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Who is driving in F1’s final 2022 test in Abu Dhabi
Formula 1’s post-season Abu Dhabi test should feature a full house of new faces in new places, with every team set to run their new 2023 drivers
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Formula 1’s post-season Abu Dhabi test should feature a full house of new faces in new places, with every team set to run their new 2023 drivers
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Ferrari admits it was forced to “lower the power” of its Formula 1 engine during the 2022 season, following numerous failures suffered in the early part of the campaign
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Nico Hulkenberg says his desire to return to Formula 1 “crept back” in 2022, having not been “too stressed” about a comeback during his previous two years on the sidelines
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Logan Sargeant has been officially confirmed as a Williams Formula 1 driver for the 2023 season, here are five reasons why the team chose him
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Logan Sargeant has been officially confirmed as a 2023 Williams Formula 1 driver and completes next year’s grid after securing a superlicence with his fourth-place finish in the Formula 2 championship
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Takaaki Nakagami has undergone a third surgery on his right hand, as he continues to repair damage sustained at Aragon and exacerbated by his attempts to race at his home MotoGP round at Motegi
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As of Monday, Oscar Piastri has officially started as a McLaren Formula 1 driver. Though he’s already had one private run in the team’s 2021 car, he and McLaren have an important day ahead of them in the post-season Abu Dhabi test on Tuesday
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The curtain-closing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was the final chance for drivers to impress in the 2022 Formula 1 season. So who signed off on a high, and who was left disappointed?
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Our latest video explains why Daniel Ricciardo chose to return to Red Bull as a reserve driver over chasing a race seat at the back end of the Formula 1 grid for 2023
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Carlos Sainz thinks “cheeky” driving from Lewis Hamilton early on in Abu Dhabi stopped him from better supporting Charles Leclerc’s efforts to beat Sergio Perez to second in the Formula 1 drivers standings – something Leclerc achieved anyway
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The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was all about Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez’s battle for second place both on the day and in the 2022 Formula 1 world championship. We debate how it was settled in The Race F1 Podcast
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Much has been made of Ferrari’s strategic shortcomings in 2022, but at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix it was able to force the issue against Red Bull and Sergio Perez. That was only possible – inadvertently – thanks to race winner Max Verstappen