Jon Noble

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'I made a fool of myself' - Norris's apology to Piastri

Lando Norris was quick to seek out Oscar Piastri to apologise for their Canadian GP clash

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The key uncertainty that could decide Canadian GP

Canadian GP front-row starters George Russell and Max Verstappen pulled off strategic masterstrokes in qualifying. Will the choice that set them apart there help or hinder them in the race itself?

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McLaren drivers could run different suspension for rest of title fight

McLaren boss Andrea Stella has suggested Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri may well end up diverging on suspension choice over the remainder of the year – but denies this could become a factor that influences their Formula 1 title battle

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'It feels the same' - Hamilton's muted reaction to Canada uplift

Lewis Hamilton's best grid position in three months = a breakthrough? Hamilton doesn't think so...

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This is Colapinto's big chance to secure his F1 future

One F1 driver thrown in at the deep end this year has the chance to show tangible progress with his results after a very strong qualifying in Montreal

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Hadjar penalised for incident that enraged Sainz

Isack Hadjar has been given a three-place grid penalty at the Canadian Grand Prix for impeding Carlos Sainz in qualifying

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Tsunoda rages at 'ridiculous' grid penalty for red flag pass

Yuki Tsunoda has slammed his 10-place grid penalty for Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix as "ridiculous", after being punished for overtaking Oscar Piastri under red flag conditions in practice

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Why Canadian GP's main headache is bad news for McLaren

Formula 1 teams are bracing themselves for the exact tyre management headache in the Canadian Grand Prix that is McLaren’s Achilles heel

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Red Bull to bring Tsunoda up to spec with Verstappen in Canada

There's been a car spec disparity between the two Red Bulls ever since Yuki Tsunoda’s huge Imola crash, but that's about to change

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Vasseur's angry attack on 'disrespectful' Ferrari critics

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has reacted angrily to media speculation about his future – claiming it is ‘disrespectful’ and has ended up ‘hurting’ the team

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Norris testing long-awaited fix for 'numb' McLaren issue

Lando Norris is testing a revised front suspension at Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix that McLaren hopes will help both its drivers overcome a “numb” feeling they have complained of at times

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Leclerc: McLaren is skewing all F1 2025 judgements

Is Ferrari having a bad 2025 F1 season? Or is McLaren having such a good one it's making everyone else look bad?

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What Hadjar has to face before he's ready for Red Bull

Isack Hadjar's admission that he doesn't feel ready for a Red Bull Racing Formula 1 race seat right now is telling

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'Why should I change?' - Verstappen defiant amid ban risk

It took just one question for Max Verstappen to dismiss the notion that a very real threat of a one-race ban might impact his uncompromising approach to racing at this weekend's Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix

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What we know about sudden Vasseur criticism and Ferrari exit talk

A wave of reports in some of Italy’s biggest media outlets have criticised various aspects of Fred Vasseur’s Ferrari leadership ahead of Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix. Here's what we know

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Mercedes reverts to new suspension it parked after its debut

Mercedes is to reintroduce the latest version of its rear suspension for Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix this weekend – having parked it for the last two races

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Ben Sulayem's controversial changes voted through despite warnings

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has won an overwhelming majority for controversial changes to the governing body’s statutes despite a last-minute warning about their impact

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New attack on Ben Sulayem plans warns of 'dark period' for FIA

Senior FIA figures have been warned that the governing body’s credibility is at risk if they vote in support of proposed changes to the statutes put forward by president Mohammed Ben Sulayem

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F1 tightens 2026 rules to close off tyre cooling tricks

Formula 1 teams will be explicitly banned from exploiting any tyre cooling tricks from next year via an intriguing new amendment to the 2026 technical regulations

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The true impact of F1's mid-season rule change is still to come

McLaren's rivals didn't get the instant game-changer they hoped for from the flexi-wing crackdown, but look out for longer-term impacts

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Why Audi is talking down its new F1 team

