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Sainz expects more competitive Ferrari F1 car for Austrian GP

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz expects his team to be more competitive in Austria after seeing a key car weakness punished in Spain.

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Mercedes will take "as long as possible" to make Antonelli F1 decision

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff says he will take “as long as possible” before committing to who will replace Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton at the Formula 1 team next year.

Autosport

How Ferrari Is Future-Proofing Its Business As Electric Supercar Battle Looms

The first electric Ferrari supercar and Tesla Roadster may both arrive in 2025. Ferrari stock rose near a buy point and Tesla also rallied.

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Barcelona's F1 race is improving, but is it too little too late?

As much as the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is a popular test venue with challenging layout drivers enjoy, its ageing facilities and historically poor accessibility have long been a thorn in the side of both people working in the F1 paddock and the fans who pay for the privilege to attend.

Motorsport

The new Ferrari F1 upgrades overshadowed by its old bouncing problems

Ferrari fast-tracked a new upgrade for the Spanish Grand Prix in a bid to keep pace with the clear steps that its Formula 1 rivals have made in recent weeks.

Motorsport

Is Barcelona still F1’s best car performance litmus test track?

Home Formula 1 heroes Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso sparked an intriguing debate at Barcelona last weekend – around the context of Red Bull’s shock near-defeat to McLaren, does the venue still provide the ultimate test of car performance?

Autosport

Is Barcelona still F1's best car performance litmus test track?

Home Formula 1 heroes Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso sparked an intriguing debate at Barcelona last weekend around the context of Red Bull's near-defeat to McLaren: Does the venue still provide the ultimate test of car performance?

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Your Next Hyundai Could Have Ferrari-Style Shift Lights on its Steering Wheel

A patent filing reveals the company’s idea to simplify the wheel’s assembly process.

Motor1

10 things we learned at the 2024 Spanish Grand Prix

Only tepid expectations preceded this year’s edition of the Spanish Grand Prix. Most expected the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya's painful adherence to conventional track design to suit the Red Bulls perfectly, given the team had laboured with literal and metaphorical bumps in the road.

Autosport

Russell inspired by 2011 Alonso start to swoop into F1 Spanish GP lead

George Russell says he was inspired by Fernando Alonso's rocket start in 2011 to grab the Spanish Grand Prix lead.

Motorsport

McLaren now has best package in F1, says Sainz

McLaren now has the best package in Formula 1 and is not suffering fluctuations that even Red Bull is enduring, reckons Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz. While Lando Norris was beaten to victory in the Spanish Grand Prix, the pace he was able to show as he closed in on winner Max Verstappen…

Autosport

Leclerc "didn't understand the point" of Sainz's early F1 Spanish GP attack

Charles Leclerc accused Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz of wanting to do "something spectacular" for his Formula 1 career as the two came to blows at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Autosport

Max Verstappen holds off fuming Lando Norris in Spanish GP but McLaren on up

Max Verstappen was pushed to the finish line by Lando Norris, while Lewis Hamilton was third and George Russell fourth for Mercedes

The Guardian - UK

F1 Spanish Grand Prix: Max Verstappen holds off Lando Norris to continue dominance

Seven wins out of ten for dominant world champion

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F1 Spanish GP: Verstappen wins after holding off late Norris attack

Max Verstappen stayed clear of a late-race charge from Lando Norris to clinch victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, having got ahead of the polesitter into the first corner.

Motorsport

F1 Spanish GP: Verstappen holds off Norris charge for seventh win of 2024

Max Verstappen stayed clear of a late-race charge from Lando Norris to clinch victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, having got ahead of the polesitter into the first corner.

Motorsport

Why Spanish GP will tell us so much about F1 2024 title battle

Lando Norris's pole position for Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix, on a weekend when Red Bull had been expected to dominate, has triggered renewed hope of a super-close season.

Motorsport

F1 Spanish GP – Start time, how to watch, starting grid & TV channel

McLaren's Lando Norris will start the race from pole position ahead of Red Bull ace Max Verstappen. Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and George Russell will share the second row of the grid.

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IMSA Watkins Glen: Acura beats Cadillac for GTP pole by 0.038s

Acura’s Louis Deletraz will start the sixth round of the IMSA SportsCar Championship, The Six Hours of The Glen, from pole position.

The Guardian - UK

‘I am an enabler’: Stella’s quiet style reaps rewards at McLaren

Italian team principal has guided team into a position to challenge the dominance of Red Bull

The Street

Young car fanatics are into a new kind of classic car

TheStreet's automotive writer James Ochoa sat down with Brian Rabold and Ken Ahn from Hagerty to discuss classic and collector cars.

The Guardian - UK

Lando Norris edges out Max Verstappen to take Spanish Grand Prix pole

Lando Norris claimed pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen in second and Lewis Hamilton in third

Autosport

Sainz: Bouncing in high-speed corners has been "killing" Ferrari

Carlos Sainz thinks bouncing in the high-speed corners is what has derailed Ferrari’s prospects at Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix.

Autosport

Why Leclerc and Stroll's cynical Spain F1 practice fouls needed punishment

Lucky? A little bit. That Charles Leclerc and Lance Stroll walked away from FP3 at Barcelona without receiving anything more than a reprimand for what can be charitably described as 'avoidable contact' left something of a sour taste in the mouth.

Autosport

F1 Spanish Grand Prix – Start time, starting grid, how to watch, & more

Lando Norris put in a last gasp effort to take pole position from Max Verstappen by 0.020s, with third to fifth – Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Charles Leclerc – covered by only 0.030s.

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