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Ferrari needs more evidence for its high-speed bouncing fix

Ferrari is still seeking answers on whether its latest floor upgrades have turned its 2024 Formula 1 season around until heading to higher-downforce circuits.

Autosport

Primož Roglič's Vuelta a España exhibition reminds Red Bull exactly what he can do – Analysis

Slovenian's crushing win at Alto de Moncalvillo puts thoughts of final victory beyond rivals

Cycling News

'Very few people in the world can do that' – Enric Mas resigned to Primož Roglič's superiority at Vuelta a España

Spaniard admits second place is summit of ambition as Slovenian seizes red at Alto de Moncalvillo

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Vuelta a España: Primož Roglič seizes race lead with victory atop Alto de Moncalvillo on stage 19

Enric Mas, Richard Carapaz gain time as Ben O'Connor slips out of race lead

Cycling News

As it happened: Ben O'Connor loses Vuelta a España lead to Primož Roglič on Moncalvillo mountain finish

Australian slips to second overall, just 26 seconds ahead of Mas, Carapaz still a podium threat

Cycling News

The blessing and curse in Bearman’s second 2024 substitute appearance

One-time Formula 1 team-mates Ollie Bearman and Charles Leclerc share much common ground – beyond their shared experience racing Ferrari’s SF-24 around Jeddah’s high-speed city track blast.

Motorsport

Has Red Bull found the smoking gun for its RB20 problems?

Red Bull is pretty open that it needs to quickly turn around the performance of its RB20 if it is to avoid losing both Formula 1 championships this year.

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Red Bull may have found the source of its RB20 problems

Red Bull is pretty open that it needs to quickly turn around the performance of its RB20 if it is not going to lose both Formula 1 championships this year.

Motorsport

Why Acropolis Rally will live up to ‘European Safari’ moniker

Often referred to as the ‘European Safari’ given the incredibly tough conditions, this weekend’s World Rally Championship Acropolis Rally is likely to be even harder than its African counterpart.

Motorsport

Ferrari appoints Mercedes capture Serra as new F1 technical director

The Ferrari Formula 1 team has appointed former Mercedes engineer Loic Serra as its new technical director on the chassis side.

Autosport

Why McLaren is holding back on its upgraded floor

McLaren has revealed it is holding back on bringing a new floor for its Formula 1 car because the team thinks it risks the same downgrade problems rivals have faced.

Motorsport

Dan Bigham leaves Ineos Grenadiers for Head of Engineering role at Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe

Jonny Wale also leaves Ineos for new technical performance unit created in German WoldTour team

Cycling News

Ferrari ended Newey interest to avoid bidding war with Aston Martin

Ferrari's interest in signing Adrian Newey had cooled as the Scuderia did not wish to become involved in a bidding war with Aston Martin, Autosport understands.

Autosport

Dan Bigham becomes Head of Engineering at Red Bull-Bora Hansgrohe after leaving Ineos Grenadiers

After winning a silver medal at the Paris Olympics, Bigham then left his role at Ineos due to his frustrations with the setup currently in place at the team

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Autosport

Wolff: Red Bull issues are “really weird” but could be just a “blip”

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has warned Red Bull’s rivals to write them off at their peril, labelling the team’s recent drop-off in performance as “really weird” while praising Max Verstappen’s individual ability for keeping the car competitive.

Autosport

Newey’s move to Aston Martin set to be made official

Adrian Newey’s move to the Aston Martin Formula 1 team looks set to be announced in the build-up to next week’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Missing Newey? Too complex a design? What’s turned Red Bull’s F1 car into a "monster"

Max Verstappen’s concession that Red Bull has turned its dominant Formula 1 car into a “monster” shows how extreme the squad feels its problems are.

Autosport

Russell: Perez defence at the "very limit" after avoiding airborne crash

Mercedes’ George Russell has revealed how his Italian Grand Prix nearly ended in tears after almost being sent airborne by Red Bull's Sergio Perez.

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Russell “0.5cm” away from airborne crash in “340km/h” squeeze by Perez

Mercedes’ George Russell says his Italian Grand Prix nearly ended in tears, after narrowly avoiding contact at around 340km/h when battling Red Bull’s Sergio Perez for eighth place.

Motorsport

Ferrari and Red Bull set for FIA talks amid fresh McLaren/Mercedes flexi-wing intrigue

Ferrari and Red Bull want clarification from the FIA about how far flexi-wings can be exploited in F1, amid fresh intrigue over the designs of McLaren and Mercedes.

Evening Standard

F1: Adrian Newey set to snub Lewis Hamilton link-up after being blown away by Aston Martin offer

Ferrari, McLaren and Williams miss out on aero supremo ahead of Red Bull exit next year

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen damns his ‘undriveable monster’ – how bad is it really and why?

Red Bull’s car lacks balance and, with the rest of the field gaining on him, both world titles are now at risk

Autosport

Two Mercedes collisions behind Verstappen’s Hamilton penalty call in Italian GP

Max Verstappen and the two Mercedes drivers were involved in separate collisions as Formula 1’s 2024 Italian Grand Prix commenced, which explained the Red Bull driver’s call for a Lewis Hamilton penalty.

Autosport

Eight things we learned from the 2024 Italian Grand Prix

The Temple of Speed has just concluded its latest sermon, a cautionary tale of not hedging one's bets and expecting to control a race that sat on a strategic knife-edge. It all came to pass at this year's edition of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza - Formula 1's 74th…

Autosport

Why Marc Marquez's Aragon win has more implications than people might think

Marc Marquez's Grand Prix victory at Aragon on Sunday was much more than the end of a three-year drought for the Spaniard. He has kept a much lower profile than usual since he arrived at the Gresini team, while sending out very strong messages below the radar.

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