The Dane, who is leaving the U.S.-owned team at the end of the season, was given a 10-second penalty and two points for causing a collision with Alpine’s Pierre Gasly at Monza on Sunday. The Dane, who is leaving the U.S.-owned team at the end of the season, was given a 10-second penalty and two […]
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Lando Norris feels his McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri “got way too close for comfort” on his lap-one pass at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix.Norris started from pole ahead of Piastri but while defending his lead into the first chicane, the Briton’s compromised exit out of the corner left him vulnerable to Piastri on the run towards the second chicane.The Australian pulled off an audacious move …Keep reading
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Max Verstappen warned “both championships are not realistic” now after Red Bull turned its once dominant Formula 1 car “into a monster”.Verstappen struggled to qualify higher than seventh on Saturday and failed to make much progress on Sunday, moving up just one position to finish ahead of Mercedes man George Russell in sixth.The Dutchman’s margin to victory was especially damning, conceding …Keep reading
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Pierre Gasly called upon the Italian Grand Prix stewards to reverse Kevin Magnussen’s one-race Formula 1 ban after their incident led to the Dane reaching the maximum penalty points on his superlicence.The two made a small degree of contact after going into the Variante della Roggia side by side, which led to neither driver making the corner. Magnussen later passed Gasly on his run to ninth at the …Keep reading
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Kevin Magnussen is set for a Formula 1 ban after reaching 12 penalty points on his superlicence following his Italian Grand Prix clash with Pierre Gasly.The Dane was hit with a 10-second penalty for contact with Pierre Gasly at the Variante della Roggia chicane, as the stewards had deemed him wholly to blame for the incident.Read Also:Formula 1F1 Italian GP: Leclerc wins for Ferrari as …Keep reading
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Marc Marquez declared his first thoughts were to those who helped him through his darkest days when he considered quitting MotoGP after scoring a sensational victory in Aragon.Gresini rider Marquez celebrated his first win in over 1000 days by pulling a strongman pose as he took the chequered flag. It was apt given it was one of the greatest motorsport comebacks, as he displayed herculean …Keep reading
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Oscar Piastri has conceded missing out on victory at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix “hurts a lot” after Ferrari’s cunning strategy led Charles Leclerc to the top.The McLaren driver squeezed past team-mate Lando Norris at turn four on the opening lap and set about building a lead to seal his second win in F1.Having established an advantage in the middle stint of the 53-lap event, Piastri was asked …Keep reading
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After employing a daring one-stop tactic to maintain the lead, Charles Leclerc stunned the Tifosi by taking the lead ahead of the McLarens and winning the Italian Grand Prix.
Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez put in a dominant performance to win the Aragon Grand Prix on Sunday, ending a 1043-day victory drought.The Gresini Ducati rider led from start to finish once more, having already taken pole position and won the sprint at Motorland Aragon in one of the most one-sided performances seen from any rider during 2024.The Catalan was unchallenged in his flight to a …Keep reading
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Charles Leclerc delighted Ferrari’s home crowd in a strategic triumph to beat Oscar Piastri to victory at the Italian Grand Prix, after hanging on to the tyres in a one-stop strategy.Leclerc managed to hold on from a rapidly closing Piastri, who had much fresher tyres thanks to a two-stop strategy, and crossed the line with a 2.884-second lead – the crowd becoming more audibly ecstatic in the …Keep reading
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