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Location American Motorsport News for 3 September 2019
Kimi Räikkönen: Despite so much promise, it was a pointless Belgian Grand Prix for Alfa Romeo Racing, with Kimi Räikkönen finishing down in sixteenth and Antonio Giovinazzi crashing out with just over a lap remaining. Räikkönen's af...
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John Force raced to his fifth career victory at Indianapolis, winning the Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals on Monday.
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J. Force, Kalitta highlight winners at memorable U.S. Nationals A month after picking up his 150th career NHRA win, 16-time Funny Car world champion John Force raced to his fifth career victory at Indy, (...)
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McLaren: Renault needs to be 'transparent' about engines Lando Norris McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has called for Renault to be 'transparent' about its engine issues after twin failures in the Belgian Grand Prix. Lando Norris was a comfortable fifth position when his c...
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Kanaan and Dixon check out smooth and racy Richmond The first three or four IndyCar races at Richmond Raceway from 2001-2004 featured two grooves and lots of passing but the last trio (...)
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Engine Penalties Left Renault Vulnerable to Spa First Corner Incidents - Abiteboul Cyril Abiteboul reckoned the grid penalties that were handed to Daniel Ricciardo and Nico Hülkenberg for the Belgian Grand Prix left them vulnerable to the first corner antics that left both drivers compromised on Sunda...
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Rosenqvist seeing the upside after another second place Felix Rosenqvist continues to sit on the threshold of victory in the NTT IndyCar Series. The 27-year-old Swede has finished runner-up on (...)
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Romain Grosjean: Romain Grosjean said it was a 'tough feeling' to finish down in thirteenth having run as high as sixth in Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, with the Frenchman feeling his raced was compromised by running with too high a downf...
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Magnussen Takes Responsibility for 'Wrong Call' on Tyre Strategy in Belgium Kevin Magnussen admitted it was his decision to stay on the soft Pirelli tyre for as long as he did during Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, and it was only when he finally made the switch to the medium compound did his car c...
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Pirelli's Mario Isola: Leclerc Mario Isola said Charles Leclerc was a deserving winner of Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix after a strong performance throughout the weekend at Spa-Francorchamps, on what was an extremely difficult Sunday for everyone follow...
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Gasly reviews his new F1 car: 'Quite different from Red Bull' Pierre Gasly made his return to Toro Rosso during the Belgium Grand Prix weekend after Red Bull Racing walked him through the exit door during Formula 1's summer break. The Frenchman managed to finish in the points at Sp...
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McLaren's Seidl on Double Spa Retirement: For only the fourth time in 2019 and the first time since the Canadian Grand Prix in June, the McLaren F1 Team left a Grand Prix without a point, with both Carlos Sainz Jr. and Lando Norris retiring from Sunday's Belgian...
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McLaren's Zak Brown wants a rotation calendar to avoid 22 race F1 season The 2020 Formula 1 season will feature an unprecedented total of 22 races. Races in the Netherlands and Vietnam will be added, while only Germany misses out. Yet again, Liberty Media are pushing for more and more races i...
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Kimball building momentum after strong Portland showing As Carlin Racing's Charlie Kimball can attest, sometimes a 10th-place finish feels like a podium. The NTT IndyCar Series veteran (...)
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Race and Concours winners from Lime Rock Historic Festival 37 Following five days of activities, the 37th annual Historic Festival crossed the finish line Monday to close out another successful race (...)
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Racing on TV, Sept. 6-8

Racer - 3 Sep 2019 19:04
Racing on TV, Sept. 6-8 Straight back to work for F1 on Ferrari's home turf at Monza. A variety of motor racing is available for streaming on demand at the (...)
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McLaren: Alonso not in frame to replace Norris at Spa McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has confirmed that Sergey Sirotkin, not Fernando Alonso, would have replaced Lando Norris at the Belgian Grand Prix if the Brit's foot injury left him unable to perform. During the su...
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Honda is amazed by Ferrari and Mercedes problems: 'Engine problems not expected' Mercedes and Ferrari experiencedengine problems during the Belgium Grand Prix weekend. As a result, Honda boss Toyoharu Tanabe is surprised by the failures as he didn't expect such problems to occur in rival engines. Dur...
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Ferrari and Vettel mystified by pace gap to Leclerc at Spa Sebastian Vettel was clueless as to why he was so significantly outpaced by Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc in last Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix. From qualifying on Saturday to the checkered flag on race day, Leclerc had...
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CRANDALL: Jones reaches the next level

Racer - 3 Sep 2019 18:44
CRANDALL: Jones reaches the next level A season of potential finally came to fruition for Erik Jones in the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway, and what a relief it was. "Yeah, (...)
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Italian GP: Mercedes expecting another tough weekend on Monza power circuit The Ferrari cars dominated the Belgium Grand Prix weekend, but Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas both climbed onto the podium as Sebastian Vettel missed out on the celebrations once again. Toto Wolff is expecting anothe...
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Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has questioned the need for Formula 1 to introduce standard parts in 2021 when the sport will have a budget cap in place.
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