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Brackley Valtteri takes his 10th win in F1 with a dominant drive for the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team in Turkey On a persistently damp track with light rain hovering above, Valtteri completed an impressive victory at the Istanbul Park Circuit, also claiming the bonus point for fastest lap in the closing stages. Lewis secured P5 having started the race in P11 after taking a ten-place grid penalty for an ICE change, completing a number of fine overtakes in the opening stages.

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, Aug 14 (IANS) The organisers of the Dutch Grand Prix confirmed on Friday that the race will go ahead as planned at the refurbished Zandvoort track between September 3 to 5. The organisers got a green signal from Prime Minister Mark Rutte and ...

Ferrari straight-line speed not a disadvantage anymore Date published: March 14 2021 Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto does not expect their straight-line speed to put them at a disadvantage this season like it did in 2020. That was the Scuderia’s worst year in Formula 1 for 40 years, as they dropped from P2 in the Constructors’ Standings down to P6, mainly put down to their power unit. The struggling engine meant their speed on the straights in particular was inferior to that of their competitors, and they quickly fell behind. They have since, unsurprisingly, been working on those issues over...

autoevolution 3 Mar 2021, 16:39 UTC · by Racing Point is dead, long live the Aston Martin Cognizant F1 Team. The British carmaker is back in Formula 1 after an absence of more than 60 years, and with a Mercedes power unit in the middle of that chassis, the all-new AMR21 should instantly set itself up as a midfield powerhouse. 20 photos We’re basing that assumption off Racing Point’s performance from last season, when their “Pink Mercedes” cars managed to claim fourth place in the Constructor Standings, ahead of Renault and Ferrari, mind you, and just seven points shy of third-p...