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The two worrying trends for Russell against Antonelli in F1 2026

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Monaco GP
The two worrying trends for Russell against Antonelli in F1 2026

How Antonelli's "magic lap" stole pole from Verstappen in Monaco

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Monaco GP
How Antonelli's "magic lap" stole pole from Verstappen in Monaco

Why Norris was expecting poor Monaco GP qualifying

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Monaco GP
Why Norris was expecting poor Monaco GP qualifying

Leclerc explains crash that cost shot at Monaco GP pole

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Monaco GP
Leclerc explains crash that cost shot at Monaco GP pole

Why Verstappen "felt like myself again" in Monaco GP qualifying

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Monaco GP
Why Verstappen "felt like myself again" in Monaco GP qualifying

Why Hungarian MotoGP sprint turned out to be a procession

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Hungarian GP
Why Hungarian MotoGP sprint turned out to be a procession

Russell bemused by pace deficit to F1 title rival Antonelli

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Monaco GP
Russell bemused by pace deficit to F1 title rival Antonelli

Marquez explains Hungarian MotoGP sprint win with "super sport mode"

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Hungarian GP
Marquez explains Hungarian MotoGP sprint win with "super sport mode"

Barrichello ready to help Schumacher

Rubens Barrichello has given up on his world title hopes and agreed to back Michael Schumacher's battle for the championship in the final three races

Having fallen 31 points behind his team leader the Brazilian has promised to support the double champion's bid to win his third world title -- and Ferrari's first since 1979 --starting on Sunday.

Barrichello said he had held talks with the team and Schumacher after the German's unexpectedly dominant display in Italy two weeks ago moved him within two points of title rival Mika Hakkinen.

"We know that Michael is fighting for the championship, at this moment it is my duty to help him and to deny McLaren points," said Barrichello.

"We talked about it after Monza. We don't want to destroy what we have worked so hard to create with all the work we have done this season.

"The objectives are clear. We have to tighten ourselves around Michael and help bring the title back in Italy after 21 years of absence."

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