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Nyck de Vries confirms talks with Red Bull boss Helmut Marko after shining on F1 debut

The Dutch driver got plenty of people talking after scoring points on his F1 debut at Monza for Williams, and his options for a potential 2023 seat have opened up since

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F1 teams in race to use up mandatory rookie FP1 sessions

Formula 1 teams are in a race to fulfil their obligations to run a rookie in two FP1 sessions, with several yet to confirm their plans.

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F1 teams in race to use up rookie FP1 sessions

Formula 1 teams are in a race to fulfil their obligations to run a rookie in two FP1 sessions, with several yet to confirm their plans.

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Max Verstappen verdict on F1 silly season including Fernando Alonso and Daniel Ricciardo

Max Verstappen has given his thoughts on Fernando Alonso's move to Aston Martin and McLaren's decision to terminate Daniel Ricciardo's contract

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De Vries confirms Marko talks but F1 future "beyond my control"

Nyck de Vries has confirmed that he is talking to Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko about a possible future with the AlphaTauri Formula 1 team.

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Nyck de Vries ‘close’ to being rewarded with F1 seat after fine Italian GP debut

The Dutch driver picked up championship points during a surprise F1 debut grabbing the attention of Alpha Tauri, who could beat Williams to his signature for next season

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Williams waiting on Sargeant as F1 driver market hots up

Williams looks set to rely on Logan Sargeant qualifying for a superlicence as the last pieces of the 2023 Formula 1 driver market begin to fall into place.

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Brown: Herta case shows F1 superlicence system needs review

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown thinks the FIA's superlicence rules need to be reviewed following IndyCar ace Colton Herta's struggles to pass the threshold needed to race in Formula 1.

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Brown: Verstappen, Raikkonen wouldn't have qualified for F1 superlicence either

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown thinks the FIA's superlicence rules need to be reviewed in the wake of Colton Herta's struggle to obtain one, saying that under the current system world champions Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen wouldn't have gotten one either.

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Nyck de Vries 'spotted meeting' Helmut Marko as AlphaTauri seek Colton Herta alternative

Pierre Gasly's move to Alpine looked in danger after Red Bull's Colton Herta deal collapsed, but it seems AlphaTauri have found an alternative they would be happy with

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Zak Brown aims parting shot at ‘silly’ F1 Alpine boss after McLaren victory in Oscar Piastri saga

McLaren boss Zak Brown has labelled Alpine counterpart Otmar Szafnauer as “looking a little silly” after the Oscar Piastri saga.

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Toto Wolff "won't understand the world anymore" if Mercedes driver is denied 2023 F1 seat

Wolff claimed even the legendary Niki Lauda would have been impressed by Nyck de Vries' F1 debut, and said he would be stunned if the Dutchman is not on the grid next year

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Colton Herta deal off as Red Bull give up on plan to convince FIA to let American join F1

The reported collapse of the deal will most likely end Pierre Gasly's chances of leaving a year early for a fresh start with Alpine, as AlphaTauri will now want to keep the Frenchman

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Kvyat: No obstacles to surprise F1 return

Daniil Kvyat sees “no obstacles” to an eventual return to Formula 1, despite the ongoing issues over Russian drivers in the wake of the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

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Colton Herta's F1 switch off as Red Bull abandons efforts

Colton Herta's hopes of moving to Formula 1 next year have been dashed, with Red Bull abandoning its efforts to secure the IndyCar race winner a seat at AlphaTauri.

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Herta's F1 switch off as Red Bull abandons efforts

Colton Herta's hopes of moving to Formula 1 next year have been dashed, with Red Bull abandoning its efforts to secure him an AlphaTauri seat.

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Alonso certain he will reach 400 F1 races as record awaits in Singapore

Fernando Alonso is certain he will go on to reach 400 Formula 1 race starts as he prepares to break Kimi Raikkonen’s record in Singapore.

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Alonso certain he will surpass 400 F1 races as record awaits in Singapore

Fernando Alonso is certain he will go on to reach 400 Formula 1 race starts as he prepares to break Kimi Raikkonen’s record in Singapore.

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Daniel Ricciardo ready to accept his F1 fate as 2023 seat chances continue to fade

With his options for a 2023 race seat narrowing as each day passes, Ricciardo knows he may have to take a year out of the sport – and will not force a move for the sake of it

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Otmar Szafnauer "one of Alpine's best" despite Fernando Alonso and Oscar Piastri exits

Alpine have been in the headlines a lot in recent months, and not always for great reasons, but still chief executive is happy with the boss team principal Szafnauer is doing

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Jacques Villeneuve compares driving F1 simulator to "taking mushrooms" after Alpine test

Villeneuve sat behind the wheel of a 2021 Alpine Formula 1 car for a test at Monza this week, and the 1997 world champion had some odd things to say about the experience

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Four drivers set to take part in Alpine test as Fernando Alonso replacements considered

Pierre Gasly was the team's preferred choice, but that move depends on AlphaTauri replacing him with Colton Herta – so the Enstone outfit is keeping its options open

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Alpine expects ‘massive’ downforce step from new Singapore F1 floor

Alpine says a new floor upgrade it is bringing to Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix should deliver a ‘massive’ step forward in downforce.

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Alpine expects "massive" downforce step from new Singapore F1 floor

Alpine says a new floor upgrade it is bringing to Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix should deliver a ‘massive’ step forward in downforce.

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Brown: Szafnauer looks "a little silly" after Piastri F1 contract comments

Zak Brown believes McLaren was right to keep quiet about the Formula 1 contract saga surrounding Oscar Piastri, saying Alpine chief Otmar Szafnauer now looks 'a little silly.'

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