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Red Bull, Aston may have breached 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.
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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.
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How Verstappen can win the title in Singapore
It's now a case of when rather than if Max Verstappen wins this year's championship, but what's the earliest he can wrap up the title?
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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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Dealing with defeat: Why Lewis Hamilton is far from finished with F1
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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Does F1 need a safety car rule rethink?
ITALIAN GRAND PRIX
RACE
Verstappen wins at Monza under safety car
Max Verstappen continued his charge towards a second world title with a victory from seventh on the grid at the Italian Grand Prix in a race that finished under the safety car.
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Binotto: Safety car finish at Monza was 'simply wrong'
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes the way in which the Italian Grand Prix ended behind a safety car was "simply wrong" and has called on the FIA to do a better job.
PIASTRI JOINS MCLAREN
Saunders: Extra pressure on rookie Piastri after contract drama
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Top Headlines
- Albon fit for Singapore GP after hospital stay
- Sainz quickest for Ferrari in second practice
- American F1 star not a necessity - McLaren boss
- Cash flow issues could end W Series season early
- Miami GP to keep fake marina for 2023
- Hamilton feels for fans as Max set to clinch early
- Ricciardo still in talks with teams about 2023
- F1 to have six sprint races in 2023