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Why Honda's new F1 engine comes with fresh but expected driveability issues

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The advice Marquez gave Hadjar over his wrist injury

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F1 Dutch GP: Russell takes pole in tight sprint qualifying with Antonelli fifth

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F1 Dutch GP: Russell takes pole in tight sprint qualifying with Antonelli fifth

F1 Dutch GP: Antonelli pips Norris in practice amid poor showing for Red Bull

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F1 Dutch GP: Antonelli pips Norris in practice amid poor showing for Red Bull

The hidden benefit of Verstappen’s new F1 deal that Red Bull wants to exploit

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The hidden benefit of Verstappen’s new F1 deal that Red Bull wants to exploit

Ogier set for WRC return after Rally Finland crash

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Ogier set for WRC return after Rally Finland crash

LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Antonelli fastest from Norris in practice

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LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Antonelli fastest from Norris in practice

LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Russell takes sprint pole from Norris

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LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Russell takes sprint pole from Norris

GP Racing Podcast: Will the next British champion please stand up

George Russell's impressive start to his Mercedes Formula 1 career is the subject of GP Racing's August issue cover feature and is discussed in GPR's latest Flat Chat Podcast.

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Russell's team-mate Lewis Hamilton says his younger compatriot could be the next British world champion, and Luke Smith has considered the merit of that view for an in-depth look into the former Williams man's first year in silver.

BRDC President David Coulthard is the subject of this issue's long interview with Mark Gallagher, discussing his driving ability, how his late sister inspired his project to find the next female F1 driver and the excitement he gets from broadcasting.

And GP Racing's Maurice Hamilton was present at the Goodwood Festival of Speed to see Nigel Mansell, the driver Coulthard shared the second Williams seat with in 1994, reacquainted with his 1992 title-winning FW14B.

All this and more is discussed in the latest edition of the Flat Chat podcast, anchored by new GPR editor Stuart Codling, with Mark Gallagher and Autosport's F1 editor Matt Kew joining to chew the fat.

 
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