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LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Red flag as Verstappen crashes

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Dutch GP
LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Red flag as Verstappen crashes

F1 Dutch GP red-flagged after Verstappen crash

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Dutch GP
F1 Dutch GP red-flagged after Verstappen crash

BTCC Donington Park: Morgan beats Sutton in opener

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Donington Park (Grand Prix Circuit)
BTCC Donington Park: Morgan beats Sutton in opener

Why Norris was “surprised” to claim Dutch GP pole position

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Why Norris was “surprised” to claim Dutch GP pole position

Wolff jokes that Mercedes already has Verstappen for the "real hero races"

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Wolff jokes that Mercedes already has Verstappen for the "real hero races"

Supercars Ipswich: Feeney takes second win to secure unlikely Sprint Cup title

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Ipswich Super 440
Supercars Ipswich: Feeney takes second win to secure unlikely Sprint Cup title

What we learned from the 2026 F1 Dutch GP sprint race and qualifying

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What we learned from the 2026 F1 Dutch GP sprint race and qualifying

Verstappen suffering from "flu-like" illness as Zandvoort exposes Red Bull's fundamental problems

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Dutch GP
Verstappen suffering from "flu-like" illness as Zandvoort exposes Red Bull's fundamental problems

Ferrari top time sheets in warm up

Rubens Barrichello went quickest in the warm up session for this afternoon's Monaco Grand Prix. The Brazilian picked his way round the streets of the famous principality to go two tenths faster than team-mate Michael Schumacher in second spot

The lap times steadily tumbled as the session progressed and half way through McLaren looked to be dominating with Hakkinen at the top of the time sheets and team-mate Coulthard only 0.002sec behind.

With five minutes to go, Ralf Schumacher dipped into the 1m22's, taking his Williams round in a time of 1m22.973sec. Clearly Schumacher Jr's race set up was working better than his ninth spot on the grid would have us believe.

Barrichello then went half a second quicker on the first two sections and looked set to move into the top spot, however traffic slowed him up in the final sector around Rascasse and he finished the lap four seconds slower. He then proceeded to carry his speed on to the next lap and unhindered by traffic went on put in the quickest lap of the session at 1m22.251sec.

The session looked like it would end without further drama until, 30 seconds before the chequered flag was waved Pedro De La Rosa lost traction exiting Tabac and put his Arrows into the barrier. The Spaniard was unhurt but has given his mechanics a busy few hours in which to ready the car for the race.

For full warm up results, click here

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