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Is Mexican GP pole position a poisoned chalice?
Pole has been separated by fine margins this season but losing out at the Mexican Grand Prix might not be the worst result
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Is Mexican GP pole position a poisoned chalice?
Pole has been separated by fine margins this season but losing out at the Mexican Grand Prix might not be the worst result
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Toto Wolff launches mind games in anticipation of F1 title showdown – MPH
Toto Wolff has said that if the title fight between his driver Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen goes down to the wire in Abu Dhabi, whichever of them is in…
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F1 title race won’t be decided in a Senna-Prost-type crash, says Hamilton
His team boss suggests that this year’s F1 title could be decided by a collision, and recent history confirms it’s a possibility but Lewis Hamilton says he would never crash…
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Al Unser Jr’s awkward F1 test that ended his hopes of a Williams drive
A phone call from Frank Williams cracked the F1 door open but the test wasn’t what Al Unser Jr had hoped it would be
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How to watch the 2021 Mexican GP: start time and TV channels
All times, TV channels and highlight timings you need for the 2021 Mexican GP
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People power to propel Perez? 2021 Mexican Grand Prix what to watch for
The ever-popular Mexican Grand Prix could prove critical in the title fight between Verstappen and Hamilton
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Don’t blame stewards for racing penalties, F1 needs a ‘common sense’ rule
Norris in Sochi; Alonso at COTA; Räikkönen in Mugello – sport will always have its grey areas, writes Chris Medland, who therefore says it’s right for stewards to assess F1 incidents separately
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Porsche close to a decision on F1 entry and on track for Le Mans in 2023
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