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"Not getting ahead of ourselves" - Why Norris was downbeat in Belgium despite F1 practice pace

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"Not getting ahead of ourselves" - Why Norris was downbeat in Belgium despite F1 practice pace

Alpine explains Gasly's crash that red-flagged FP2

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Belgian GP
Alpine explains Gasly's crash that red-flagged FP2

What we learned from Friday practice at the 2026 F1 Belgian GP

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What we learned from Friday practice at the 2026 F1 Belgian GP

Red Bull expects to run its ‘Macarena’ wing again at next F1 race

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Red Bull expects to run its ‘Macarena’ wing again at next F1 race

How Racing Bulls let a driver battle decide who got its F1 car cooling upgrade for Belgian GP

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How Racing Bulls let a driver battle decide who got its F1 car cooling upgrade for Belgian GP

F1 Belgian GP: Antonelli headlines FP2 over Norris, Gasly crash causes red flag

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F1 Belgian GP: Antonelli headlines FP2 over Norris, Gasly crash causes red flag

Honda selects Marini's crew chief for Quartararo's arrival

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Honda selects Marini's crew chief for Quartararo's arrival

LIVE: F1 Belgian GP commentary and updates - Antonelli tops FP2 as Gasly suffers heavy crash

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LIVE: F1 Belgian GP commentary and updates - Antonelli tops FP2 as Gasly suffers heavy crash

Massa: Ferrari deal would be fantastic

Felipe Massa says it would be 'fantastic' to stay on at Ferrari, as team boss Stefano Domenicali suggested the Brazilian is very likely to be retained

Massa, whose contract with Ferrari comes to an end this year, said however that he had to wait before the deal is confirmed.

"We'll wait a bit to see. I would like to stay here, definitely. It's a place I love to work in," Massa told reporters in Turkey.

"People respect me a lot, so it would be fantastic to carry on."

The Brazilian, who has been with Ferrari since 2001, says he remains very confident in his ability to perform despite some difficult races earlier in the season.

"I am very confident about my driving, about myself," he said. "I know what I'm able to do. That's why I'm working very hard with the team to bring the best all the time and try to improve certain points we need to improve."

And Massa, winner of the Turkish Grand Prix three times in five years, admitted he is upbeat about his prospects for the weekend in Istanbul.

"It's definitely a place I love to race in. It's a fantastic track, it gives me great feeling."

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