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LIVE: F1 Austrian GP updates - Antonelli leads first practice, Norris hit by hydraulic issue

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Austrian GP
LIVE: F1 Austrian GP updates - Antonelli leads first practice, Norris hit by hydraulic issue

Top 10 McLaren F1 drivers ranked: Senna, Prost, Hamilton and more

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Red Bull details Austrian GP updates; Audi, Cadillac bring improvements

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Austrian GP
Red Bull details Austrian GP updates; Audi, Cadillac bring improvements

Verstappen targets Spa 24 Hours as he asks organisers to avoid F1 clash

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Verstappen targets Spa 24 Hours as he asks organisers to avoid F1 clash

WRC Acropolis Rally Greece: Neuville leads as puncture derails Fourmaux's charge

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WRC Acropolis Rally Greece: Neuville leads as puncture derails Fourmaux's charge

The best FIA relations in years: How F1 drivers won the penalty points fight

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Who’s looking good in F2 and F3 ahead of their British Grand Prix support billing

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How worried should Ferrari’s F1 rivals be about its progress and engine upgrade?

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Austrian GP
How worried should Ferrari’s F1 rivals be about its progress and engine upgrade?

Schumacher closely involved, says Badoer

Ferrari test driver Luca Badoer has said that Michael Schumacher is still heavily involved with the team's winter progress

The German retired from the sport at the end of the 2006 season, and while he is currently spending some time away before officially starting his new role at Ferrari, Badoer says that he is keeping in touch with everything that is going on.

"Michael constantly keeps up to date with what we do," Badoer was quoted as saying by Gazzetta dello Sport.

"He receives in real time on his computer the information that we gather, and he can see at any moment the data from the telemetry.

"I keep talking to him regularly, and because I know him well I am not at all surprised that he keeps on being interested in things."

The Italian added that he hopes Schumacher will return to the cockpit in the future to help the team's progress in testing, but he isn't expecting it to happen soon.

"I wouldn't mind if one day he asks me to let him test, but in fact I hope he will," he said. "However I think it is too soon, he's just quit."

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