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Bahrain 2014 influenced Mercedes’ British GP strategic variance
Mercedes believed its split strategy at the British Grand Prix was creating an opportunity for both of its F1 drivers to fight for victory.
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Wolff: Bottas has stepped up Mercedes performances this year
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says Valtteri Bottas has made significant improvements to his performances this season but remains tight-lipped on the...
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F1 Gossip: Ground effect set for return in 2021
In today's F1 gossip, a return for ground effect, Hamilton snr on Verstappen and Vietnam GP tickets go on sale.
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Monchaux to replace Resta as Alfa Romeo technical director
Alfa Romeo confirms Monchaux will take over as technical director on August 1 following Resta's departure.
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FE champion Vergne open to top three F1 team offer
Reigning Formula E champion Jean-Eric Vergne says he would "definitely consider" an offer from a top F1 team.
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Hamilton backs Vettel to rebound from current struggles
Hamilton backs "one of the greats" Vettel to bounce back from his difficult recent run of form.
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Mercedes wary of ‘unconscious favouritism’ for its F1 drivers
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is wary about “unconsciously” favouring either of its F1 drivers by carrying out different strategies at Silverstone.
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Rich Energy changes name, confirms Storey exit
Rich Energy becomes 'Lightning Volt' as Storey is ousted as CEO.
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Schumacher’s F1 records still on another level to Hamilton – Wolff
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says Lewis Hamilton is on the path to match Michael Schumacher’s all-time F1 records but feels the seven-time world...
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Singapore Grand Prix’s showstopper music competition!
The Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix has launched a global competition offering the ultimate race and VIP concert experience.
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Hamilton: Maintaining respect with Bottas vital
Lewis Hamilton is adamant he and Mercedes F1 teammate Valtteri Bottas must maintain respect as the 2019 title fight intensifies.
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Vettel under a different kind of pressure at Ferrari – Brawn
Former Ferrari chief Ross Brawn believes Sebastian Vettel is facing new problems at the Italian squad in 2019