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Mercedes forced into diffuser tweaks after rival complaints and FIA intervention

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Austrian GP
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WRC Acropolis Rally Greece: Ogier sets early pace with super special stage win

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Rally Greece
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“Maybe it is even worse”: MotoGP riders split over holeshot device ban

MotoGP
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How crucial is Red Bull's Austrian GP upgrade for Verstappen's F1 future?

Formula 1
Austrian GP
How crucial is Red Bull's Austrian GP upgrade for Verstappen's F1 future?

Hamilton details neck injury that affected start of 2025 F1 season

Formula 1
Austrian GP
Hamilton details neck injury that affected start of 2025 F1 season

Five key talking points ahead of WRC Acropolis Rally Greece

WRC
Rally Greece
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FIA abolishes presidential term limits

Formula 1
Austrian GP
FIA abolishes presidential term limits

Vinales: ‘If I’m not in MotoGP next year, KTM will be to blame’

MotoGP
Brno 2027 Tyre Test
Vinales: ‘If I’m not in MotoGP next year, KTM will be to blame’

Malaysian GP preview quotes: Sauber

Nico Hulkenberg: "Compared to Melbourne, the track in Malaysia has different characteristics. It's a fast track with long high-speed corners, which should suit our car well. For the drivers Malaysia is always a challenge because of the high temperatures and the humidity. Lastly there is always a chance of rain, which can be interesting, especially at the start of the race."

Esteban Gutierrez: "With the experience of an entire race here in Melbourne, I can now look at where I can improve as a driver and where we can improve as a team. Sepang is a good track, which I know from GP2. Now I'm looking forward to driving the track in a Formula One car. "

Tom McCullough, Head of Track Engineering: "The Sepang circuit is a medium to high speed one, and we look forward to seeing how the C32 performs there. The circuit is technically challenging as there are also two long straights that require an efficient car and also several low speed corners. The circuit's characteristics and typically high temperatures are also a real challenge for the tyres, which is why Pirelli will bring the medium and hard compounds. The weather can also play a significant part during the race weekend as late afternoon rain showers are common. Our target for the race is to finish with both cars in the points."

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