Sauber's come a long way lately. But there is still a much longer way to go before its new Audi guide will be as good as it needs to be, admits its F1 project chief Mattia Binotto in an exclusive interview

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Stroll on target to be fit for Canadian GP after all

Lance Stroll looks to be on course to return to Formula 1 action at the Canadian Grand Prix, but a final decision is unlikely to be made until next week as he recovers from a wrist operation

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The F1 officiating issue Horner feels Verstappen incident exposed

F1 teams are being left to second-guess stewards' decisions and need better guidance on whether drivers need to give positions back, according to Red Bull's Christian Horner

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Red Bull set for exemption that would give it new F1 driver option

A Formula 1 superlicence exemption request from Red Bull for its protege Arvid Lindblad is to be discussed by the FIA next week, The Race can reveal

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Red Bull mule car debut shows us what to expect from 2026

Red Bull’s participation in this week’s Pirelli 2026 Formula 1 tyre test has given us another clear indication about how much downforce is going to be reduced next year

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Alonso's heroics are masking this Aston Martin overtaking problem

Fernando Alonso wants Aston Martin to sort out its lack of straightline speed in Formula 1, so he can stop needing to “invent” bold places to overtake

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Three revelations from Mercedes' disastrous triple-header

What really went wrong for Mercedes in a triple-header where it was leapfrogged by Ferrari and outscored by Racing Bulls? Here's what we've learned from the F1 team's post-Spanish GP debrief

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Tsunoda finally gets his Red Bull test with bonus double run

Yuki Tsunoda's hopes of unlocking the answers he needs to turnaround his lack of form have received a timely boost this week with a double Formula 1 test for Red Bull

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F1 abandons plan to make divisive skid block change mandatory

Formula 1 has abandoned plans to make steel skid blocks mandatory for selected races this year, and has come up with a new plan instead

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Cadillac's first big-name F1 sponsor deal explained

Cadillac has secured the first sponsor for its new F1 team with a deal that will bring clothing brand Tommy Hilfiger back to grand prix racing

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11 things we learned from F1's Spanish GP

There was even more going on at F1's Spanish GP than two big narratives (one pre-race and one in-race) would suggest. Here's what we learned at Barcelona

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Why Red Bull made the Spanish GP call that doomed Verstappen

Red Bull's decision to put Max Verstappen on the unfancied hard tyre late on in the Spanish Grand Prix aged very badly very quickly - but what was the original logic?

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Verstappen concedes Russell clash shouldn't have happened

Max Verstappen has now admitted that his crash with George Russell in F1's Spanish GP was "not right and shouldn’t have happened"

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F1's wing clampdown effects are bigger than they seem

Formula 1's new flexi-wing directive didn't draastically change the order - but seems to be having an under-the-radar impact that should be more pronounced in races

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'I take responsibility' - Leclerc's qualifying sacrifice explained

Charles Leclerc says he will take personal responsibility if Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix weekend ends in disappointment, after he pushed for the tyre calls that hurt his chances in qualifying

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'Disconnected' tyre should force Spanish GP strategy variety

F1 should finally get a natural two-stop race at the Spanish GP as teams cannot get one of the tyre options to work

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Six things we learned from rare Briatore media appearance

Flavio Briatore's first appearance in an official F1 press conference in a decade and a half was pretty eventful

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The new headache steel skid block move will give F1 teams

Steel skid blocks which effectively "wear down like butter" could force Formula 1 teams to raise their car ride-heights later this year if they are made mandatory at specific grands prix

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Silverstone and Spa next to get F1 strategy shake-up

Pirelli has elected to shake things up with its Formula 1 tyre selection for the British and Belgian Grands Prix in its efforts to spice up the racing

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'Poorly designed' F1 rules need flexi-wings, argues Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton believes Formula 1's flexi-wing clampdown is a step in the wrong direction – because it gets rid of a "Band-Aid for poorly designed technical regulations"