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You Ask The Questions: Esteban Ocon

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Belgian GP
You Ask The Questions: Esteban Ocon

WRC Finland: Evans rolls out of victory fight with Ogier

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WRC Finland: Evans rolls out of victory fight with Ogier

Supercars Perth: Payne builds championship lead with near-perfect day

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Perth Super 440
Supercars Perth: Payne builds championship lead with near-perfect day

Audi won’t upgrade F1 power unit again until 2027

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Audi won’t upgrade F1 power unit again until 2027

WRC Finland: Ogier in command after torrential rain shakes up order

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Rally Finland
WRC Finland: Ogier in command after torrential rain shakes up order

New commercial rights holder announced for the WRC and ERC in landmark deal

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Rally Finland
New commercial rights holder announced for the WRC and ERC in landmark deal

The principles Stella holds dear at McLaren to make the F1 team tick

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The principles Stella holds dear at McLaren to make the F1 team tick

The challenge Haas faces in trying to meet F1 budget cap: "Fighting with both hands tied"

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Hungarian GP
The challenge Haas faces in trying to meet F1 budget cap: "Fighting with both hands tied"

Autosport Podcast: F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix review

Max Verstappen notched up yet another Formula 1 victory in Las Vegas, beating Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to claim a record 20th win in a season for Red Bull.

Charles Leclerc, Scuderia Ferrari, 2nd position, Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing, 1st position, Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing, 3rd position, on the podium

There were multiple leaders and battles throughout the field, with incidents and penalties ultimately deciding the podium order.

The world champion endured a penalty for clashing with Leclerc on the first lap and had to drive around damage picked up in another incident with Mercedes driver George Russell, but still went on to take his 18th win of the season.

Team-mate Sergio Perez was embroiled in a last lap tussle with Leclerc for second, the Ferrari man snatching second in a surprise dive at Turn 14.

Esteban Ocon and Lance Stroll completed the top five for Alpine and Aston Martin respectively.

Martyn Lee is joined by Filip Cleeren in Las Vegas, plus Jake Boxall-Legge and Sam Hall.

 
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