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F1 British GP: Antonelli takes pole position, Russell down in fourth

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F1 British GP: Antonelli takes pole position, Russell down in fourth

DTM Norisring: Thiim takes Aston Martin's maiden win after horror crash

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DTM Norisring: Thiim takes Aston Martin's maiden win after horror crash

F1 drivers criticise ‘dangerous’ yo-yo racing in British GP sprint race

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F1 drivers criticise ‘dangerous’ yo-yo racing in British GP sprint race

Russell and Hamilton contract renewals reveal the Verstappen-McLaren rumours to be nonsense

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Russell and Hamilton contract renewals reveal the Verstappen-McLaren rumours to be nonsense

F1 British GP: Antonelli overtakes Hamilton to win Silverstone sprint race

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F1 British GP: Antonelli overtakes Hamilton to win Silverstone sprint race

Horner to attend F1 British GP, set to launch memoir

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Horner to attend F1 British GP, set to launch memoir

LIVE: F1 British GP commentary and updates - sprint race

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LIVE: F1 British GP commentary and updates - sprint race

LIVE: F1 British GP commentary and updates – Antonelli claims pole position

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LIVE: F1 British GP commentary and updates – Antonelli claims pole position

Dennis not writing off Raikkonen yet

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has admitted he remains wary of the threat posed by world champion Kimi Raikkonen in the title battle this season - despite the Finn's disappointing performances recently

Raikkonen has not won a race since the Spanish Grand Prix and has been regularly outpaced by his teammate Felipe Massa.

But Dennis, who knows Raikkonen well after their spell together at McLaren, thinks the now Ferrari driver remains a force to be reckoned with.

"Kimi is a fierce competitor, a highly-talented racing driver and I wouldn't levy any criticism at him at all," said Dennis.

"The bottom line is drivers have good and bad races, and I'm sure he will forget this one, but he is more than capable of winning.

"So I certainly wouldn't discount him at this stage. With only six races to go, I wouldn't want to make any predictions about him. That's the worst thing we could do.

"Our package of improvements we have will hopefully reap the rewards we think they will deserve, but we will have to see how it unfolds."

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