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What were Norris’ chances of winning the F1 Miami Grand Prix?

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What were Norris’ chances of winning the F1 Miami Grand Prix?

Heinrich claims Laguna Seca IMSA win with decisive late overtake

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Heinrich claims Laguna Seca IMSA win with decisive late overtake

Why Lawson wasn't penalised for flipping Gasly in Miami GP

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Why Lawson wasn't penalised for flipping Gasly in Miami GP

Verstappen penalised for crossing pit exit but keeps fifth place at F1 Miami GP

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Verstappen penalised for crossing pit exit but keeps fifth place at F1 Miami GP

Leclerc handed huge Miami GP penalty after battle with Verstappen and Russell

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Leclerc handed huge Miami GP penalty after battle with Verstappen and Russell

How Antonelli and Mercedes defeated Norris and McLaren in Miami's F1 thriller

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How Antonelli and Mercedes defeated Norris and McLaren in Miami's F1 thriller

Verstappen, Leclerc and Russell all summoned to stewards after F1 Miami GP

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Verstappen, Leclerc and Russell all summoned to stewards after F1 Miami GP

F1 Miami GP: Antonelli beats Norris for hard-fought win in chaotic race

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F1 Miami GP: Antonelli beats Norris for hard-fought win in chaotic race

Grapevine: McNish to Compete in Classic Rally

Renault test driver Allan McNish will get the chance to drive on home soil next month when he takes part in the Mount Stewart Classic - but his team will not give him one of their Grand Prix cars to play with.

Renault test driver Allan McNish will get the chance to drive on home soil next month when he takes part in the Mount Stewart Classic - but his team will not give him one of their Grand Prix cars to play with.

Scot McNish, who is yet to confirm his future with Renault for next year, will head to the Isle of Bute in Scotland but rather than racing his R23 machine from 2003, he will be in a car from 1902.

"It is an honour to be able to take the car to Scotland will be very special for me," said McNish. "It's very, very different to drive from anything we see today. You actually change gear using a lever outside the cockpit but once you get going the car does have some pace. I think it has a top speed of around 45mph."

The event has been set up by the Marquis of Bute - who is better known as former Lotus driver Johnny Dumfries - and will also feature Scottish Rally star Robbie Head.

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