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The big British GP chance F1 almost missed

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The big British GP chance F1 almost missed

What Alonso needs from Aston Martin and F1 as career decision looms

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Why nationality should be 'no factor' as Haas considers Fornaroli and Camara for F1 2027

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Hungarian GP
Why nationality should be 'no factor' as Haas considers Fornaroli and Camara for F1 2027

F1 drivers raise concerns over 'self-learning' power units – what's going on?

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Belgian GP
F1 drivers raise concerns over 'self-learning' power units – what's going on?

What is holding back Bagnaia in MotoGP 2026?

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What is holding back Bagnaia in MotoGP 2026?

Why the 2026 F1 cars suit Antonelli's driving style more than Russell

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Why the 2026 F1 cars suit Antonelli's driving style more than Russell

Hamilton takes "full responsibility" for disappointing Belgian GP

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Belgian GP
Hamilton takes "full responsibility" for disappointing Belgian GP

McLaren to finally trial 'Macarena-style' rear wing in Hungarian GP practice

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Belgian GP
McLaren to finally trial 'Macarena-style' rear wing in Hungarian GP practice

Autosport Podcast: Reviewing the Emilia Romagna GP

Max Verstappen kept his cool amid a frenetic Emilia Romagna Grand Prix to score Red Bull’s first win of the 2021 Formula 1 season in dominant fashion.

Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB16B, Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes W12, at the start

While Verstappen controlled proceedings at the front, rain before the start shook things up behind as drivers struggled for grip in damp conditions at Imola.

Lewis Hamilton fought back from a rare mistake that left him a lap down at one stage to finish second, but team-mate Valtteri Bottas collided with Mercedes 2022 seat rival George Russell, sparking a war of words post-race.

Dissecting all of the action from a dramatic Sunday at Imola, Ariana Bravo is joined by GP Racing Executive Editor Stuart Codling, Autosport F1 Reporter Luke Smith and Motorsport Network Director of Digital Strategy Jessica McFadyen for the latest edition of the Autosport Podcast.

You can listen to the podcast using the player below, or via all good audio platforms including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.

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