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Toro Rosso sticks with Gasly, Kvyat for 2020
Toro Rosso has retained Pierre Gasly and Daniil Kvyat for the 2020 F1 season.
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Russell: Changes promising for Williams heading into 2020
George Russell hopes for a promising 2020 for Williams after a nightmare run so far this season
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Mercedes boss Wolff to miss Brazilian Grand Prix
Mercedes chief Toto Wolff will be absent from the Brazilian GP to “focus on other open topics”
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Vettel: F1’s more downforce move not a mistake
Sebastian Vettel says F1’s regulation changes to increase downforce wasn’t an error as he gives backing to the 2021 plans
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F1 budget cap only chance to level playing field – Seidl
McLaren boss Andreas Seidl sees the new budget cap as the only way F1 can provide equal competition
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Hamilton: I’m too competitive to ease off with two races to go
Lewis Hamilton won’t relent over the final two rounds of the 2019 F1 season despite already sealing the world title
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Ricciardo: I don’t care if F1 cars are three seconds slower in 2021
Daniel Ricciardo dismisses concerns about slower F1 cars in the 2021 rules shake-up if it creates closer racing
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Brown: Alternating races a solution to F1 calendar headache
McLaren’s Zak Brown urges Formula 1 bosses to consider striking deals where races alternate on different seasons to keep the race calendar manageable
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Bottas: I haven’t reached my peak yet
Valtteri Bottas knows he has to produce his best on a consistent basis to fight for a maiden Formula 1 world title
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Hamilton refutes 2019 as ‘easiest’ F1 title
Lewis Hamilton calls his 2019 Formula 1 world championship victory his hardest at Mercedes considering challenges he has faced both on and off track
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F1 Gossip: Chadwick feels 'further away' from F1
Jamie Chadwick gives an honest assessment of her chances of becoming the first woman to race in F1 for over 40 years.
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McLaren open to F1 tests for O'Ward, Askew
There could be some driver crossover between F1 and IndyCar in the future, according to McLaren's Zak Brown.