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Russell explains meaning behind Wolff's "just drive" radio message in Austrian GP qualifying

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Russell explains meaning behind Wolff's "just drive" radio message in Austrian GP qualifying

Why factory Aprilia lost to satellite Trackhouse in MotoGP Dutch GP sprint

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Why factory Aprilia lost to satellite Trackhouse in MotoGP Dutch GP sprint

Verstappen on "odd" Austrian GP qualifying crash: "As I turned the wheel I was gone"

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Verstappen on "odd" Austrian GP qualifying crash: "As I turned the wheel I was gone"

Why Russell escaped investigation for yellow flag on Austrian GP pole lap

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Austrian GP
Why Russell escaped investigation for yellow flag on Austrian GP pole lap

LIVE: F1 Austrian GP updates - Verstappen crashes in Q3, Russell takes controversial pole

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LIVE: F1 Austrian GP updates - Verstappen crashes in Q3, Russell takes controversial pole

F1 Austrian GP: Russell avoids investigation to take pole after Verstappen crash

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F1 Austrian GP: Russell avoids investigation to take pole after Verstappen crash

Former F1 chief Ecclestone backs push for V8 engines

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Former F1 chief Ecclestone backs push for V8 engines

MotoGP Dutch GP: Fernandez leads Trackhouse Aprilia 1-2, Bezzecchi battles back to fourth

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MotoGP Dutch GP: Fernandez leads Trackhouse Aprilia 1-2, Bezzecchi battles back to fourth

Webber: No plans to leave Red Bull

Mark Webber says he has no plans to leave Red Bull Racing next season, and insists the atmosphere in the team is absolutely fine

Webber was in the spotlight on Thursday after saying team-mate Sebastian Vettel was the preferred driver by Red Bull, something that prompted Christian Horner to deny the team favoured the young German.

That was followed by speculation that Webber could leave Red Bull Racing before the start of next year, despite having a contract for 2011.

But the Australian insisted on Friday that everything was fine with his team, and that he had no plans to leave as long as he enjoyed driving.

"It is okay. I think yesterday there were a few comments which I don't think was a big surprise to people, but it is fine in the team. Absolutely fine," said Webber on Friday.

"I have a very good relationship with the right people to give me technically a great chance to do a very good job, and that is the most important thing."

He added: "As long as I am enjoying my driving and performing reasonably well, and it went okay today, so as long as I don't forget how to drive in the next few months then of course I will be here next year."

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