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Formula 1: New technical, sporting & financial rules for 2021 revealed
Plans to revolutionise Formula 1 in 2021 are revealed by the sport's bosses on the eve of this weekend's US Grand Prix.
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United States Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton aims to become world champion for sixth time
A popular circuit, great races, lots of overtaking and a world champion waiting to be crowned - BBC Sport previews the United States Grand Prix.
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Miami Grand Prix: Formula 1 race proposals hit setback after local opposition
Formula 1's bid for a grand prix in Miami hits another setback after local officials vote in favour of measures that could complicate plans.
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Formula 1 rule changes: The Secret Aerodynamicist
Wakey, wakey - it's time to find out the shape of Formula 1's future, and just how exciting it all is.
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Red Bull 'spit drivers out' - Hamilton backs Albon
Lewis Hamilton urges Red Bull to offer more support to Alex Albon saying the team are quick to oust their young drivers.
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Ferrari want to operate in the 'sharpest possible manner' for 2020
Ferrari are determined to sharpen up their race management over the final four races to boost 2020 performance potential.
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Rivals wrong to be too hard on Verstappen - Palmer
Max Verstappen's legacy of occasionally racing beyond the limits in the past appears to still be at the forefront of his rivals' minds, writes...
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Lewis Hamilton wins Mexican GP but misses out on F1 title
Lewis Hamilton wins Mexican Grand Prix, but must wait to claim sixth F1 world title
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Verstappen's comments raise eyebrows: Mexican GP - all you need to know
Max Verstappen's honesty about not slowing down during qualifying appeared to be what triggered the stewards into punishing him.
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Mexican GP: Max Verstappen on pole as Valtteri Bottas crashes heavily
Max Verstappen takes pole position for Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix, as Valtteri Bottas crashes heavily
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Mexican GP: Sebastian Vettel top as Lewis Hamilton only fifth
Title delay for Hamilton? Sebastian Vettel is fastest in Mexico second practice, Hamilton fifth
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Lewis Hamilton: Mercedes driver is scarred but motivated by racist abuse, says Toto Wolff
Lewis Hamilton carries the scars of being racially abused as a child, says his Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.