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McLaren to finally trial 'Macarena-style' rear wing in Hungarian GP practice

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Palou still unstoppable as Nashville win edges him closer to fifth IndyCar title

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Palou still unstoppable as Nashville win edges him closer to fifth IndyCar title

F1 juniors shine in F2 2026 title fight

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Is the 2026 WRC title fight the most unpredictable in a generation?

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The key factor as Alonso weighs up F1 future

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The key factor as Alonso weighs up F1 future

What Red Bull's succession plans for Lambiase and Marko reveal about team's F1 future

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Mercedes "struggling to understand" Russell's deployment issues in F1 2026

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The expectation on Aston Martin's shoulders as it prepares to debut its Hungarian GP updates

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The expectation on Aston Martin's shoulders as it prepares to debut its Hungarian GP updates

Q & A with Giorgio Mondini

Q. How did you approach the test with Renault?

Giorgio Mondini: "To be driving the world championship winning car is an extraordinary opportunity. My first aim was to enjoy the experience, without making any mistakes. It is not easy to understand how a car like this works in the space of a few hours, but it was really enjoyable."

Q. What impressed you the most?

GM: "When I got into the car, to think to myself that I was in such a prestigious position was a strange feeling. At the wheel, the braking power and the downforce in the quick corners are what really take your breath away."

Q. How do you evaluate the progress you made?

GM: "I understood something more each time we put on a new set of tyres. There are lots of things that don't come naturally when you drive the car for the first time, like the traction control. You think you are on the limit, but the electronic systems let you go even further. You need to have the confidence to do it, and that only comes with experience."

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