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Mercedes chief strategist James Vowles has insisted steps are being taken by the F1 team to "mitigate" the chance of repeating the pit-stop...

Is Lando Norris an F1 champion in the making? F1 News 16:30 So far this year Lando Norris has proven himself to be the F1 driver of the season. After five grands prix, the McLaren racer is third in the standings behind title-chasing duo Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, culminating in a fine third in the Monaco Grand Prix. Article continues under video There is no doubt that over the past two years since joining F1, Norris has grown in stature, as you would perhaps expect any driver to do over such a period of time. But this is the cut-throat world of F1 where it has been proven on many an o...

Hamilton "grateful for crappy days like this" after Monaco GP "sucked balls" F1 News Ian Parkes & Sam Hall 04:00 Lewis Hamilton declared himself "grateful for crappy days" like the Monaco Grand Prix he claims help him learn every lesson possible from a lacklustre F1 weekend. Hamilton surrendered his championship lead to race-winner Max Verstappen after finishing seventh around the streets of the Principality, describing the day as one that "sucked balls". Article continues under video The seven-time champion is now four points behind his rival, while Mercedes are a point adrift of Red Bull i...

'); } Monaco Grand Prix Alonso questions lack of respect after Sainz Monaco glory - 'It was a funeral when I was P2' F1 News Monaco Grand Prix Alonso questions lack of respect after Sainz Monaco glory - 'It was a funeral when I was P2' Ian Parkes & Sam Hall 14:30 Fernando Alonso does not believe he was shown the respect he deserved for his F1 podiums with Ferrari, underlined by the response to fellow countryman Carlos Sainz's second place in Monaco. Two-time champion Alonso has scored 32 race wins and 97 podiums in his career, with 11 of those victories and 32 additional top-three finish...

Bottas demands Mercedes solution from "big mistake" with Monaco pit stop F1 News 19:48 - Updated: 19:48 Valtteri Bottas was left dumbfounded by the wheel nut problem that forced him into retirement from the Monaco Grand Prix and damaged his F1 title hopes. The Mercedes driver was in a comfortable second place before pitting, only for the right-front wheel nut to cross-thread and 'machine' itself to the axle of the W12. Article continues under video It was Bottas' second retirement of the season, leaving him fourth in the drivers' standings behind McLaren's Lando Norri...