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Verstappen seems to enjoy summer break on St. Maarten with girlfriend The summer break of Formula 1 is in full swing. The drivers are enjoying their holidays and at GPblog we will keep you posted on all their activities. Max Verstappen seems to be on holiday on Sint Maarten with girlfriend...
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Pérez finds it hard: 'Verstappen is just a natural talent' Red Bull Racing is fighting for the world title this season with Max Verstappen. The Austrian team can therefore be satisfied with the first half of the season, although the performance of Sergio Pérez can still be impr...
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Calendar 'a bit of a chess game', admits Brown

Total F1 - 10 Aug 2021 14:20
Calendar 'a bit of a chess game', admits Brown Zak Brown admits that the remainder of the 2021 calendar, certainly after Italy remains 'a bit of a chess game' due to the uncertainty over the pandemic. In much the same way as nobody knows how the title battles between...
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Norris is on a completely different level: Lando Norris is experiencing a strong season in Formula 1. With 113 points, the McLaren driver is currently third in the championship. The Briton says his confidence has been boosted by the series of fifteen consecutive ...
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Why the FIA denied Aston Martin's review

Total F1 - 10 Aug 2021 02:50
Why the FIA denied Aston Martin's review Sebastian Vettel climbs aboard his AMR21 In passing down its decision to deny Aston Martin a review of Sebastian Vettel's exclusion from the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix, the FIA has explained its rationale. Vettel cro...
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Decision looming on Russell's F1 future

Total F1 - 10 Aug 2021 01:20
Decision looming on Russell's F1 future George Russell George Russell is confident that he will know what his Formula 1 future holds before the Belgian Grand Prix at the end of the month. The Englishman, who currently drives for Williams, has been heavily link...
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Russian Grand Prix close to selling out half-capacity The Russian Grand Prix, which is to be held at half-capacity this year, is close to selling out just over a month in advance. The race at Sochi was one of the first to welcome fans back last year in the midst of the glob...
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The Russian Grand Prix, which is to be held at half-capacity this year, is close to selling out just over a month in advance. The post Russian Grand Prix close to selling out half-capacity appeared first on PlanetF1.
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Aston Martin review Aston Martin has been unsuccessful in its appeal against Sebastian Vettel's disqualification from the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Raikkonen reveals how F1's changed

Total F1 - 10 Aug 2021 00:30
Raikkonen reveals how F1's changed Kimi Raikkonen Formula 1 has become increasingly dictated by rules over the last 20 years, according to 2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen. The 41-year-old is the most experienced driver in F1 history, having made his de...
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Ferrari to unleash 'significant' F1 engine upgrade Although there are homologation limits in place for engine manufacturers, which restrict them to just one update from last year, it has emerged that Ferrari has so far not unleashed all the changes it wanted to make with...
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Nikolas Tombazis, the FIA's head of single-seater technical matters, admitted that F1 2022 regulation changes may not improve the racing spectacle immediately. The post F1 2022 racing improvement ‘won’t happen overni...
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FIA rejects Aston Martin's right of review following Vettel's Hungary disqualification The FIA made the decision to deny Aston Martin's right of review after the team presented new evidence to support Vettel's fight to have his second place reinstated. More»
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Sato believes patience will lead to strong Tsunoda Ex-F1 driver Takuma Sato is confident that Yuki Tsunoda has all the ingredients for success, but he needs time to put them all together. The post Sato believes patience will lead to strong Tsunoda appeared first on Plane...
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California Gold

Racer - 10 Aug 2021 22:26
California Gold From mid August to mid September, California's Monterey Bay area, home to WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, becomes a motorsports and car (...)
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Capito: Hungary result shows Latifi deserves F1 seat Jost Capito believes Nicholas Latifi's performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix proves he deserves a spot on the F1 grid. Since the Canadian joined the grid at the start of the 2020 campaign, he has struggled to perform n...
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Jost Capito believes that Nicholas Latifi's performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix proves that he deserves a spot on the F1 grid. The post Capito: Hungary result shows Latifi deserves F1 seat appeared first on PlanetF1.
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Steiner contradicts Horner: 'That's just good management' Christian Horner was disappointed after the Grands Prix of Great Britain and Hungary. By the heavy crash of Max Verstappen in Silverstone the Austrian racing team suffered more than one million euro worth of damage. It m...
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Steiner on Haas crashes: Haas F1 team boss Guenther Steiner says that the crashes that Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin have on a regular basis are starting to get into the thick of things. So much so, that Steiner hopes the drivers will be mo...
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Views on Ferrari: 'The season in 2020 was bad, the worst since 1980' Ferrari experienced a dramatic season in 2020 and seemed to continue this line into the new year, but nothing could be further from the truth. The Italian racing team is in third place in the constructors' championship a...
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Binotto: 'Today only Red Bull is performing at a consistently higher level' Ferrari have made many big strides compared to last year when it comes to pit stops. But team boss Mattia Binotto believes it needs to be even faster and close the gap on Red Bull Racing. Binotto set a very simple goal f...
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Haas F1 in trouble because of crashes: 'Lost a lot of money as a result' Haas F1 team boss Guenther Steiner says that the crashes that Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin have on a regular basis are starting to get into the thick of things. So much so, that Steiner hopes the drivers will be mo...
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