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Sainz: 2022 F1 cars could trigger long-term back and neck issues

Carlos Sainz has cautioned that Formula 1 drivers could suffer long-term neck and back issues as a direct result of the current breed of cars.

Autosport

Mercedes hold secret test in France as they scramble to close gap with Red Bull and Ferrari

Constructors' champions Mercedes have held an extra testing session as they desperately seek to bridge the gap in pace to the front-runners Ferrari and Red Bull

Daily Mirror

Spanish GP preview | Verstappen looks to use momentum to catch up with Leclerc

Max Verstappen’s consecutive wins has cut Charles Leclerc lead in the Formula One drivers standings, making the Spanish Grand Prix another exciting contest

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Verstappen Targets Title Initiative at Scene of Teenage Triumph

Max Verstappen returns to the scene of his stunning teenage maiden Formula One triumph at the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend as a battle-hardened world champion in pursuit of his second title. After his tumultuous title victory in Abu Dhabi last year, the 24-year-old Dutchman has become one of the…

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Lewis Hamilton shrugs off F1 struggles with brilliant throwback - 'Still that same kid'

Lewis Hamilton posted a throwback image of himself along with a current photo as he attempts to fight back and recover from a poor start to the 2022 F1 season

Daily Mirror

Is F1 heading for a budget cap showdown over Red Bull/Ferrari development war?

Formula 1 has long been a hotbed of innuendo and accusation, with teams suggesting that a quick rival has a bendy front wing or an unusual straightline speed advantage.

Motorsport

Is F1 heading for a budget cap showdown over Red Bull and Ferrari development war?

Formula 1 has long been a hotbed of innuendo and accusation, with teams suggesting that a quick rival has a bendy front wing or an unusual straightline speed advantage.

Autosport

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Horner: Angsty Verstappen nothing to worry about

Red Bull insists it is not worried by Max Verstappen’s irritation at recent reliability dramas as both team and driver share the same focus on winning in Formula 1.

Autosport

Christian Horner makes F1 title prediction as Red Bull bid to avoid Lewis Hamilton repeat

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has had his say on how he believes the Formula 1 title race will play out, predicting a repeat of the final day drama witnessed in 2021.

Daily Mirror

Erling Haaland: Manchester City striker is not a Ferrari or a Fiat but Pep Guardiola’s new hybrid engine

Potentially an era-defining signing, Haaland should have no problem adapting to Guardiola’s style

The Independent UK

The F1 rear wing differences at centre of Red Bull v Ferrari fight

The lap time difference between Red Bull and Ferrari has been very small this year, but the two Formula 1 teams have taken a contrasting approach to set-ups.

Motorsport

Why there was more to Monaco than Leclerc’s Lauda Ferrari crash

The 13th Monaco Historique was about much more than Charles Leclerc’s unfortunate crash while demonstrating an ex-Niki Lauda Ferrari 312B3.

Autosport

Top five Spanish F1 drivers ranked: Alonso, Sainz and more

As Formula 1 heads to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix, we take a look at the homegrown talent that has graced the championship over the years

Autosport

The wide floor doubt over Mercedes' zero-pod F1 concept

Mercedes heads to this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix hoping to finally get an answer about whether or not its 'zero-pod' design has a future.

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Pictured: The broken brake disc that caused Leclerc's Monaco Historic GP crash

Formula 1 world championship leader Charles Leclerc grabbed the headlines last weekend when he crashed a Ferrari 312B3 at the Monaco Historic Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Pictured: The broken brake disc that caused Leclerc's Monaco crash

Formula 1 world championship leader Charles Leclerc grabbed the headlines last weekend when he crashed a Ferrari 312B3 at the Monaco Historic GP.

Motor1

Charles Leclerc Crashes Ex-Niki Lauda's Ferrari F1 Car After Brake Failure

The incident took place during the Monaco Historic Grand Prix.

Motorsport

The wide floor doubt over Mercedes' zero-pod concept

Mercedes heads to this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix hoping to finally get an answer about whether or not its 'zero-pod' design has a future.

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How tech rebooted economics and platforms broke the invisible hand

Growing evidence and new research explain the evolution of economic diversity and the need to rethink monopolies in the age of technology.

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Charles Leclerc Crashes Niki Lauda’s 1974 Ferrari at Monaco

Leclerc was showing off the iconic Ferrari during a demonstration at the Monaco Historic Grand Prix.

Daily Mirror

Charles Leclerc crashes Niki Lauda's iconic 1974 £1m Ferrari into wall at Monaco

What was meant to be a special day for Charles Leclerc did not go to plan, after he crashed Niki Lauda’s iconic 1974 Ferrari worth £1 million whilst riding round Monaco

Motorsport

Leclerc crashes ex-Niki Lauda Ferrari F1 car at Monaco Historic GP

Formula 1 points leader Charles Leclerc has crashed an ex-Niki Lauda classic Ferrari grand prix car during a demonstration run at the 2022 Monaco Historic event on Sunday.

Daily Mirror

Ferrari ramp up Red Bull mind games by aiming budget cap accusation at F1 rivals

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has applied pressure to Red Bull by suggesting the Milton Keynes-based team have spent more of their budget on upgrades than the Prancing Horses

The Hindu

Can the Mercedes juggernaut course-correct after careening off its rails?

The team’s approach to F1’s radical rules change was completely different to the rest of the pack. But after five poor races, there are questions about whether it has gone down the wrong route with its innovative approach

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner identifies key priority for Red Bull in F1 battle with Ferrari

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has identified the one thing his engineers should focus on as the Milton Keynes-based team chase down Ferrari in the world championships

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