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'I barely eat on Sundays' - title hopeful Norris on beating nerves
World Championship contender Lando Norris says he struggles to eat and drink on Formula 1 racedays because of nerves and pressure.
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Renault staff to strike at plans to end F1 engine programme
Renault motorsport employees will go on strike on Friday in protest at plans to end the company's Formula 1 engine programme.
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F1 in 10 Years: The Grand Prix Ball
Leading lights of Formula 1 including former Minardi owner Paul Stoddart and race analyst Ruth Buscombe discuss what areas of the sports are...
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Mercedes and Verstappen 'keep open communication' over future move - Wolff
In an exclusive interview with BBC Sport, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff discusses the possibility of signing Max Verstappen.
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Williams replace Sargeant with F2 driver Colapinto
Williams have replace Logan Sargeant with academy driver Franco Colapinto for the remainder of the 2024 season.
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How to follow Italian Grand Prix on the BBC
All the key BBC coverage details for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza from 30 August-1 September.
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F1 Q&A: Can Norris still narrow gap to win Championship?
BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions following the Dutch Grand Prix.
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'Norris' new found dominance alarming Red Bull'
Lando Norris says after winning the Dutch Grand Prix that it was “pretty stupid” to think about winning the world championship - but his victory...
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Dominant Norris fights back to win Dutch GP
McLaren’s Lando Norris fights back to take a dominant victory in the Dutch Grand Prix despite losing the lead to Max Verstappen’s Red Bull at the...
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Norris 'working hard' to turn 'best lap' into win
Lando Norris says he took pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix with the “best lap” of his career and that he was “working hard” to turn it into a...
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Norris beats Verstappen to Dutch GP pole position
Lando Norris becomes the first person to beat Max Verstappen to pole position at the Dutch Grand Prix with a stunning lap in his McLaren.
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Alpine F1 team 'not for sale,' says Briatore
Alpine executive adviser Flavio Briatore insists the team is not for sale and that he has no plans to cut jobs at its UK base.