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Jacques Villeneuve hails Lando Norris after Brazil GP sweep: "Not a wrong foot put"

Jacques Villeneuve praises Lando Norris's flawless Brazil weekend as well as Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Max Verstappen's performances

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When Eddie Irvine stepped out of Michael Schumacher's shadow

As Eddie Irvine celebrates his 60th birthday, let's look back at the first race of the 1999 Formula 1 season, which showed that Eddie Irvine could succeed out of Michael Schumacher's shadow

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Defiant Piastri: 'I've still got what it takes to win'

Aussie F1 ace Oscar Piastri has given a defiant answer at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix to critics who say he can't handle the pressure in the championship race.

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Oscar Piastri has ‘already reached his limit’ in F1 title battle, says former champion

Piastri now trails McLaren teammate Lando Norris by one point, having previously led since April

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2025 F1 title lead made Oscar Piastri complacent – Jacques Villeneuve

Here’s the 1997 world champion’s take on Piastri’s latest mediocre results

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Norris’ struggles made Piastri complacent, Villeneuve suggests

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve has his own take on Oscar Piastri’s latest mediocre results

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Red Bull is “overprotecting” Tsunoda given how bad he’s been – Villeneuve

Laurent Mekies praised Yuki Tsunoda’s “best weekend in a long time” at the Mexico GP, but Jacques Villeneuve is adamant it was at best “his least bad”

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F1 world champion baffled by Red Bull’s praise for Yuki Tsunoda

Laurent Mekies praised Yuki Tsunoda’s “best weekend in a long time” at the Mexico GP, but Jacques Villeneuve is adamant it was at best “his least bad”

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Max Verstappen deserved harsh F1 penalty for ‘silly driving’ at Mexico GP

Martin Brundle says Verstappen “made no effort whatsoever” to stay on track at the start in Mexico

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Verstappen deserved heavy F1 penalty at Mexico GP as a "proper deterrent" – Brundle

Martin Brundle says Max Verstappen 'made no effort whatsoever' to stay on track at the start in Mexico GP

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Jacques Villeneuve slams ‘very soft’ McLaren racing rules with Norris and Piastri

The two F1 title contenders now have a ‘clean slate’ to race after two recent incidents

The Independent UK

Jacques Villeneuve calls out McLaren for punishing Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri 'like kids'

Jacques Villeneuve has urged McLaren to let Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri fully fight for the title after scrapping internal 'repercussions'

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On this day in 2005: Kimi Raikkonen’s Suzuka masterclass

Just five F1 races have ever been won from 17th or lower on the grid. One of them was the 2005 Japanese GP, with a sensational drive by Kimi Raikkonen

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On this day: Raikkonen’s Suzuka masterclass

Just five F1 races have ever been won from 17th or lower on the grid. One of them was the 2005 Japanese GP, with a sensational drive by Kimi Raikkonen

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The most controversial F1 title deciders: 1990 Japan, 2021 Abu Dhabi and more

There have been some great championship showdowns in F1 history, but there have also been some dark moments. Here are the times when there was a little bit too much drama…

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Christian Horner would be ‘great asset’ for top F1 teams after Red Bull exit

Horner formally left Red Bull on Monday and is now free to join a new team next year

Autosport

What to watch at the 2025 Goodwood Revival

A celebration of Jim Clark, two Formula 1 world champions join the action, and a flurry of Formula Junior standout as just some of the highlights for this weekend’s Goodwood Revival

The Independent UK

F1 world champion calls for ‘simple’ Ferrari change to help Lewis Hamilton

Hamilton crashed out of the Dutch GP, and was later hit with a grid penalty for the next race, with Charles Leclerc also retiring on a horror day for Ferrari

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Seven highlights of the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed

The 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed was one of the hottest yet – in more ways than one as even some of the straw bales caught alight! – and brought an unprecedented number of Formula 1 machines together.

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Which F1 drivers are attending the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed?

The prestigious Goodwood Festival of Speed will take place later this week from 10-13 July, and a number of former and present Formula 1 drivers are set to appear at the event.

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Everything Cadillac must learn from the new teams that thrived or failed in F1

Sometimes, Formula 1 needs a hint of acidity to cut through some of its more cloying elements; a little lemon sorbet, perhaps, or a raspberry coulis.

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What Cadillac can learn from other teams' first year approaches in F1

Sometimes, Formula 1 needs a hint of acidity to cut through some of its more cloying elements; a little lemon sorbet, perhaps, or a raspberry coulis.

The Independent UK

Max Verstappen is on his final warning in Canada – but it won’t change a thing

Verstappen is one penalty point away from a ban and must stay out of trouble at the next two races, yet is unlikely to alter his aggressive racing style in Montreal

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When anger and desperation take over: F1’s most controversial clashes

Dirty and deliberate incidents have been around for a long time in Formula 1. But are they becoming more frequent? Has their character changed? Do certain drivers stand out as repeat offenders?

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Why Max Verstappen’s red mist is the necessary evil behind an F1 genius

Verstappen’s deliberate ram into George Russell at the Spanish GP saw him fortunate to escape disqualification, but history shows us that the hero-villain complex is a difficult line to tread

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