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Norris: Monza recovery after issues “one of my best F1 races”

McLaren’s Lando Norris thinks his Italian Grand Prix was one of his best F1 drives after recovering from a poor start and a slow pitstop.

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Bahrain 8 Hours to start the Le Mans Virtual Series 2022

Excitement is building as a new season of the Le Mans Virtual Series is about to get underway. The world’s best online endurance racers will line up on the grid in September to compete in the first event of this year’s five-round series, featuring some of the most iconic circuits…

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How Red Bull bucked the Monza F1 trend to win the Italian GP

Formula 1 teams have always revelled in the aerodynamic challenges posed by Monza, with its high-speed nature warranting a bespoke wing package.

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Vettel unhappy F1 'neglected' green message for Monza plane display

Sebastian Vettel is unhappy Formula 1 allowed the president of Italy to demand two flypasts ahead of the Monza race as it 'neglected' the series' green push.

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Hamilton enjoys battles like Monza "a thousand times" more than easy wins

Lewis Hamilton says he enjoyed his charge from 19th to fifth in Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix, stressing that such drives can be more satisfying than winning from the front.

Autosport

Obituary: Key Lola motorsport figure Mike Blanchet dies aged 74

Mike Blanchet, a figure synonymous with Lola Cars having progressed from sales director to joint MD, has died at the age of 74.

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Max Verstappen backed to beat Formula 1 record with Red Bull man’s dominance continuing

Max Verstappen needs just two wins from six races to match Michael Schumacher's record of 13 wins in one season, after showing dominant form to win the Italian Grand Prix

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Ex-Raikkonen F1 engineer Slade joins Haas to oversee Magnussen

Veteran Formula 1 race engineer Mark Slade has joined the Haas Formula 1 team and will run Kevin Magnussen’s car from the Singapore GP onwards.

Autosport

Williams: De Vries has "nothing else to do" to stake claim on 2023 F1 seat

Williams Formula 1 chief Jost Capito says Nyck de Vries has 'nothing else to do' to stake a claim for a 2023 seat, suggesting the ball is now in the Dutchman's court.

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Herta poised for Alpine test as AlphaTauri F1 interest continues

Colton Herta is being lined up for a private test with the Alpine team amid Red Bull’s push to get him in to Formula 1, Motorsport.com has learned.

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Sir Jackie Stewart: ‘The Queen liked to drive with speed’

Formula One legend said the Queen was a ‘wonderful driver’

The Independent UK

How F1 rules ignored in Abu Dhabi meant no Italian GP restart

Formula 1’s controversial safety car finish at the Italian Grand Prix has served to re-open wounds for many fans over what happened in Abu Dhabi last year.

Motorsport

Sir Jackie Stewart pays tribute to ‘wonderful, extraordinary’ Queen

The former Formula One world champion struck up a friendship with Her Majesty.

The Independent UK

Ferrari yellow a success as Puma leads Monza celebration

Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz raced in ‘Giallo Modena’ yellow at last weekend’s Italian Grand Prix after clothing supplier PUMA created special edition clothing in celebration of Ferrari’s 75th anniversary.

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Murphy expecting to be on Bathurst grid

Greg Murphy is confident he'll be on the Bathurst 1000 grid despite the concerns over an available chassis.

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First round of NASCAR playoffs may end "ugly" for Kyle Busch

Kyle Busch’s future home in NASCAR may finally settled but his path forward in the 2022 Cup Series playoffs remains filled with uncertainty.

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Ten things we learned at the 2022 F1 Italian Grand Prix

As Max Verstappen's bid to claim a second Formula 1 title gathers steam, the Italian Grand Prix played host to a fifth consecutive win for the Dutchman. It also featured safety car controversy, a true super-sub appearance and more silly season twists. Here's the 10 things we learned from the…

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10 things we learned at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix

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Porsche 'can't be optimistic' after Ferrari rout at Fuji WEC round

Porsche ‘can’t be optimistic’ of its World Endurance Championship title chances in the GTE Pro class after Ferrari’s dominance at Fuji, believes Michael Christensen.

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Alex Albon treated in intensive care after Williams driver suffered ‘respiratory failure’ in Italy

Williams driver Alex Albon was left on a ventilator this weekend after suffering complications following surgery.

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Cassidy surprised by Rast's stern defence after Spa DTM collision

Nick Cassidy says he was surprised how hard Rene Rast tried to defend his position against him after they came to blows in Sunday’s DTM race at Spa-Francorchamps, adding he was lucky to avoid any damage.

The National (Scotland)

Lewis Hamilton fears first winless season due to ‘almost unbeatable’ Red Bull

The Briton has won at least one grand prix each year since his debut campaign in 2007

Daily Mirror

Nyck de Vries discusses F1 future after impressive debut and run-in with stewards

De Vries was called up at short notice to race for Williams at the Italian Grand Prix, and the Dutchman grabbed the opportunity with both hands to enjoy a memorable F1 debut

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Red Bull's VSC plan shows Ferrari's F1 strategy call not wrong in Italian GP

Red Bull has revealed that it would have stopped Max Verstappen during the early VSC period at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix if then leader Charles Leclerc had not pitted.

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F1 Italian GP should have been red flagged, says Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks the FIA should have red-flagged Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix to avoid a safety car finish.

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