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Former F1 boss Max Mosley shot himself after learning he had weeks to live

The court heard that Mr Mosley had formed a "settled intent" and could not be persuaded.

Daily Record

Lewis Hamilton's ability questioned despite seven world title wins - 'Never had to push'

Despite being one of just two men to win seven F1 world titles, Lewis Hamilton's ability has been called into question - Mercedes have struggled so far this season and are working hard to solve their issues

Daily Mirror

Alfa Romeo wants FIA consistency after Zhou Saudi F1 penalty call

Alfa Romeo boss Fred Vasseur wants the FIA to be consistent after Guanyu Zhou became the first Formula 1 driver to fall foul of the new approach to radio messages.

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Wolff: No ‘arm twisting’ to convince F1 drivers to race in Saudi Arabia

Toto Wolff says there “wasn’t any arm twisting from our side” to convince Formula 1 drivers to race in Saudi Arabia after threats of a boycott emerged on Friday night.

Autosport

Max Mosley enjoyed dinner with wife hours before killing himself after suicide threat

An inquest concluded today into the former F1 boss' death and the court heard how he confessed to his personal assistant he intended to kill himself only hours before he did

Daily Mirror

Max Mosley shot himself after learning he had just weeks to live, inquest hears

Former F1 boss Max Mosley shot himself while in ‘debilitating’ pain after learning he had just weeks to live, an inquest heard.

The Independent UK

F1 boss Max Mosley ‘found with fatal gunshot wound after learning he had terminal cancer’

The former president of the motorsport’s governing body FIA for 16 years between died at home in Chelsea west London

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The questions that need answering after F1's marred second Saudi visit

OPINION: The second Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix began under the usual spotlight of the 'sportwashing' debate surrounding events in the country. A nearby missile attack on Friday put the whole event at risk, before a massive qualifying accident reared continuing safety concerns. While the race itself was a…

Autosport

Mick Schumacher’s $1million crash leaves Haas with F1 budget cap fears

Formula One team Haas have been left with a whopping bill reaching $1million (£760,000) after Mick Schumacher’s horror crash in Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying.

Evening Standard

Just how good is Japanese racing prodigy Juju Noda?

Japan’s Juju Noda will be the youngest driver on the grid when she tackles the W Series this year. But just how good is the much-heralded 16-year-old? Jamie Klein investigates.

Motorsport

Wolff: No "arm twisting" to convince F1 drivers to race in Saudi

Toto Wolff says there “wasn’t any arm twisting from our side” to convince Formula 1 drivers to race in Saudi Arabia after threats of a boycott emerged on Friday night.

Motorsport

Haas: Only chassis, engine escaped $1 million Schumacher F1 smash

Haas has revealed that the only major parts not written off in Mick Schumacher’s $1 million Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying crash were the survival cell and engine.

Autosport

Ferrari has cost cap concern in F1 2022 development war

Ferrari has urged to FIA to ensure that Formula 1’s budget cap is properly policed this year to prevent teams finding ways around the system for game changing upgrades.

Autosport

Haas: Only chassis and engine escaped $1 million Schumacher smash

Haas F1 has revealed that the only major parts that were not written off in Mick Schumacher’s $1 million Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying crash were the survival cell and power unit.

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Ten things we learned from the 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

The 2022 Formula 1 season continued with another action-packed grand prix in Jeddah. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc went toe-to-toe with world champion Max Verstappen and had to concede defeat to the Red Bull driver, but a serious crash and an oil refinery attack nearby the track marred the weekend. Here are…

Autosport

10 things we learned from the 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Motorsport

Domenicali: F1 not "blind" to concerns over Saudi GP future

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali insists the sport is not 'blind' to concerns about Saudi Arabia’s place on the calendar, but feels its presence can help the country.

Autosport

Domenicali: F1 "not blind" to concerns over Saudi Arabian GP future

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali insists the series is 'not blind' to concerns about Saudi Arabia’s place on the calendar, but feels its presence can help the country.

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Daily Mirror

Pierre Gasly forced to seek medical help after 'stabbing' pain during Saudi Arabia GP

AlphaTauri driver Pierre Gasly had to consult a doctor just moments after finishing eighth in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after experiencing a "stabbing pain"

Daily Mirror

F1 chief insists sport's 'morality' cannot be judged in defence of Saudi Arabia GP

Sunday's Saudi Arabia Grand Prix went ahead as planned despite the security concerns of F1 drivers following a missile attack near the Jeddah Street Circuit on Friday

Evening Standard

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: Formula 1 drivers to hold talks with bosses over future of race

Formula 1 drivers are set to hold discussions over the future of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after agreeing to yesterday’s race going ahead.

Autosport

Wolff: "Painful" Mercedes F1 form is an exercise in humility

Toto Wolff believes Mercedes’ current “painful” form in Formula 1 is an “exercise in humility” after failing to challenge Red Bull or Ferrari in Saudi Arabia last weekend.

Autosport

Autosport Podcast: F1 Saudi Arabian GP Review

Max Verstappen claimed his first victory as reigning Formula 1 world champion after getting the better of Charles Leclerc in a thrilling battle in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Daily Mirror

Max Verstappen slammed over "unfair" comment and told to "stop crying" despite F1 win

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen notched his first F1 win of the season at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, holding off Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in another thrilling finish

Sports Illustrated

Verstappen-Leclerc Battle Continues: Three Takeaways From Saudi Arabian GP

The Red Bull star snagged his first win of 2022 in a thrilling DRS battle, but one question looms: should F1 race in Saudi Arabia?

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