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F1 Dutch GP: Antonelli pips Norris in practice amid poor showing for Red Bull

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F1 Dutch GP: Antonelli pips Norris in practice amid poor showing for Red Bull

The hidden benefit of Verstappen’s new F1 deal that Red Bull wants to exploit

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The hidden benefit of Verstappen’s new F1 deal that Red Bull wants to exploit

Ogier set for WRC return after Rally Finland crash

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Ogier set for WRC return after Rally Finland crash

Why Alpine is banking on ‘powerful’ F1 car upgrade only Gasly will get in Zandvoort

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Why Alpine is banking on ‘powerful’ F1 car upgrade only Gasly will get in Zandvoort

Antrobus knocking on door at top of Autosport National Rankings

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Antrobus knocking on door at top of Autosport National Rankings

Farewell Zandvoort: Our writers' personal highlights from the F1 Dutch GP

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Farewell Zandvoort: Our writers' personal highlights from the F1 Dutch GP

The themes to watch for the rest of F1 2026

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The themes to watch for the rest of F1 2026

LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Antonelli fastest from Norris in practice

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LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Antonelli fastest from Norris in practice

Why Red Bull's Honda Formula 1 engine deal is the right decision

Red Bull's decision to ditch Renault engines for Honda power in Formula 1 in 2019 is a gamble, but is it one worth taking?

In reaction to the news, F1 journalists Scott Mitchell and Ben Anderson join Glenn Freeman to discuss the thinking behind the decision.

They also give their verdicts on if Red Bull made the right call, and what will be expected of the new partnership when the lights go out at the start of the 2019 season.

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