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What we learned from the 2026 F1 British GP sprint race and qualifying

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What we learned from the 2026 F1 British GP sprint race and qualifying

Wolff: "Emotional" Vasseur misunderstood comments on Ferrari

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Wolff: "Emotional" Vasseur misunderstood comments on Ferrari

F1 British GP: Antonelli takes pole position, Russell down in fourth

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F1 British GP: Antonelli takes pole position, Russell down in fourth

DTM Norisring: Thiim takes Aston Martin's maiden win after horror crash

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DTM Norisring: Thiim takes Aston Martin's maiden win after horror crash

F1 drivers criticise ‘dangerous’ yo-yo racing in British GP sprint race

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F1 drivers criticise ‘dangerous’ yo-yo racing in British GP sprint race

Russell and Hamilton contract renewals reveal the Verstappen-McLaren rumours to be nonsense

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Russell and Hamilton contract renewals reveal the Verstappen-McLaren rumours to be nonsense

F1 British GP: Antonelli overtakes Hamilton to win Silverstone sprint race

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F1 British GP: Antonelli overtakes Hamilton to win Silverstone sprint race

LIVE: F1 British GP commentary and updates – Antonelli claims pole position

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LIVE: F1 British GP commentary and updates – Antonelli claims pole position

Ralf to test at Silverstone

Ralf Schumacher will return to a Williams cockpit at Silverstone next week and Frank Williams envisages that he will partner Juan Pablo Montoya in the race team for the Chinese Grand Prix

Williams confirmed that the intention had been for Schumacher to drive at Monza and, at an examination before last week's Monza test, Ralf was found to be wholly medically and mentally fit, a situation that, in fact, has been in existence since the Hungarian GP last month. A medical consultant advising Schumacher's insurers, however, proclaimed that the standard recovery period for injuries such as Schumacher's was 12 weeks.

Schumacher had his accident at Indianapolis on June 20 and 12 weeks are up today, the day of the Italian Grand Prix. Ralf, however, would have had to do the Monza test and the Italian GP practice days without insurance.

"Neither Ralf nor us wanted him to get in the car uninsured, but he will be back in the car next week at Silverstone," confirmed BMW motorsport director Mario Theissen in Monza.

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