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Verstappen expected to dominate Japanese Grand Prix
Max Verstappen is expected to dominate the Japanese Grand Prix, which takes place in Suzuka from 5-7 April.
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Comeback in my thoughts but not priority - Vettel
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel says he has been thinking about coming out of retirement but it is not his "number one priority".
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Engineer Sanchez leaves McLaren after three months
Leading engineer David Sanchez leaves McLaren just three months after joining the team from Ferrari.
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Horner complainant 'upset and scared', says friend
The woman who complained about Christian Horner's behaviour is "very upset, angry, scared, intimated and lonely", a family friend tells BBC Sport.
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F1 Q&A: Your questions answered before Japanese GP
BBC Sport's F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions before this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix.
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Former F1 boss Briatore has heart surgery
Former Renault F1 boss and ex-Queens Park Rangers co-owner Flavio Briatore has heart surgery to remove a benign tumour.
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Aston Martin will not appeal Alonso penalty
Aston Martin will not appeal the penalty against Fernando Alonso at last weekend's Australian Grand Prix for "potentially dangerous" driving.
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F1 Q&A: Your questions answered after Australian GP
BBC Sport's F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions following the Australian GP.
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Fear, faith, friendship: Inside F1’s most precious relationship
When the lights go out, a Formula 1 driver is alone - apart from one connection. Their race engineer is their guide, strategist and psychologist.
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'Formula 1 needed a feel-good story'
To go from an operation to a grand prix victory in such a short time is both remarkable and entirely typical of the sort of things F1 drivers do.
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Alonso given 'potentially dangerous driving' penalty
Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso is penalised 20 seconds for "potentially dangerous driving" after the Australian Grand Prix.
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Sainz wins Australia after Verstappen retires
Carlos Sainz leads Charles Leclerc to a Ferrari one-two in the Australian Grand Prix as Max Verstappen's domination of Formula 1 stalls.