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Red Bull takes ex-Ferrari F1 junior Fittipaldi under its wing
Former Ferrari junior Enzo Fittipaldi has joined Red Bull’s Formula 1 young driver academy ahead of a likely second full season in Formula 2
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Former Ferrari junior Enzo Fittipaldi has joined Red Bull’s Formula 1 young driver academy ahead of a likely second full season in Formula 2
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Alpine has agreed to release Oscar Piastri to drive for McLaren in the post-Abu Dhabi Grand Prix test
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Mick Schumacher doubts his on-track results in the final two events of the season will “hugely change” his Formula 1 destiny, with Haas team principal Guenther Steiner suggesting a final decision on its 2022 driver line-up is imminent
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Coincidentally, the last driver to pull off a surprise pole position at Interlagos is Kevin Magnussen’s likely 2023 team-mate. Edd Straw explains how Nico Hulkenberg took his stunning maiden F1 pole in 2010 in equally shocking circumstances
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Logan Sargeant driving for Williams in the 2023 Formula 1 season all depends on if the American can secure an F1 superlicence. But what will Williams do if he can’t?
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Kevin Magnussen has put his name among Formula 1’s greatest-ever qualifying shocks. But what lessons can be taken from his predecessors?
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Haas had the first and last placed cars in Brazil F1 qualifying. It may be unfair to expect Mick Schumacher to match his team-mate’s pole heroics but finishing last exposes a weakness that has helped put his seat in jeopardy
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For far from the first time in the 2022 Formula 1 season, Ferrari was left trying to explain the logic behind a tactical decision that disadvantaged its erstwhile title hopeful Charles Leclerc after Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying
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It may have been a surprise result but Guenther Steiner insists his Haas team and driver Kevin Magnussen weren’t just lucky in taking pole at Interlagos. Scott Mitchell-Malm takes a look at the circumstances surrounding the epic qualifying achievement
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Kevin Magnussen and Haas’s shock pole came as a result of circumstance but also a key advantage it has repeatedly shown in 2022 – a prowess in mixed conditions. Mark Hughes explains what makes Magnussen and Haas so effective in those conditions
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Kevin Magnussen’s 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix pole position will always be remembered, a result that was totally unexpected but welcomed almost universally within the paddock. And it’s proved why a seemingly trivial change made by Formula 1 for 2022 was absolutely right
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Kevin Magnussen and Haas took an extraordinary pole position for Formula 1’s Brazilian Grand Prix sprint race in changeable weather at Interlagos