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Verstappen finally admits he was Max Verstappen has finally admitted he needed to back off after a rough start to the 2018 season. The Dutchman won yesterday's Mexican Grand Prix in complete contrast to his messy, mistake driven start. The stack of mist...
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Arrivabene: Ferrari are united behind Vettel

GRAND PRIX 247 - 29 Oct 2018 12:42
Arrivabene: Ferrari are united behind Vettel There was a moment in the top three press conference after the Mexican Grand Prix, when Sebastian Vettel bowed his head, face in hands as the reality of title defeat but he was assured by his boss Maurizio Arrivabene tha...
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Horner pays tribute to Renault... sort of

Total F1 - 29 Oct 2018 14:00
Horner pays tribute to Renault... sort of Yesterday's win not only saw Max Verstappen leapfrog Ayrton Senna in terms of world championship points, it also saw Renault leapfrog Ford-Cosworth to become the second most successful engine manufacturer in the history ...
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After clinching the Top Fuel season championship during eliminations, Steve Torrence beat Leah Pritchett in the final for his fifth straight victory and 10th of the year Sunday in Las Vegas.
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Oct.29 Ferrari is still "together" even amid waves of rumours and Sebastian Vettel's failure to win the drivers' world championship. That is the claim of team boss Maurizio Arrivabene, after Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton wrap...
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Hamilton 'impossible to beat' in 2018 - Prost

Total F1 - 29 Oct 2018 04:40
Oct.29 Lewis Hamilton could justifiably be called the "best of his generation". That was the view of quadruple world champion and F1 legend Alain Prost, after the Mercedes driver raced past his own title tally by securin...
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Ricciardo feels hopeless with ‘cursed' Red Bull Daniel Ricciardo A disheartened Daniel Ricciardo suggested his car was cursed after his run of bad luck continued at the Mexican Grand Prix. The Australian cut a dejected figure as he climbed from his car for the eighth ...
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F1 Paddock Notebook - Mexican GP Sunday

Total F1 - 29 Oct 2018 03:50
F1 Paddock Notebook - Mexican GP Sunday With a final round-up from the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez following Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix, Crash.net F1 Digital Editor Luke Smith brings you his paddock notebook. - Lewis Hamilton clinched his fifth Formula 1 wor...
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Lewis Hamilton press conference

Total F1 - 29 Oct 2018 03:30
Lewis Hamilton press conference Lewis Hamilton meets the media after securing his fifth Formula One World Championship title. Q: (Henry Bonilla - F1Latam.com) Lewis, once again, here in Mexico, in Latin America. What are you feeling?LH: Right now, it j...
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Take a deep breath and rewatch "Days of Thunder" a couple hundred times to put some perspective on Joey Logano's latest dustup with another driver. Logano sparked a storm of …
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Williams fined for ‘endangering team personnel' in Mexico Lance Stroll pic: Williams Facebook page Williams has been fined after stewards judged it to have endangered its pit crew during the Mexican Grand Prix. The specific incident happened as Lance Stroll stopped for a second...
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INTERVIEW – Tommaso Volpe: Bringing INFINITI into a new era Sitting down in L'Épopée, a quiet, tasteful Parisian restaurant, Tommaso Volpe cuts a relaxed figure. Laughing, tie off, top button running free and speaking in great detail with infectious enthusiasm; the Italian does...
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Horner praises Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has praised their engine supplier Renault for the engine they delivered, as Red Bull driver Max Verstappen emerged victorious with quite a big margin in Mexico. Verstappen and his...
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Mercedes' Mexico tyre struggles not down to new wheel rims Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff insists that the team's severe tyre problems were not down to the absence of the new wheel rims, as the Silver Arrows limped to P4 and P5 at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Ferrari ha...
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Fuzzy's Vodka ends ECR sponsorship

Racer - 29 Oct 2018 20:00
Fuzzy's Vodka ends ECR sponsorship Ed Carpenter Racing is searching for a new title sponsor after Fuzzy's Vodka informed the team it will cease its longstanding (...)
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Five Titles 'Something I Dreamed Of' – Lewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton described the 2018 Mexican Grand Prix as 'pretty horrible' as he struggled home in fourth place...but the pace and tyre issues that kept him off the podium paled into insignificance as fourth was enough to...
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In a repeat of last year's Mexican Grand Prix, Max Verstappen controlled proceedings while Lewis Hamilton did what he needed to seal the world championship.
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Hartley gets more penalty points after collision with Ocon Toro Rosso driver Brendon Hartley has been given two more penalty points on his racing licence for his collision with Esteban Ocon during the Mexican Grand Prix, as the Kiwi finished 14th at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodrig...
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Prost: "Hamilton the best of his generation"

Total F1 - 29 Oct 2018 19:20
Prost: Four-time champion Alain Prost has said that Lewis Hamilton is the best driver of his generation, as the Brit surpassed Prost in championships as he secured his fifth in Mexico last weekend. Prost is regarded as one of t...
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VIDEO: Verstappen's extra-Mexican race review

Total F1 - 29 Oct 2018 19:10
VIDEO: Verstappen's extra-Mexican race review Max Verstappen got fully into the Mexican spirit as he gave us a debrief of his race victory at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. With consecutive victories in Mexico City under his belt, surely, Formula 1 will consider ...
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Kimi Räikkönen: Lewis 'Has Done the Best Job Of Any Of Us' A week on from claiming a popular victory Kimi Räikkönen was once again on the podium at the 2018 Mexican Grand Prix, the Finn suggesting tyre management was key to a good result. Pirelli brought their three softest co...
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists that his team's decision to race without its cooling rear wheel rims did not contribute to its W09 behaving like "an F3 car" in the Mexican Grand Prix
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