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LIVE: F1 Miami Grand Prix updates - Antonelli defending lead from Norris, Gasly flipped in clash with Lawson

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Miami GP
LIVE: F1 Miami Grand Prix updates - Antonelli defending lead from Norris, Gasly flipped in clash with Lawson

FIA president certain V8 engines to return to F1 by 2031

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Miami GP
FIA president certain V8 engines to return to F1 by 2031

DS Penske puts in a strong showing in Formula E Berlin Race 2

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Berlin ePrix II
DS Penske puts in a strong showing in Formula E Berlin Race 2

Formula E Berlin E-Prix: Evans battles to remarkable Race 2 win from 17th

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Berlin ePrix II
Formula E Berlin E-Prix: Evans battles to remarkable Race 2 win from 17th

What F1 stands to gain from a wet Miami GP

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Miami GP
What F1 stands to gain from a wet Miami GP

Hadjar officially disqualified from F1 Miami GP qualifying

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Miami GP
Hadjar officially disqualified from F1 Miami GP qualifying

Great debate: Will Verstappen quit F1 and should F1 care?

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Great debate: Will Verstappen quit F1 and should F1 care?

How Antonelli restored Mercedes order in F1 Miami GP qualifying

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Miami GP
How Antonelli restored Mercedes order in F1 Miami GP qualifying

Raikkonen Welcomes 'Lucky' Win

McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen believes justice was made after he won the Canadian Grand Prix and roared back into the Formula One title reckoning on Sunday as Renault's Championship leader Fernando Alonso drew a blank

Raikkonen's third win in four races left him 22 points adrift of the 23-year-old Renault driver with 11 races remaining.

"We were a little bit lucky today but we were so unlucky in the last race," said Raikkonen, who crashed out of the European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring two weeks ago on the last lap while leading Alonso.

"We got those 10 points back. We are definitely back in the Championship, back and fighting again.

"Everything worked well, no problem at all, we had new brakes for this race so thanks for them and the engine was also very good."

On a humid afternoon full of drama, McLaren were deprived of a likely one-two by the exclusion of fiery Colombian Juan Pablo Montoya while Spaniard Alonso was sidelined by his first retirement of the season.

With McLaren looking at a one-two finish, despite Raikkonen wrestling with a steering problem, the Colombian left the pitlane under a red light as the field was passing behind the safety car.

Stewards excluded him.

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