari in Sunday's Australian Grand Prix. While it was initially thought that the team's failure to put Lewis Hamilton back ahead of Sebast...
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Mercedes has explained how a software error cost Lewis Hamilton the lead of the Australian Grand Prix and confirmed he could have won the race without it.
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Mercedes has discovered a "bug" in the tool it uses for its Formula 1 virtual safety car calculations, after concluding its investigation into what went wrong at the Australian Grand Prix
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Force India admits race for F1 survival

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 20:50
Force India admits race for F1 survival Force India is in a race for mere survival, its deputy boss Bob Fernley has admitted. Amid owner and boss Vijay Mallya's ever deepening legal troubles, his deputy Fernley has revealed he is scrambling to put together the...
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Kimi Raikkonen says Halo had an unexpected benefit in Australia Kimi Raikkonen can be added to the list of drivers who are fans of the Halo after it had an unexpected benefit at the season-opening race at Albert Park. Due to the late start time of 16:10 local time and a sunset of 19:...
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Joe Saward: Albert Park and a few sideshows

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 19:30
During the recent travels I watched a string of movies, most of which I have entirely forgotten already, but there was one with Ben Stiller called Brad's Status(I had to look up the title), which was a rather plodding be...
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The Halo? A great sun visor, says Raikkonen!

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 19:00
The Halo? A great sun visor, says Raikkonen! After last Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, Kimi Raikkonen offered a positive view on F1's controversial Halo, although not for the reasons one would expect. The mandatory cockpit safety device was introduced this year su...
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The post-race debrief: Australian Grand Prix

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 18:40
The post-race debrief: Australian Grand Prix Australian Grand Prix – Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel succeeded in their efforts to not conform to the anticipated status quo by beating Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton to the victory in Melbourne. But what were the main talki...
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McLaren drivers go aggressive in Bahrain

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 18:10
McLaren drivers go aggressive in Bahrain Pirelli has released the teams' various tyre selections for next week's Bahrain Grand Prix in Sakhir, with McLaren in particular electing for an aggressive approach. Formula 1's exclusive manufacture has set aside its su...
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Mercedes Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas believes his negative experiences in 2017 helped him avoid beating himself up too much during a troubled Australian Grand Prix weekend
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Ten of the best pictures which tell the story of the 2018 Australian Grand Prix weekend.
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Haas retain Ferrucci in development role

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 17:30
Haas retain Ferrucci in development role Haas F1 have retained the services of Santino Ferrucci, who will continue in a development role alongside his Formula Two duties in 2018. The American driver will continue his association with the team for a third season...
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Steiner: They see ghosts

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 17:30
Steiner: They see ghosts < ► > Haas F1 chief Guenther Steiner continued to bat off accusations that his team's 2018 car – the VF18 – is a carbon copy of last year's Ferrari SF70H, claiming that the complaints are a result of sour grapes fr...
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Steiner: They see ghosts

GRAND PRIX 247 - 28 Mar 2018 17:22
Steiner: They see ghosts Haas F1 chief Guenther Steiner continued to bat off accusations that his team’s 2018 car – the VF18 – is a carbon copy of last year’s Ferrari SF70H, claiming that the complaints are a result of sour grapes from a...
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FIA could add more DRS zones at tracks this year - Whiting FIA race director Charlie Whiting says the governing body is mulling the idea of boosting the number of DRS zones at F1 tracks this year. A third 'drag reduction system' zone was added at Melbourne's Albert Park between ...
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Santino Ferrucci to remain Haas development driver American driver Santino Ferrucci will continue his role as development driver for the Haas F1 Team for a third year in succession. Ferrucci, who made ten race starts in the second half of the 2017 FIA Formula 2 season wi...
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Ferrucci continues as Haas development driver

Total F1 - 28 Mar 2018 16:40
Ferrucci continues as Haas development driver American driver Santino Ferrucci will continue as a Haas F1 Team development driver in 2018 while simultaneously competing in his first full FIA Formula 2 Championship season with Team Trident. The 19-year-old from Woodb...
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