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Russell, Hamilton lead way in second Japan practice
George Russell topped a Mercedes one-two during a wet second practice session for the Japanese Grand Prix on Friday.
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Schumacher to switch to spare chassis
Haas has switched Mick Schumacher to a spare chassis for the Japanese Grand Prix after he crashed at the end of the opening practice session at Suzuka.
Edmondson: F1 in danger of becoming championship for accountants
Laurence Edmondson feels teams finding ways around the budget cap leaves Formula One in danger of being a championship won by accountants.
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Hamilton: Imperative FIA punishes cap breaches
Lewis Hamilton says it is "imperative" that any Formula One team found in breach of last year's budget cap faces severe consequences as the FIA finalises its audit process of team accounts.
F1's budget cap controversy explained
Rumours that Red Bull and Aston Martin overspent on F1's budget cap in 2021 will be confirmed or refuted on Wednesday. Laurence Edmondson explains why any breach could be a hornet's nest issue for the sport.
TOP HEADLINES
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How Verstappen can clinch the title at the Japanese GP
The permutations required for Max Verstappen to win the championship at the Japanese Grand Prix and what Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez need to do to stay mathematically in the fight.
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Dealing with defeat: Why Lewis Hamilton is far from finished with F1
FORMULA ONE
SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX
Still hungry to succeed, Bottas continues to prefer to let his driving do the talking
Valtteri Bottas is surprisingly quite happy to have a conversation. He just prefers to let his driving do the talking.
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Has the sparkle around the Singapore Grand Prix started to fade?
BUDGET CAP ROW
Horner hits back in budget cap row
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has hit back at claims his team exceeded the budget cap last season, saying such accusations are "extremely defamatory".
Red Bull, Aston accused of breaching F1 budget cap
There is growing speculation Red Bull and Aston Martin may have exceeded F1's budget cap in 2021. The financial data will be released next week.
Wolff: Budget cap breach would be heavyweight issue
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says Formula One faces a "heavyweight" issue amid claims Red Bull and Aston Martin exceeded the sport's cost cap in 2021.
MCLAREN
McLaren unveils 'future mode' livery for Asia races
McLaren will race with a revised livery featuring some striking neon pink flashes for the upcoming Formula One races in Singapore and Japan.
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Unlapped: How to listen or watch ESPN's new F1 show, episode archive, and more
Unlapped is ESPN's new Formula One show, featuring Katie George and F1 writers Nate Saunders and Laurence Edmondson, as they serve both complete newbies and seasoned motorheads. This is your one stop shop for all things F1.
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Could Verstappen's season be the most dominant in F1 history?
Laurence Edmondson feels Max Verstappen could win all of the six remaining races to take him to 17 wins in a single season.
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Top Headlines
- Hamilton expects to stay in F1 beyond 2023
- Horner adamant Red Bull adhered to budget cap
- Ecclestone to stand trial over fraud charge
- Hamilton could stay in F1 for five years, says Wolff
- Saudi GP working with F1 over safety concerns
- Perez keeps win despite investigation, penalty
- Singapore win Perez's best yet - Red Bull boss