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Leclerc and Vettel still free to race after Brazil clash
Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel remain free to race each other despite their clash at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Brazil GP strategy mistakes not a “major drama” - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton has downplayed the strategic mistakes made by the Mercedes F1 team during the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Haas running live simulator for first time over Abu Dhabi weekend
Haas will have a live simulator program running at Dallara over the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend in preparation for next season.
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Albon did not want to ‘over defend’ against Hamilton in Brazil clash
Alexander Albon admits he could have handled his clash with Lewis Hamilton in Brazil differently after reflecting on their late collision.
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Williams explains late announcement of Latifi for 2020
Williams concedes Latifi's announcement for 2020 was an "inevitablity", so why did it take so long?
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Bottas set for back-of-the-grid start in Abu Dhabi
An F1 engine change means Valtteri Bottas will start the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from the back of the grid.
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Abu Dhabi GP: Who will end F1 2019 on a high?
Crash.net's Lewis Larkam previews this weekend’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the 21st and final round of the 2019 F1 season.
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Williams confirms Latifi to complete 2020 F1 grid
Nicholas Latifi lands Williams drive alongside George Russell to complete the 2020 F1 grid.
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Ferrari ‘knows how to move forward’ from clash after driver talks
Ferrari F1 boss Mattia Binotto says Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc "know how to move forward” after holding clear-the-air talks following...
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Hamilton's Mercedes future to be influenced by Wolff decision
Lewis Hamilton says Toto Wolff's role at Mercedes will impact his decision over his own F1 future.
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Pirelli hopes for more representative 2020 tyre test in Abu Dhabi
Pirelli chief Mario Isola hopes the Abu Dhabi tyre test will provide F1 teams with a clearer picture of its new compounds for 2020.
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McLaren has fresh motivation after Brazil podium - Seidl
McLaren's first F1 podium in five years has provided the Woking squad with fresh motivation, says team principal Andreas Seidl.