Leclerc motivation still intact says Vasseur
Frederic Vasseur insists the "motivation" of Ferrari's star driver Charles Leclerc is still intact despite a horror start to his 2023 campaign.
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Piquet never intended to harm Massa
Former F1 driver Nelson Piquet jr says he never intended for his actions to deprive fellow Brazilian Felipe Massa of the 2008 title.
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Alpha Tauri top speed terrible says Tsunoda
Yuki Tsunoda is expecting Alpha Tauri's car to struggle even more than ever on the streets of Baku.
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No full-time F1 return for James Allison says Wolff
Toto Wolff has denied rumours the team's former technical boss James Allison has now returned to Mercedes full-time.
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Rookie de Vries fighting to survive in F1
Nyck de Vries has admitted he is under "pressure" to get up to speed in Formula 1.
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Rumours of Verstappen conflict overblown says Perez
Reports of conflict between Red Bull's two drivers have been overblown, according to Sergio Perez.
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Alonso not thinking about quitting F1
Fernando Alonso is not even "thinking" about retiring from Formula 1.
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Malaysia cannot afford F1 race comeback
Malaysia cannot afford to bring Formula 1 back to the Sepang circuit.
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Schumacher couldn't perform like Hulkenberg says Stuck
German racing legend Hans-Joachim Stuck isn't sure Mick Schumacher would have been able to keep up with countryman Nico Hulkenberg in 2023.
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Boredom no reason to change F1 rules says Steiner
Gunther Steiner says Formula 1 must resist the temptation to react to Red Bull's dominance by changing the rules.
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