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Oscar Piastri up against it at McLaren – no F1 rookie has ever been under more pressure

Piastri was always going to get his shot in F1 sooner or later, but by quitting Alpine for their midfielder rivals McLaren in secret, the Aussie has increased the pressure on himself to live up to the hype

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Oscar Piastri to Make F1 Debut With McLaren in 2023

The FIA’s Contract Recognition Board met this week to determine whom the 2021 F2 Champion will race for next season.

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Oscar Piastri saga to be resolved soon with Alpine 'confident' F2 champion will stay

Alpine and McLaren are in a tug-of-war for Piastri, with both teams under the impression they have a valid contract for the Australian to drive for them in 2023

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Autosport writers' favourite F1 Belgian Grands Prix

The future of the Belgian Grand Prix has been widely discussed in the run-up to this weekend's race that resumes the 2022 Formula 1 season after the summer break.

Autosport

Disney+ announces plans for Vogue and Formula 1 documentaries

The commissions were announced at the Edinburgh TV Festival.

The Independent UK

Jenson Button warns F1 as he admits he will be ‘very upset’ if iconic track goes

Liberty Media are doing what they can to capitalise on the increased popularity of the sport but iconic racetracks could be at risk of dropping off the calendar

Daily Mirror

Historical precedents set the stage as fascinating Oscar Piastri saga unfolds over F1 summer break

Oscar Piastri's shock rejection of Alpine's offer of a 2023 seat carries an echo of past Formula One bombshells, although none involving someone quite so young and inexperienced as the Australian.

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Szafnauer: No issue in bringing Ricciardo back to Alpine F1 team

Alpine Formula 1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer has not ruled out a return to the Enstone team for Daniel Ricciardo, should it not be able to keep Oscar Piastri.

Autosport

Autosport writers' favourite F1 Hungarian Grands Prix

The Hungarian Grand Prix is the last stop on the Formula 1 2022 calendar before the summer break. Autosport's team of writers pick their favourite races from the famously tight and twisty Hungaroring track, an F1 fixture since 1986

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Jaden Smith says Formula E will one day be more popular than Formula One

Smith, 24, recently visited the New York City E-Prix and took the all-electric single-seater race car for a test drive.

The Independent UK

Autosport writers' favourite Sebastian Vettel F1 drives

Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel will retire from Formula 1 after this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, bringing down the curtain on a grand prix CV packed with top-drawer performances.

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Sebastian Vettel's top F1 wins ranked

As Sebastian Vettel calls time on his Formula 1 career after this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, we look back on the 2020 feature picking out the four-time world champion's 10 greatest wins to date.

Autosport

Ranked: Sebastian Vettel's top 10 Formula 1 wins

After four titles and 53 Formula 1 wins to his name, Sebastian Vettel has announced his retirement from the sport at the end of the year. Here we look at his 10 greatest victories.

Motorsport

French Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton off the pace as Ferrari dominate F1 Friday practice

Lewis Hamilton faces a tall order to crown his 300th Grand Prix with victory after he finished a distant fifth in practice.

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The National (Scotland)

Lewis Hamilton well off the pace in practice as he gears up for 300th Grand Prix

Carlos Sainz, likely to start Sunday’s race from the back following engine penalties, led team-mate Charles Leclerc in a Ferrari one-two.

Motorsport

Hamilton picks Alonso as his toughest F1 competitor

Lewis Hamilton has nominated Fernando Alonso as the strongest competitor of his Formula 1 career ahead of the seven-time champion making his 300th grand prix start this weekend.

Daily Mirror

New Disney Plus F1 docuseries will be fronted by surprising Hollywood A-lister

Disney Plus' four-part series will chart the incredible rise of Brawn GP who came out of nowhere to clinch the 2009 world title

Autosport

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.

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Why isn't Tipping Point on tonight? Episode cancelled in ITV shake-up

The ITV quiz show is one of many casualties of Thursday's schedule shake-up

Daily Mirror

Charles Leclerc doubted as British GP 'finger wag' questioned after tense Ferrari moment

Leclerc and Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto claimed there was no animosity in a tense-looking chat at Silverstone, but not everyone is buying that explanation amid rumours of discontentment

Daily Mirror

Jenson Button warns Red Bull not to prioritise Max Verstappen as Sergio Perez hits form

Perez is just 15 points behind his Red Bull team-mate after winning the Monaco Grand Prix, and has emerged as a possible contender for the drivers' title if his strong form continues

Evening Standard

Cavernous triple mews house for sale in Notting Hill on 20-home street where Jenson Button had a pied-à-terre

A three-bedroom, triple mews house is for sale on the cobbled, west London street Jenson Button MBE once called home.

Autosport

F1 champion Button to race in Nitro Rallycross series with Xite

2009 Formula 1 world champion Jenson Button will make his full debut in rallycross this year, joining Xite Energy Racing in Travis Pastrana's much-expanded Nitro Rallycross series.

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Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc have been gaming F1's DRS this season, with their 'cat and mouse' duel set to continue at the Australian Grand Prix

DRS has been a force for good since Formula 1 introduced it in 2011, but some are now calling for a rethink to stop drivers from actively avoiding the lead of the race.

The Independent UK

Root wants a break and Billings’ bobby-dazzlers – Tuesday’s sporting social

Charlie Austin stuck to his promise and Jenson Button reminisced.

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