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Lewis Hamilton still believes he can win an F1 race in 2022 despite Mercedes struggles

Mercedes have not been able to compete with Red Bull and Ferrari for race wins so far this season, but seven-time world champion Hamilton believes that will change

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Toto Wolff claims F1 "has less entertainment" because Red Bull and Ferrari are too strong

Mercedes chief Wolff was discussing why Sprint races are not enjoyed by some fans, and took the chance to complain about the performance gap to Red Bull and Ferrari

Daily Mirror

Red Bull: No comfort from Ferrari’s F1 reliability problems

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says his team takes little comfort from Ferrari’s ongoing reliability wobbles in Formula 1.

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Which F1 driver has the most race starts? Hamilton, Raikkonen and more

Kimi Raikkonen holds the record for the most world championship Formula 1 starts, having contested 349 grands prix between 2001 and 2021.

Autosport

F1 chiefs resist calls to back down on 'bouncing' controls amid Mercedes struggles

Mercedes called for FIA intervention amid its issues to get on top of its porpoising problem while Red Bull and Ferrari objected, but those complaints appear to have fallen on deaf ears

Daily Mirror

2022 Aston Martin DB5 Junior First Drive: Little By Name, Big By Presence

A $45,000 all-electric Aston Martin convertible? Yes, there’s a catch, but that’s what makes it so great.

Motor1

Austrian GP marshals defend handling of Sainz F1 fire

Red Bull Ring marshals have defended their handling of Carlos Sainz’s fire at Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix last weekend, after criticism over their response to his flaming Ferrari.

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Christian Horner concerned about Lewis Hamilton with Mercedes "there or thereabouts"

Red Bull have only really had to worry about Ferrari so far this season, but Horner believes that could change at the French Grand Prix with Mercedes making strides

Daily Mirror

Red Bull's Horner expects "quick" Mercedes at F1's French Grand Prix

Red Bull Formula 1 team boss Christian Horner believes Mercedes will be in the hunt at the upcoming French Grand Prix following several stronger showings in recent races.

Autosport

Horner expects 'quick Mercedes' at F1's French Grand Prix

Red Bull Formula 1 team boss Christian Horner believes Mercedes will be in the hunt at the upcoming French Grand Prix following several stronger showings in recent races.

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Ferrari told to shelve Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz argument in Max Verstappen chase

Some fans and pundits have suggested the time is right for Ferrari to start prioritising Leclerc for the championship, but Felipe Massa thinks his old team has bigger fish to fry

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Charles Leclerc boost as Ferrari claim they have solved Max Verstappen speed advantage

Red Bull have had the advantage of Ferrari all season when it comes to the top speed of their cars, but now the Italian team is confident that the playing field has been levelled

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Fernando Alonso moans about "predictable" F1 which is still "too boring" despite changes

Promoting closer and more exciting racing was a big part of why car design rules were revamped for the 2022 season, but veteran driver Alonso is not convinced that has been achieved

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Charles Leclerc given F1 title race hope after beating Max Verstappen "on equal footing"

Ferrari star Leclerc closed the gap to Verstappen in the drivers' standings after nursing his damaged car to the chequered flag and beating the Red Bull man in Austria

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Lewis Hamilton and George Russell backed to take Mercedes to victory at French GP

Both Hamilton and Russell are yet to win a race this season, with Mercedes unable to come close to matching the car performance of their Red Bull and Ferrari rivals

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Max Verstappen happy to renew bitter Lewis Hamilton rivalry with Mercedes improving

Things got ugly at times between Verstappen and Hamilton as they gave everything to win the 2021 title, and the Red Bull star believes it could happen again sooner than you'd think

Autosport

Ferrari: DRS push has wiped out Red Bull’s top speed F1 advantage

Ferrari has faith it has wiped away Red Bull’s DRS advantage to make the top speed differences between their Formula 1 cars ‘negligible’.

Autosport

Magazine: Austrian GP review as Leclerc strikes back

Charles Leclerc’s shock defeat of Max Verstappen in the Austrian Grand Prix leads this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (14 July).

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How Far Will They Go - Ferrari 308 Vs BMW i3 On $12 Worth Of Energy

Not the most scientific test but it's fun to watch.

Motorsport

Why brake dust has become a bigger F1 driver problem in 2022

The FIA plans talks with teams over the next few weeks to evaluate whether or not action needs to be taken on addressing Formula 1 driver concerns about brake dust.

Motor1

Old Ferrari Paint, Upholstery Samples Sell For $16,900 At Auction

Someone is apparently willing to spend good bucks for classic dealership samples.

Daily Mirror

Max Verstappen compared to Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna amid reputation warning

Schumacher and Senna are two of F1's best ever drivers, but also had a reputation for being nasty on the track at times – and Verstappen has also been accused of employing the dark arts at times

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Ferrari’s Binotto Says He Couldn’t Watch Final Laps of Austrian GP

Carlos Sainz’s car went up in flames, and moments later, Charles Leclerc reported throttle issues in the final laps of Sunday’s Grand Prix.

Autosport

F1 engine chief tie-up shows Yamaha "more open-minded" in MotoGP now

Yamaha boss Massimo Meregalli says ex-Formula 1 engine chief Luca Marmorini joining as a consultant shows the marque’s Japanese MotoGP engineering department is now “more open-minded”.

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Yamaha's ex-F1 engine chief signing shows it's "open-minded"

Yamaha boss Massimo Meregalli says ex-Formula 1 engine chief Luca Marmorini joining as a consultant shows the marque’s Japanese MotoGP engineering department is now “more open-minded”.

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