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GEORGE RUSSELL TO START SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX FROM BACK OF GRID AFTER PENALTY

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George Russell will start Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix from the back of the grid after Mercedes confirmed that he will take a power unit penalty.

NORRIS BEATS RUSSELL TO CLAIM POLE POSITION IN ZANDVOORT

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McLaren's Lando Norris secured pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix after edging Mercedes driver George Russell in a dramatic qualifying session affected by the threat of rain.

ANTONELLI “COMES BACK TO EARTH” AFTER QUALIFYING CRASH

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Kimi Antonelli has described his qualifying crash at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as a "stupid" mistake and a timely reminder to stay focused as he continues his push for his first Formula 1 world championship.

MAX VERSTAPPEN COMMITS TO RED BULL UNTIL 2030

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Max Verstappen has ended months of speculation over his Formula 1 future by signing a new contract that will keep him with Red Bull until the end of the 2030 season.

ANTONELLI LEADS THE WAY IN MADRID AS LINDBLAD CRASHES

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British rookie Arvid Lindblad crashed his Racing Bulls during Friday practice at the Spanish Grand Prix, shortly after producing an impressive fourth-fastest time.

HUNGARORING HONOURS LEWIS HAMILTON AND OTHER F1 LEGENDS BY NAMING TRACK CORNERS AFTER THEM

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The Hungaroring has marked its 40th anniversary by giving permanent names to all 14 corners of the Budapest circuit, with Lewis Hamilton among the Formula 1 greats now etched into its history.

20 YEAR OLD KIMI ANTONELLI GOES FROM 19TH TO WIN THE ITALIAN GRAND PRIX

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Kimi Antonelli pulled off an incredible comeback at Monza on Sunday, going from 19th on the grid to win the Italian Grand Prix and become the first Italian to win his home race in 60 years.

VERSTAPPEN SECURES TOP SPOT WHILE HADJAR RECEIVES GRID PENALTY

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Max Verstappen delivered the fastest lap during the opening practice session for the Belgian Grand Prix, finishing ahead of Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton at Spa-Francorchamps. The Red Bull driver posted a time that left him 0.145 seconds clear of Hamilton, while Ferrari's Charles Leclerc completed the top three after another encouraging session for the Italian team.