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Hamilton details ADUO order as Mercedes and Ferrari get F1 engine help

Formula 1
Monaco GP
Hamilton details ADUO order as Mercedes and Ferrari get F1 engine help

No more naysayers, surely? How Monaco proved Antonelli's searing form wasn't just luck

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Formula 1
Monaco GP
No more naysayers, surely? How Monaco proved Antonelli's searing form wasn't just luck

Alpine requests right of review with FIA over penalties which cost Monaco GP podium

Formula 1
Monaco GP
Alpine requests right of review with FIA over penalties which cost Monaco GP podium

Le Mans 24 Hours: Aston Martin fastest at test day

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24 Hours of Le Mans
Le Mans 24 Hours: Aston Martin fastest at test day

Cadillac loses maiden F1 point as Perez penalised

Formula 1
Monaco GP
Cadillac loses maiden F1 point as Perez penalised

Russell “beyond frustration” after dismal, point-less Monaco GP

Formula 1
Monaco GP
Russell “beyond frustration” after dismal, point-less Monaco GP

Why so many F1 drivers were penalised for pitlane speeding in Monaco GP

Formula 1
Monaco GP
Why so many F1 drivers were penalised for pitlane speeding in Monaco GP

Gasly felt "robbed" of F1 Monaco GP podium as Alpine requests right of review over pitlane speeding

Formula 1
Monaco GP
Gasly felt "robbed" of F1 Monaco GP podium as Alpine requests right of review over pitlane speeding

Schuey maintains momentum in first practice

Michael Schumacher kept his name at the top of the time sheets in Saturday morning's first practice session

Having headed both Friday sessions, he banged in the fastest lap again in the final minutes of the first 45-minute session heading into qualifying.

Title rival Mika Hakkinen was way down in 13th and never figured at the top of the time sheets as he continued to experiment with car set-up.

Ralf Schumacher was second quickest, a third of a second behind his elder brother, and David Coulthard was third, despite a brief off mid-way through the session. The McLaren driver misjudged Spoon Curve and ran into the sand but managed to get back onto the track.

Jenson Button was fourth fastest and Giancarlo Fisichella was fifth. Honda-powered BAR driver Jacques Villeneuve, who has predicted a podium finish in the last two races of the season, finished sixth. But spun off yet again in Saturday morning.

The ex-champion has now spun in every session in Suzuka and this time he was forced to walk back to the pits after misjudging Hairpin Curve.

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