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Japanese GP typhoon: Qualifying postponed as Typhoon Hagibis nears
Formula 1 has cancelled all activities at the Japanese Grand Prix on Saturday as a result of the threat of Typhoon Hagibis.
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It’s all about winning. I’m not here to be liked - Verstappen
Taking on Hamilton and getting under Leclerc's skin in a sport that's "all about winning" - Red Bull's Max Verstappen tells BBC Sport's Andrew...
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Ferrari's Vettel & Leclerc say dispute is over
Ferrari drivers Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc say they have put their dispute over team orders at the Russian Grand Prix behind them.
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'We both met and it's been put to bed' - Ricciardo settles legal dispute with former manager
Daniel Ricciardo has made an out-of-court agreement to settle a legal dispute in which his former manager was claiming more than £10m.
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F1 delays qualifying decision until Friday over typhoon threat
Formula 1 delays a decision on whether to cancel Japanese Grand Prix qualifying as a result of Typhoon Hagibis until Friday.
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Japanese GP preview: Ferrari look for harmony at 'old school' Suzuka
F1 heads to Suzuka where Ferrari need driver harmony, Lewis Hamilton can edge towards a sixth world title and the fans are fanatical about... well,...
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Japan GP practice and race could be affected as typhoon changes course
England's final World Cup group match against France and F1 qualifying could be affected as the typhoon that is due to hit Japan changes course.
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Typhoon Hagibis: Adverse Japanese weather could effect Rugby World Cup and F1 this weekend
Rugby World Cup organisers say they are monitoring a powerful typhoon forming to the south of Japan which could bring fierce winds and torrential...
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Toro Rosso: Naoki Yamamoto to make F1 debut in Japanese Grand Prix practice
Japan's Naoki Yamamoto will make his Formula 1 debut when he drives a Toro Rosso in first practice at his home grand prix on Friday.
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'I'm still processing everything' - Correa speaks publicly for first time since fatal crash
Formula 2 driver Juan Manuel Correa speaks out for the first time since being severely injured in the crash that killed Anthoine Hubert.
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Ferrari overcomplicating life with team orders - Palmer
Ferrari might be overcomplicating life with team orders, says former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer in his column for BBC Sport.
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Vettel and Leclerc 'need careful handling' - Brawn
Former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn says Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc are a 'potentially explosive combination' for the F1 team.