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Formula One gathers to pay respect to the Queen as Lewis Hamilton reflects on ‘symbol of hope’

Formula One held a minute’s silence ahead of the practice sessions at the Italian Grand Prix as a mark of respect following the death of Her Majesty the Queen.

Evening Standard

F1’s Zhou Guanyu Discusses Monza, Kobe Bryant, Fashion

The Alfa Romeo driver has experienced more in his rookie year than most F1 veterans in their first five seasons.

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Lewis Hamilton and F1 pay respects to the Queen with mark of respect at Italian GP

The drivers, along with F1 chief Stefano Domenicali, took part in a minute's silence ahead of free practice at Monza on Friday, and will do so again before Sunday's race

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Marko: Red Bull already attracting interest after ending Porsche F1 talks

Helmut Marko claims Red Bull is already attracting interest from manufacturers about a future Formula 1 link-up after talks with Porsche over a partnership came to an end.

Autosport

Lewis Hamilton pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as ‘a symbol of hope’

The seven-time Formula One world champion was knighted last year

The Independent UK

Sir Lewis Hamilton pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as ‘a symbol of hope’

The seven-time Formula One world champion was knighted last year

The Independent UK

Lewis Hamilton pays heartfelt tribute to Queen recalling "incredible honour" of meeting

Hamilton, who has met the Queen on several occasions in the past, broke his silence following the monarch's death with an emotional and classy tribute on social media

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Porsche will not enter F1 after talks with Red Bull fail

Reports had suggested that the deal would have involved Porsche buying a 50% stake in Red Bull’s team and become their engine suppliers

The Hindu

What's next for Porsche and Red Bull after collapsed F1 deal

Porsche's announcement on the collapse of its Red Bull talks ends a potential Formula 1 partnership many thought inevitable, and now raises fresh questions about what both must do next.

Autosport

Horner: “Different DNA” key to end of Porsche/Red Bull F1 deal

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says that talks between his team and Porsche over a future collaboration in Formula 1 broke down because the two companies had “quite different DNA.'

Motorsport

Porsche And Red Bull F1 Partnership Not Happening: Official

Porsche wanted a 50/50 deal, but Red Bull said no.

Motor1

Porsche officially calls off F1 entry plans with Red Bull

Porsche has called off its plans for a Formula 1 partnership with Red Bull from 2026 after confirming talks have come to an end.

Motorsport

F1 to hold minute’s silence for Queen before Monza FP1

Formula 1’s teams and drivers are to hold a minute’s silence in the Monza pitlane before first free practice at the Italian Grand Prix in remembrance of Queen Elizabeth II.

Motorsport

F1 teams should register young driver deals to avoid “wild west” - Wurz

GPDA chairman Alex Wurz believes that Formula 1 teams should be obliged to register contracts with young drivers with the Contract Recognition Board in order to avoid “wild west” situations.

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Evening Standard

Lewis Hamilton insists he has no plans to retire and could extend Mercedes deal past 2023

Lewis Hamilton insists he has no plans to retire from Formula One and hinted that he could extend his current Mercedes contract beyond the end of next season.

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner reacts to claim his team principal role blocked Red Bull's Porsche deal

Porsche's deal to take control of half of the Red Bull team looked to be all but signed – but now appears dead in the water after differences of opinion between the two parties

Daily Mirror

Red Bull plans thrust into doubt as F1 chief demands the FIA "respect the rules"

AlphaTauri look likely to need to replace Pierre Gasly for next season and want IndyCar star Colton Herta, but the FIA has the final say on whether or not he can race in F1

Autosport

F1 superlicence system credibility at stake over Herta call, says Domenicali

The credibility of Formula 1’s superlicence system is at stake over the FIA’s decision on Colton Herta, reckons F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.

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Young driver deals in F1 should be registered to avoid “wild west” - Wurz

GPDA chairman Alex Wurz believes that Formula 1 teams should be obliged to register contracts with young drivers with the Contract Recognition Board in order to avoid “wild west” situations.

Daily Mirror

Mercedes 'weigh up' shock Daniel Ricciardo move as long-term Lewis Hamilton replacement

Hamilton will not be racing in Formula 1 forever, and with his current deal set to expire at the end of next season, the Silver Arrows will be assessing their options in case the Brit quits

Motorsport

F1 reveals other manufacturers waiting as Porsche entry doubts grow

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed that other manufacturers are waiting in the wings to join grand prix racing if Porsche’s plans do eventually fall through.

Motorsport

De Vries to take Vettel's seat for Italian GP FP1 session

Nyck de Vries will take over Sebastian Vettel's Aston Martin Formula 1 seat for the opening free practice session of the Italian Grand Prix weekend at Monza.

Autosport

De Vries to take Vettel's F1 seat for Italian GP FP1 session

Nyck de Vries will take over Sebastian Vettel's Aston Martin Formula 1 seat for the opening free practice session of the Italian Grand Prix weekend at Monza.

Motorsport

Why Porsche’s Red Bull F1 plans appear dead in the water

For months it had been an open secret that Red Bull and Porsche would be tying up for a joint Formula 1 venture for the new engine rules era in 2026.

Autosport

Why Porsche's Red Bull F1 plans appear dead in the water

For months it had been an open secret that Red Bull and Porsche would be tying up for a joint Formula 1 venture for the new engine rules era in 2026.

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