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Why Leclerc didn’t give up Mexico GP lead after cutting Turn 5

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Why Leclerc didn’t give up Mexico GP lead after cutting Turn 5

Hamilton demands “serious talks” at Ferrari after Leclerc clash in Mexico GP “lost us the win”

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Hamilton demands “serious talks” at Ferrari after Leclerc clash in Mexico GP “lost us the win”

The seven moments that defined Antonelli's F1 title win in 2026

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The seven moments that defined Antonelli's F1 title win in 2026

F1 Mexico GP: Antonelli becomes youngest world champion as Verstappen holds off Hamilton for victory

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F1 Mexico GP: Antonelli becomes youngest world champion as Verstappen holds off Hamilton for victory

FIA stewards explain Leclerc’s five-second penalty in F1 Mexico GP

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FIA stewards explain Leclerc’s five-second penalty in F1 Mexico GP

What does Yamaha’s shock MotoGP boycott mean for F1 in Qatar and Abu Dhabi?

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What does Yamaha’s shock MotoGP boycott mean for F1 in Qatar and Abu Dhabi?

Why lap times in Mexico have been so much closer to the previous F1 era

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Why lap times in Mexico have been so much closer to the previous F1 era

LIVE: F1 Mexico GP updates - Antonelli becomes youngest world champion as Verstappen holds off Hamilton to win

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LIVE: F1 Mexico GP updates - Antonelli becomes youngest world champion as Verstappen holds off Hamilton to win

Toto Wolff could see Nico Rosberg racing for Ferrari in Formula 1

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff says he would not be surprised if world champion Nico Rosberg eventually makes a Formula 1 comeback with Ferrari

Rosberg shocked the F1 world in December last year when, just days after clinching his world title, he announced his retirement.

He said that the stresses of battling for a championship with Lewis Hamilton, allied to the fact that he had a young family, left him unwilling to commit for another season.

While Rosberg has insisted he is happy being away from F1 and he has no interest in returning to competition, Wolff suspects he may ultimately change his mind.

In a relaxed conversation with media in the paddock in Montreal, Wolff admitted he would not be totally surprised if Rosberg reappeared with Mercedes' current title rival.

"I think when he took the decision to retire it was because it was just too much," said Wolff.

"It was a very stressful year against probably the best driver in F1 and he felt, at that stage, exhausted. That is how he appeared to me.

"But he is 31 years old. If he is unlucky, he has another 70 years to go in his life!

"I will give you one [quote]: I wouldn't be surprised if he changes his mind in a year and reappears in a Ferrari! Or somewhere else."

Mercedes signed Valtteri Bottas from Williams at short notice to replace Rosberg when he stepped down last winter. Wolff added that he cannot envisage Rosberg following Fernando Alonso's example and trying IndyCar.

"I think that doing the Indy 500 is very challenging for a racing driver," he said. "I loved it because of Fernando, until he retired, but I don't think Nico calculating the risk and reward would go on to an oval with an Indycar."

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