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Autosport Podcast: 2022 F1 season review - Part 1

The 2022 Formula 1 season was dominated by Red Bull, and in particular Max Verstappen, as the Dutchman stormed to a second world title.

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Charles Leclerc agrees with Max Verstappen comment made after his pivotal French GP crash

After Ferrari star Leclerc crashed out while leading the race at Paul Ricard, Verstappen knew the championship was in his grasp and made sure of the title with more dominance

Daily Mirror

Red Bull in 2022: Unprecedented success, sour-tasting controversy and big changes made

Red Bull made plenty of headlines in the 2022 season for reasons both good and bad – while there have been some interesting changes in the way two of the team's senior leaders operate

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Ferrari announces launch date for 2023 Formula 1 car

Ferrari has become the second team to reveal its launch plans for its 2023 Formula 1 car, picking Valentine's Day for its unveiling.

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Autosport 2022 Top 50: #14 Carlos Sainz

5th in Formula 1 World Championship

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Autosport 2022 Top 50: #2 Charles Leclerc

2nd in Formula 1 World Championship

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Autosport 2022 Top 50: #1 Max Verstappen

1st in Formula 1 World Championship

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Charles Leclerc makes interesting prediction about Lewis Hamilton and George Russell

Hamilton and Russell were unable to challenge Leclerc for much of this year, with Mercedes well off the pace of a Ferrari car which was quick enough for a title challenge

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Leclerc: Mercedes F1 will "definitely" be back in title fight next year

Charles Leclerc believes Mercedes will definitely be back in the fight for the Formula 1 titles next year with a “very strong car” after its 2022 struggles.

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Leclerc: Mercedes will “definitely” be back in F1 title fight next year

Charles Leclerc believes Mercedes will definitely be back in the fight for the Formula 1 titles next year with a “very strong car” after its 2022 struggles.

Autosport

Verstappen felt he couldn’t afford any mistakes after early F1 2022 DNFs

Max Verstappen felt he “could not afford any mistakes” after the early retirements this season that left him playing catch-up ahead of his dominant Formula 1 title win.

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Red Bull: Imola 1-2 was "psychologically big" in F1 battle with Ferrari

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner believes the team's 1-2 finish at Imola in April was 'psychologically a big thing' in its fight against Ferrari for the championship.

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Red Bull: Imola 1-2 was "psychologically big" in Ferrari battle

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner believes the team's 1-2 finish at Imola in April was 'psychologically a big thing' in its fight against Ferrari for the championship.

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Ferrari given simple instruction for new team chief Fred Vasseur as Ted Kravitz weighs in

Vasseur is the man chosen to replace Mattia Binotto as Ferrari team principal from next season and, despite the Italians' recent track record, needs time to get his plan working

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Carlos Sainz breaks silence as Charles Leclerc's old boss becomes new Ferrari chief

Sainz may have some work to do to get onto equal footing with Leclerc under the new team principal, who already has a pre-existing relationship with the Monegasque

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Verstappen felt he couldn’t afford any mistakes after early F1 2022 DNFs

Max Verstappen felt he “could not afford any mistakes” after the early retirements that left him playing catch-up ahead of his dominant Formula 1 title win this season.

Evening Standard

Fred Vasseur: The challenges facing new Ferrari team principal in bid to restore former glories

Not long before Fred Vasseur was appointed Ferrari’s new team principal, the car manufacturer’s CEO Benedetto Vigna said: “I am not satisfied with second place because second is first of the losers.”

Sports Illustrated

F1 Boss Merry-Go-Round Unfolds With Ferrari, McLaren, Alfa Romeo

Four of the 10 team principals are on the move within the span of a month, news breaking on three of them in the last 24 hours.

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Ferrari appoint Sauber’s Frédéric Vasseur as new F1 team principal

Ferrari have appointed Frederic Vasseur as their new team principal to replace Mattia Binotto

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ferrari Relying on Experience with Vasseur as Team Principal

Chasing its first Formula One drivers' title in 15 years, Ferrari is counting on experience by hiring Frédéric Vasseur as team principal. Vasseur was most recently team principal at Alfa Romeo and has had an extensive career in F1 and auto racing. Known for fostering driver talent, Vasseur was behind…

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Why Vasseur is the right man to lead Ferrari's F1 revival

Ferrari's confirmation that Frederic Vasseur will become its new Formula 1 chief marks a big change at the top of the Scuderia, ending weeks of speculation.

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Ferrari announces Vasseur as new Formula 1 boss

Ferrari has confirmed the appointment of Frederic Vasseur as its new Formula 1 boss, taking over from Mattia Binotto.

Daily Mirror

Carlos Sainz makes Ferrari admission as Red Bull powered ahead in 2022 season

Ferrari started off the 2022 season competing closely with Red Bull's top pair, but Carlos Sainz has admitted he and his employers were "out-developed" in the latter stages of the campaign

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Ferrari’s management chaos a contrast to calm 2023 F1 car progress

Ferrari may be facing upheaval on the management front, but that uncertainty is in stark contrast to the calm progress being made with its 2023 Formula 1 car.

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Perez felt his F1 season got back on track after "a few bad races"

Sergio Perez believes he managed to get his Formula 1 season “back on track” after “a few bad races” dented his hopes of challenging Max Verstappen for the world title.

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