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Red Bull’s Christian Horner Regrets Passing on Oscar Piastri

The Contract Recognition Board ultimately upheld McLaren’s contract with the F2 champion instead of Alpine’s.

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Mick Schumacher "not a serious option" for AlphaTauri as Haas chief admits "50/50" call

Schumacher is coming to the end of his second season as a Formula 1 driver with Haas, and might not get the chance of a third as teams with a spare seat consider their options

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Alpine told to sign Daniel Ricciardo as Christian Horner baulks at Jacques Villeneuve

Villeneuve said Ricciardo's career has been "awful" over the last few years, but Horner leapt to the defence of the former Red Bull start and hopes Alpine will make an offer

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F1’s Yuki Tsunoda to Remain With AlphaTauri in 2023

The 22-year-old is in his second season with the Italy-based team, and his future in the sport came into question in recent months.

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Does Tsunoda have what it takes to lead AlphaTauri if Gasly leaves?

News that Yuki Tsunoda will be sticking around at AlphaTauri in 2023 was one of the more expected announcements in Formula 1's driver market silly season.

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AlphaTauri retains Tsunoda for 2023 Formula 1 season

AlphaTauri has announced that Yuki Tsunoda will remain part of its Formula 1 line-up for the 2023 season.

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Christian Horner "regrets" Red Bull's Oscar Piastri snub and takes swipe at Alpine

Horner revealed Red Bull failed to act on the chance to sign Piastri as he made his way up the feeder series, and indirectly criticised Alpine for losing the Aussie to McLaren

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Horner regrets missing chance to sign Piastri to Red Bull F1 junior team

Christian Horner has revealed Red Bull missed the chance to sign Oscar Piastri to its Formula 1 young driver programme a few years ago, calling it “something that I regret.”

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Alpine F1 CEO Rossi "proud" of Szafnauer signing

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi says he has total trust in Formula 1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer, singling him out as the signing he is most ‘proud’ of making.

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Nyck de Vries Met With Red Bull Advisor About F1 Future

The Dutchman said he’s been in talks and met with three teams so far but doesn’t ‘know if I am in such a luxury situation that I can choose.’

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Lewis Hamilton hails Nyck de Vries as he edges closer to F1 seat amid Red Bull talk

De Vries confirmed reports that he met with Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko last week, with the Dutchman very much in demand following his impressive F1 debut with Williams

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Aston Martin: No change in ‘ultimate professional’ Vettel since retirement announcement

Aston Martin says there has been no change in Sebastian Vettel’s approach since announcing his retirement from Formula 1 at the end of the year, calling him the “ultimate professional.”

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Aston: No change in F1 "ultimate professional" Vettel

Aston Martin says there has been no change in Sebastian Vettel’s approach since announcing his retirement from Formula 1 at the end of the year, calling him the “ultimate professional.”

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Doohan: Alpine F1 discussions add motivation to perform in F2

Jack Doohan says the discussions around his future with Alpine have served as motivation for him to perform in Formula 2, but claims they have not added any pressure.

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McLaren still paying the price for early F1 brake problems

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl says the long-term impact of its early season brake problems are still being felt in its fight with Alpine in Formula 1.

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How a red-flagged race determined F3 champion Martins' destiny

Leading from the start of the 2022 FIA Formula 3 season, Victor Martins sat a champion in waiting as a red-flagged race decided his destiny. Much like the way he was crowned, it hasn’t always been straightforward for the determined Frenchman

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Nyck de Vries confirms talks with Red Bull boss Helmut Marko after shining on F1 debut

The Dutch driver got plenty of people talking after scoring points on his F1 debut at Monza for Williams, and his options for a potential 2023 seat have opened up since

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F1 teams in race to use up mandatory rookie FP1 sessions

Formula 1 teams are in a race to fulfil their obligations to run a rookie in two FP1 sessions, with several yet to confirm their plans.

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F1 teams in race to use up rookie FP1 sessions

Formula 1 teams are in a race to fulfil their obligations to run a rookie in two FP1 sessions, with several yet to confirm their plans.

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Max Verstappen verdict on F1 silly season including Fernando Alonso and Daniel Ricciardo

Max Verstappen has given his thoughts on Fernando Alonso's move to Aston Martin and McLaren's decision to terminate Daniel Ricciardo's contract

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De Vries confirms Marko talks but F1 future "beyond my control"

Nyck de Vries has confirmed that he is talking to Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko about a possible future with the AlphaTauri Formula 1 team.

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Nyck de Vries ‘close’ to being rewarded with F1 seat after fine Italian GP debut

The Dutch driver picked up championship points during a surprise F1 debut grabbing the attention of Alpha Tauri, who could beat Williams to his signature for next season

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Williams waiting on Sargeant as F1 driver market hots up

Williams looks set to rely on Logan Sargeant qualifying for a superlicence as the last pieces of the 2023 Formula 1 driver market begin to fall into place.

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Brown: Herta case shows F1 superlicence system needs review

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown thinks the FIA's superlicence rules need to be reviewed following IndyCar ace Colton Herta's struggles to pass the threshold needed to race in Formula 1.

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Brown: Verstappen, Raikkonen wouldn't have qualified for F1 superlicence either

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown thinks the FIA's superlicence rules need to be reviewed in the wake of Colton Herta's struggle to obtain one, saying that under the current system world champions Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen wouldn't have gotten one either.

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