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Leclerc lacked luck until Silverstone; fortune saved him from Antonelli's charge

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Formula 1
British GP
Leclerc lacked luck until Silverstone; fortune saved him from Antonelli's charge

Why Verstappen is 'right to be angry' after another "super dangerous" wing failure

Formula 1
British GP
Why Verstappen is 'right to be angry' after another "super dangerous" wing failure

Why Mercedes won't contest Antonelli's British GP track limits penalty

Formula 1
British GP
Why Mercedes won't contest Antonelli's British GP track limits penalty

Hamilton keeps British GP podium after escaping yellow-flag sanction

Formula 1
British GP
Hamilton keeps British GP podium after escaping yellow-flag sanction

Verstappen "fed up" with Red Bull issues as he reveals cause of British GP crash

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British GP
Verstappen "fed up" with Red Bull issues as he reveals cause of British GP crash

DTM Norisring: Thiim doubles up to grab championship lead

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Norisring
DTM Norisring: Thiim doubles up to grab championship lead

FIA explains safety car finish at F1 British GP

Formula 1
British GP
FIA explains safety car finish at F1 British GP

Hamilton summoned after F1 British GP, expects to lose podium

Formula 1
British GP
Hamilton summoned after F1 British GP, expects to lose podium

No Toyota driver decision before August

Toyota is unlikely to decide on its 2003 driver line-up before the end of August, team manager Ange Pasquali said at Magny-Cours

Mika Salo confirmed in France that he has a year to run on his Toyota contract and will be staying with the team next year, but half of the F1 paddock would appear to be in pursuit of Allan McNish's seat.

Names mentioned in connection with Toyota in the Magny-Cours include Jenson Button, Olivier Panis, Nick Heidfeld, Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Alexander Wurz and, not beyond the realms of possibility even, Jacques Villeneuve or Eddie Irvine.

"We haven't taken any decision and will probably do it around the Spa Grand Prix at the end of August," said Pasquali. "There is a lot of rumour but F1 rumours are a fact of life. In the meantime, our priority is to improve the car. Allan is doing a reasonable job for us, it's not easy and he has been unlucky. He has good technical feedback in testing and so at the moment there is no emergency."

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