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The factors that make the US GP weekend crucial to F1's fight at the front

After four weeks away, Formula 1 returns for a frantic six-race run in eight weeks, with the United States Grand Prix a crucial weekend across the grid as 2024's final upgrades emerge.

Motorsport

McLaren adds T-Mobile deal to network of partnerships

McLaren has added another name to its burgeoning book of commercial partners after announcing a deal with T-Mobile.

Autosport

The Hamilton trend Verstappen needs to emulate to see off Norris in F1 2024

Can a driver with a 52-point lead with six rounds of a Formula 1 season remaining really not be considered the favourite to win the world championship?

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Inside the gruelling life of a racing mechanic

I stand awkwardly in the corner of the garage, desperately trying to stay out of everyone’s way. As two Team Brit McLarens are fettled and polished and then fettled and polished again, I can only marvel at the efficiency of the mechanics. With the cool Norfolk sunshine streaking onto the…

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The Hamilton trend Verstappen needs to emulate to see off Norris

Can a driver with a 52-point lead and six rounds of a Formula 1 season remaining really not be considered the favourite to win the world championship?

Autosport

Verstappen bemused by criticism of Red Bull: "People come up with bizarre things"

Max Verstappen says he was baffled by the rumours swirling over the summer on Red Bull's alleged use of asymmetric braking, and addressed rival Formula 1 teams trying to stir up trouble.

Autosport

Influencer sociopathy reaches new heights as local idiot wrecks 200K car on livestream while checking phone, then asks bleeding passenger to keep recording

"I'm going to crash this car, mark my words."

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How F1’s spending rules left Red Bull’s hands tied over top staff departures

Red Bull has revealed how Formula 1’s financial realities played their part in it losing key staff members like Jonathan Wheatley and Will Courtenay this year.

Autosport

Explained: How the Haas-Toyota F1 alliance is actually going to work

Haas’s new alliance with Toyota is a seismic moment in the short history of Formula 1’s youngest team.

Autosport

How F1's spending rules left Red Bull's hands tied over top staff departures

Red Bull has revealed how Formula 1's financial realities played their part in it losing key staff members like Jonathan Wheatley and Will Courtenay this year.

Motorsport

Why Toyota’s Haas deal is not an F1 comeback

Toyota’s announcement of a technical partnership with Haas has inevitably triggered the idea that it could mark the first step in an official return to Formula 1.

Motorsport

Ben Hunt: Is F1 at risk of being dragged into the race for the White House?

Surely nobody is naive enough to believe that sport and politics are not interlinked, especially when it comes to motorsport. Multiple categories now benefit from races or championships that are paid for by governments or regimes.

Autosport

Verstappen: "Red Bull can't force people to stay"

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has conceded Red Bull couldn't have been expected to keep all of its key members together amid a string of high-profile departures in recent weeks.

Motorsport

Max Verstappen exclusive: "Red Bull can't force people to stay"

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has conceded Red Bull couldn't have been expected to keep all of its key members together amid a string of high-profile departures in recent weeks.

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Who has the best driver line-up in F1 2025? Our writers debate

Williams team boss James Vowles recently stated his duo of Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz will be "the best driver line-up on the grid" in 2025, kickstarting an interesting discussion as several teams could realistically make that claim.

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Kamala Harris explains ‘love’ for F1 and reveals her favourite driver

The US presidential candidate hit back when asked if her fandom of Formula One was a ‘campaign thing’

Autosport

Magazine: McLaren’s revival and a classic BTCC finale

A brilliant British Touring Car title decider and McLaren’s rise to take on Red Bull in Formula 1 feature in this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (10 October).

Autosport

The McLaren vs Red Bull Miami mystery: An update shake-up, conspiracy or FIA intervention?

One of the biggest unknowns about the 2024 Formula 1 season is how Red Bull went from crushing the opposition up to the Chinese GP to being on the backfoot since Miami.

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Sauber last scored a year ago - how is Audi planning to arrest that poor form?

Sauber last scored Formula 1 championship points exactly a year and a day ago when, as Alfa Romeo, it bagged a double-points finish at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Sauber last scored a year ago – how will Audi stop that poor form?

Sauber last scored Formula 1 championship points exactly a year and a day ago when, as Alfa Romeo, it bagged a double top-10 finish at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Autosport

When can Verstappen or Norris clinch the 2024 F1 world title?

Max Verstappen started 2024 with seven victories in 10 grands prix, so it looked as though the Red Bull driver would cruise towards another championship.

Autosport

Why rookies are suddenly back in fashion in F1

Following several successful cameos in recent months, Formula 1 is set to reverse a trend by welcoming an influx of rookie drivers in 2025.

Autosport

Szafnauer: Renault management cared about own careers more than Alpine F1 success

Ex-Alpine team boss Otmar Szafnauer has accused the team's Renault ownership of focusing on the longevity of their own careers rather than success in Formula 1.

Motorsport

Why have teams struggled so much with upgrades in F1 2024?

There was a time when F1 teams could be pretty confident that any gains found in their wind tunnels could be bolted on their cars at the next race to make them quicker.

Hands-on with the Richard Mille RM 65-01 Chronograph McLaren W1

We try out the new £340,000 watch from Richard Mille

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