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Alex Albon OUT of Italian Grand Prix with appendicitis as Nyck de Vries makes F1 debut for Williams

Williams driver Alex Albon has been ruled out for the remainder of the Italian Grand Prix weekend due to illness.

Evening Standard

Lewis Hamilton says "I don't care" about F1 records – but is desperate for eighth title

The seven-time world champion made a point of declaring he has no interest in the F1 he already has or could still set – but admitted his main objective is to win what would be an unmatched eighth world title

Daily Mirror

Alex Albon out of Italian Grand Prix with appendicitis as Williams name replacement

Albon is being treated for appendicitis and will not be able to race for Williams at Monza, with Nyck de Vries set to step in and make his competitive Formula 1 debut

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De Vries replaces ill Albon for remainder of Italian GP F1 weekend

Nyck de Vries will make his Formula 1 debut for Williams at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix, with Alex Albon taken unwell with appendicitis.

Motorsport

Nyck de Vries to replace unwell Albon at F1 Italian GP

Nyck de Vries will make his Formula 1 debut for Williams at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix, after Alex Albon was taken unwell with appendicitis.

Autosport

Lewis Hamilton disagrees with Mercedes after George Russell points out problem

Russell's preparations for this weekend's Italian Grand Prix were hampered on Friday as Mercedes said both drivers suffered an ERS problem – but Hamilton went against that claim

Daily Mirror

WRC Acropolis Rally: Neuville inherits lead as drama shakes up leaderboard

Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville has inherited the Acropolis Rally lead after drama struck the leading M-Sport duo of Sebastien Loeb and Pierre-Louis Loubet on Saturday morning.

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Binotto apologises for Tsunoda "tsunami" remark

Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Mattia Binotto has apologised for any offence he caused by labelling Yuki Tsunoda a 'tsunami'.

Autosport

F3 Monza: Colapinto resists Bearman charge for sprint win, sets up six-way title finale

Franco Colapinto took a lights-to-flag victory in the final FIA Formula 3 sprint race of the season at Monza, holding off a strong challenge from title contender Oliver Bearman.

Autosport

F3 Monza: Colapinto takes sprint win, title goes to the wire

Franco Colapinto took a lights-to-flag victory in the final FIA Formula 3 sprint race of the season at Monza, holding off a strong challenge from title contender Ollie Bearman.

Motorsport

Duval: Toyota too far ahead for Peugeot, but Alpine beatable

Peugeot driver Loic Duval admits Toyota is too far ahead to challenge in this weekend’s FIA World Endurance Championship race at Fuji, but thinks Alpine could be beatable.

Motorsport

DTM Spa: Olsen takes Porsche's first pole as title contenders struggle

Dennis Olsen led a front row lockout for Porsche in DTM qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps, as championship protagonists Sheldon van der Linde and Mirko Bortolotti struggled to 22nd and 20th respectively.

Autosport

Spa DTM: Porsche locks out front row in wet qualifying

SSR Performance driver Dennis Olsen led a front row lockout for Porsche in a wet DTM qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps, as championship protagonists Sheldon van der Linde and Mirko Bortolotti qualified 22nd and 20th respectively.

Motorsport

Why Red Bull thinks it isn’t ‘completely mad’ to do its own F1 engine

It says much about Red Bull’s faith in its own Formula 1 engine project that the collapse of a potential partnership with Porsche has barely ruffled feathers in Milton Keynes.

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Why Red Bull thinks it isn’t "completely mad" to do its own F1 engine

It says much about Red Bull’s faith in its own Formula 1 engine project that the collapse of a potential partnership with Porsche has barely ruffled feathers in Milton Keynes.

Motorsport

Leclerc still expects Monza F1 "qualifying games" despite reduced tow

Charles Leclerc expects to see the usual “qualifying game” at Monza despite the 2022 Formula 1 cars generating a less powerful tow than their predecessors.

Motorsport

WRC Acropolis Rally: Loeb retires on Saturday morning, Loubet suffers puncture

Sebastien Loeb has retired from the lead of the Acropolis Rally after suffering a mechanical issue during a hectic morning that included a puncture for M-Sport teammate Pierre-Louis Loubet.

Autosport

Duval: Maiden WEC podium at Fuji the target for new Peugeot

Peugeot driver Loic Duval admits Toyota is too far ahead to challenge in this weekend’s World Endurance Championship race at Fuji, but thinks Alpine could be beatable.

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Horner suggests Honda could help 2026 Red Bull F1 engine project

Christian Horner has suggested that Honda could provide technical help to the 2026 Red Bull Powertrains project, should the Japanese manufacturer decide to maintain a link to Formula 1.

Autosport

Supercars Pukekohe: Davison wins despite late caution

An otherwise dominant Will Davison survived a late safety car to claim victory in the opening Supercars race at Pukekohe Park for Dick Johnson Racing, over elated Kiwi Andre Heimgartner.

Autosport

WEC Fuji: Toyota locks out front row for home race

The two Toyotas were separated by just two hundredths of a second as they blocked out the front row for Sunday’s Fuji round of the FIA World Endurance Championship.

Motorsport

Ferrari chairman backs Binotto but F1 team "needs to improve"

Ferrari chairman John Elkann has backed Formula 1 team principal Mattia Binotto but urges the Scuderia to improve as 'too many mistakes' have been made across the 2022 season.

Motorsport

Fuji WEC: Toyota locks out front row for home race

The two Toyotas were separated by just two hundredths of a second as they blocked out the front row for Sunday’s Fuji round of the FIA World Endurance Championship.

Autosport

WEC Fuji: Toyota completes practice clean sweep

Toyota maintained its grip on the top spot in the times during final free practice for Sunday’s Fuji 6 Hours round of the FIA World Endurance Championship.

Motorsport

Auckland Supercars: Davison wins despite late caution

An otherwise dominant Will Davison survived a late safety car to claim victory in the opening Supercars race at Pukekohe Park.

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