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The simple solution to F1's track limits problem Safety and track limits were unsurprisingly among the main topics of conversation in the F1 paddock at Monza after Alex Peroni's F3 crash. One alternative to the sausage kerbs involved could drastically reduce the frequency of such discussions 1568246400 F1

The trait that makes Leclerc Ferrari's future Charles Leclerc finally sealed his first Formula 1 victory last weekend at Spa after a season of false hopes. With it, he has emphatically proven why he is Ferrari's future - and that stems from a key characteristic of his approach 1567555200 F1

The one area Mercedes is losing Mercedes may have a perfect championship record in Formula 1's turbo-hybrid era - which it looks set to extend in 2019 - but the main battleground that pushed it to the front of the grid is now being won by another team 1567036800 F1

How F1's best team plans to conquer Formula E Mercedes has utterly dominated Formula 1 since the start of the turbo hybrid era, but is now entering a championship where total supremacy is hard to achieve. Here's the full story behind the Silver Arrows' arrival in electric single-seater racing 1568851200 FE

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The F1 path from running Caterham to rehabilitating Renault For five years Cyril Abiteboul has been in charge of Renault's Formula 1 presence. But his career has been eventful even before this latest chapter, as he tells Stuart Codling 1568764800 F1

Hulkenberg: Underachiever or wasted talent? Dropped by the first manufacturer team to put its faith in him as its leader and with his podium-less record getting ever longer, Nico Hulkenberg is beginning to look like an underachiever. But do the statistics do him an injustice? 1568764800 F1