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With two DNSs in four races, Alice Powell believes the Scuderia's reliability issues are creating "tension" with the drivers.

Once Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen wrapped up titles early, one difference in their racing has been noticed by an F1 pundit.

A tale of rebirth has transpired over the last four years for a local surgeon. Last February, at the age of 70, Dr. William Rohr became Dr. Kathryn Rohr, Kate for short. Rohr had suffered from a feeling of being different in some way since childhood. That feeling, known now as gender dysphoria, was due […]

Once children has been persuaded by teachers and syllabus to 'comes out' as 'non-binary' or 'trans', the religious rites begin: social transition, then puberty blockers to destroy the endocrine system, followed by cross-sex hormones, then irreversible surgery to shape a grotesque facsimile of what the opposite sex is said to look like

Before the 1970s, there were no trans organisations or publicly advertised gender clinics. But camp cultures brought together a variety of sexually- and gender-diverse people.

Harry Benjamin fears Mercedes are "getting worse" and that next year may not be any better with the team taking a "gamble" on an all-new car.

"And that's the difference. I think that's what outlines this as more dominant than other previous stints..."

Writer and historian Alison Li can trace her fascination with hormones to a rather gruesome origin: a biochem lab at the University of Calgary where, as an undergrad, she worked a few summers sawing cow skulls apart to access and work up the pituitary gland. Her time as a biochemistry student in the lab helped

Given a boost through Red Bull's limited wind tunnel time, Tom Coronel says Ferrari and Mercedes "missed a huge opportunity".

Fred Vasseur has refuted suggestions Max Verstappen is "damaging" Formula 1, the Ferrari team boss adamant that is "not" the case.