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Russell "lost for words" after heartbreaking Canadian GP exit

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Canadian GP
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F1 Canadian GP: Antonelli lands F1 2026 blow as Russell retires in Montreal

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Canadian GP
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Russell suffers dramatic exit from F1 Canada GP

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Canadian GP
Russell suffers dramatic exit from F1 Canada GP

Rosenqvist wins 2026 Indy 500 in closest-ever finish

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110th Running of the Indianapolis 500
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BTCC Snetterton: Shedden sees off Sutton for race three win, Ingram charges to third

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Snetterton (300 Circuit)
BTCC Snetterton: Shedden sees off Sutton for race three win, Ingram charges to third

McLaren: Pirelli F1 tests will help Ferrari, Red Bull for rainy Canadian GP

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Canadian GP
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BTCC Snetterton: Sensational Sutton strikes from 10th to win, disaster for Ingram

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Snetterton (300 Circuit)
BTCC Snetterton: Sensational Sutton strikes from 10th to win, disaster for Ingram

LIVE: F1 Canadian Grand Prix updates - Antonelli leads as Russell and Norris among six retirees

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Canadian GP
LIVE: F1 Canadian Grand Prix updates - Antonelli leads as Russell and Norris among six retirees

Daniil Kvyat stopped enjoying F1 at after Red Bull demotion

Daniil Kvyat has conceded being dropped by Red Bull midway through this year's Formula 1 campaign weakened him and he temporarily stopped enjoying driving

Red Bull sent Kvyat back to Toro Rosso after the Russian Grand Prix, promoting Max Verstappen in his place, and since then the Russian has scored points twice in eight races.

"They [Red Bull] made me a really strong driver but now I'm not so strong because of all these things that happened a few months ago but it's not an excuse," said Kvyat.

"These things in the end should make me stronger again but of course the whole situation of course made me reflect on my things and it's not easy.

"It made me stop enjoying it for a while but now I need to get the enjoyment back and love what I do again."

Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost has said he is keen to retain Kvyat for next season but a deal has yet to be confirmed.

Kvyat, though, says his primary focus is getting comfortable with the car and finishing this year strongly.

"It's been a disrupted season," he told Autosport. "I have had two challenges in one year.

"They interrupted one fight on the one hand and put me in another fight.

"Now I'm battling, that's all I can say. Hopefully there are better things to come.

"You have to be happy with the car, you have to be confident you are working together well, between driver and engineer.

"I feel we are improving that, step by step, and once we become confident about the things we have learned and build confidence in the car, it should be a good thing.

"The results are the best feedback to myself and to everyone else."

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