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Indecent proposal? How Sainz's big idea to change F1 qualifying might work

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Why Ferrari fears "deficit could be twice as big" to Mercedes at Silverstone and Spa

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Why Ferrari fears "deficit could be twice as big" to Mercedes at Silverstone and Spa

How "charging station" Silverstone will really look different in F1 2026

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How "charging station" Silverstone will really look different in F1 2026

Alonso denies claim that Aston Martin's Hungarian GP upgrade will decide his F1 future

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Alonso denies claim that Aston Martin's Hungarian GP upgrade will decide his F1 future

Dixon to leave Chip Ganassi Racing at end of 2026 IndyCar season

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Dixon to leave Chip Ganassi Racing at end of 2026 IndyCar season

Kay back to the top of Autosport National Rankings table

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Kay back to the top of Autosport National Rankings table

Alonso: Silverstone will be "not fun to drive" with 2026 F1 cars

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Alonso: Silverstone will be "not fun to drive" with 2026 F1 cars

Motorsport UK and BRDC unite to develop young British drivers

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Motorsport UK and BRDC unite to develop young British drivers

Abramovich denies Jordan bid

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, the high-profile owner of Chelsea Football Club, has no plans to buy Jordan Grand Prix, according to his London office

Abramovich has spent over £100m on new players at Chelsea, including star international names such as Hernan Crespo and Adrian Mutu. He has been linked by several media reports to a similar buy-out of Eddie Jordan's team, which would give the Silverstone-based outfit access to much-needed funds, but this has been strenuously denied by his staff.

Abramovich's spokesman John Mann told the Evening Standard newspaper: "There is nothing in this. At the moment Roman is being linked with bids to buy anything from a shopping centre to another football team. When anything is up for sale his name is being connected with it and it gets a little nasty after a time.

"It is true that Roman enjoys F1, and has met Eddie [Jordan] several times, but that's it. Roman has also met with [Formula 1 supremo] Bernie Ecclestone but that doesn't mean he is going to buy his house. We just want to lay all these rumours to rest."

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