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Nurburgring 24 Hours: Verstappen Racing leads dominant Mercedes 1-2

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Nurburgring 24 Hours: Verstappen Racing leads dominant Mercedes 1-2

Nurburgring 24 Hours: Faultless Verstappen helps team lead Mercedes 1-2

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Nurburgring 24 Hours: Faultless Verstappen helps team lead Mercedes 1-2

DS Penske on the pace in Monaco Formula E opener

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Monaco ePrix I
DS Penske on the pace in Monaco Formula E opener

Watch LIVE: Nurburgring 24 Hours

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Watch LIVE: Nurburgring 24 Hours

Formula E Monaco: De Vries ends win drought, Ticktum loses podium due to penalty

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Formula E Monaco: De Vries ends win drought, Ticktum loses podium due to penalty

MotoGP Catalan GP: Marquez beats Acosta to sprint win as Martin crashes

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Catalan GP
MotoGP Catalan GP: Marquez beats Acosta to sprint win as Martin crashes

Banking on success: Inside Madrid’s new grand prix circuit

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Banking on success: Inside Madrid’s new grand prix circuit

Tech3 sticks with KTM for MotoGP's 850cc era after Honda talks

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Tech3 sticks with KTM for MotoGP's 850cc era after Honda talks

Championship standings: McLaren closes the gap

David Coulthard's second place in the San Marino Grand Prix promotes the McLaren driver to joint first in the drivers' standings, alongside reigning world champion Michael Schumacher.

Coulthard's consistent finishing - he's been on the podium for all four races so far - has enabled the Scot to challenge Schumacher's supremacy at the top of the standings, however the German has won two races to Coulthard's one and so keeps the top spot in the table.

Ralf Schumacher's maiden win in San Marino means that he is now fourth, just two points behind Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello.

The Prancing Horse keeps its lead in the constructors' competition, although the gap between it and second placed McLaren is down to 10 points following the Silver Arrows' second and fourth places in San Marino.


1 Michael Schumacher
1 David Coulthard
3 Rubens Barrichello
4 Ralf Schumacher
5 Nick Heidfeld
6 Heinz-Harald Frentzen
7 Mika Hakkinen
8 Jarno Trulli
9 Olivier Panis
10 Kimi Raikkonen
11 Giancarlo Fisichella


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McLaren
Williams
Jordan
Sauber
BAR
Benetton

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