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Red Bull has decided to switch to Honda Formula 1 engines next year, high level sources have revealed, with confirmation of the move likely ahead of this weekend's French Grand Prix
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Shock exclusion for Le Mans LMP2 winners G-Drive In a shock announcement this evening, the Automobile Club de l’Ouest, the organisers of the 24 Heures du Mans, said in a statement that the LMP2 class winning #26 G-Drive Racing ORECA 07 Gibson has been disqualified an...
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Renault believes Red Bull split a ‘natural evolution' Renault says Red Bull split is a natural evolution Renault believes the parting of ways between it and Red Bull comes as a natural evolution for both teams as they compete in Formula 1. Red Bull confirmed on Tuesday that...
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Alonso: Indy comes into play with a high priority Winning the Le Mans 24 Hours on his first attempt will impact on the decision Fernando Alonso makes regarding his career at the end of this summer, the question is: will the Spaniard be prepared to endure another season ...
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Wolff: We understand why we didn't do better

GRAND PRIX 247 - 19 Jun 2018 23:01
Wolff: We understand why we didn't do better Mercedes faltered in Canada last time out, the reigning world champions failed to find the sweet spot in Montreal and watched Sebastian Vettel take the win and go top of the points table, according to Mercedes chief Toto...
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Alonso: Indy comes into play with a high priority

GRAND PRIX 247 - 19 Jun 2018 22:34
Alonso: Indy comes into play with a high priority Winning the Le Mans 24 Hours on his first attempt will impact on the decision Fernando Alonso makes regarding his career at the end of this summer, the question is: will the Spaniard be prepared to endure another season ...
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Whitmarsh offers to step up amid McLaren crisis class="left relative"> Share Tweet Share Share Email Former team boss Martin Whitmarsh has offered to step in amid a reported staff revolt at McLaren. The Daily Mail reports that some McLaren staff, upset about the great...
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Horner: This is the right move for the future

Total F1 - 19 Jun 2018 22:30
Horner: This is the right move for the future Christian Horner has explained why his team has opted to ditch Renault engines and switch to Honda for 2018 in what is a game-changing milestone in Formula 1's balance of power stakes. Speaking in the wake of the headlin...
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Horner: This is the right move for the future

GRAND PRIX 247 - 19 Jun 2018 22:20
Horner: This is the right move for the future Christian Horner has explained why his team has opted to ditch Renault engines and switch to Honda for 2018 in what is a game-changing milestone in Formula 1’s balance of power stakes. Speaking in the wake of the headl...
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Mazda Road to Indy: Road America preview

Racer - 19 Jun 2018 20:51
Mazda Road to Indy: Road America preview Almost 50 drivers representing 15 different nationalities from around the globe will convene this week in rural Wisconsin, where all three (...)
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Lowe admits French GP will be Williams team principal Paddy Lowe perfectly remembers the Circuit Paul Ricard from the glory days of Williams, but he also realises that that glory will not be repeated with the current team. Most teams have some rememb...
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PWC Road America preview: Tight GT, GTS point battles put to the test Pirelli World Challenge GT and GTS Overall point battles have become extremely close with the North America GT-based production series (...)
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Magnussen: Paul Ricard will be Haas’ Kevin Magnussen will be looking to score some solid points in France and he admits that he has raced on the Paul Ricard circuit, in a World Series by Renault car. The Dane comes into this race on the back of two ...
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Renault: We will make Red Bull regret this decision

GRAND PRIX 247 - 19 Jun 2018 18:55
Renault: We will make Red Bull regret this decision In the aftermath of the official announcement confirming Red Bull and Renault splitting as partners at the end of this season, the French manufacturer’s Formula 1 chief Cyril Abiteboul is vowing to make the Blues suffe...
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France should showcase Haas upgrade capabilities Haas team principal Guenther Steiner expects this weekend's French Grand Prix will display the full impact of the upgrade package (...)
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Video: Meet #BertieTheRobot - a helping hand for Mercedes Introducing the newest member of the team - #BertieTheRobot - the most intelligent best friend you could wish for... More»
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Video: Toro Rosso previews the French Grand Prix The French Grand Prix returns to the F1 calendar after a 10 year absence. Our Frenchman looks ahead to his first home race in Formula 1! More»
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Ultrasoft the tyre of choice for the Austrian GP Drivers have stocked up on Pirelli's Ultrasoft tyre for the Austrian Grand Prix, which forms the second race in Formula 1's first triple-header. The Ultrasoft, which is Pirelli's second softest tyre behind the Hypersoft,...
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Renault aims to make Red Bull rue its decision

Total F1 - 19 Jun 2018 18:30
Renault aims to make Red Bull rue its decision In many ways it was inevitable, like a bad marriage it was simply a matter of who was going to be first to admit that it was over. Then again, like some, Red Bull and Renault could have continued, winning the odd race he...
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No worries for Hartley returning to track after crash Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley was involved in one of the scariest-looking accidents of the season so far when he and Williams' Lance Stroll collided at the start of the Canadian Grand Prix. "I had a decent start - not per...
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Perez looking to make up ground in F1's triple header Sergio Perez has failed to score points in the last two races, finishing 12th and 14th in Monaco and Canada respectively, whilst his team mate Esteban Ocon has taken 10 points. But the Mexican is looking to make amends b...
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Red Bull's decision to switch to Honda engines in Formula 1 next season is just reward for the Japanese manufacturer's perseverance on a sometimes tortured path
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