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Norris made his own life difficult again - but his recovery was stunning in Zandvoort's swansong

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Norris made his own life difficult again - but his recovery was stunning in Zandvoort's swansong

BTCC Donington Park: Morgan doubles up with dominant victory

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BTCC Donington Park: Morgan doubles up with dominant victory

Hamilton explains Dutch GP radio outburst over Ferrari team orders

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Hamilton explains Dutch GP radio outburst over Ferrari team orders

What caused Verstappen’s F1 Dutch GP crash

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What caused Verstappen’s F1 Dutch GP crash

F1 Dutch GP: Norris overhauls Antonelli for victory, Verstappen suffers heavy crash

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F1 Dutch GP: Norris overhauls Antonelli for victory, Verstappen suffers heavy crash

BTCC Donington Park: Cammish beats Sutton for Ford 1-2 in race two

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BTCC Donington Park: Cammish beats Sutton for Ford 1-2 in race two

F1 Dutch GP red-flagged after Verstappen crash

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F1 Dutch GP red-flagged after Verstappen crash

LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Norris wins from Antonelli and Russell, Verstappen out after huge crash

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LIVE: F1 Dutch GP updates - Norris wins from Antonelli and Russell, Verstappen out after huge crash

Shnaider Seeking Canadian Backing

Alex Shnaider has revaled that he is chasing major Canadian backing for his team, despite his intention to give his future Midland F1 outfit a Russian theme

Russian-born Shnaider is based in Toronto and, on the back of a new sponsorship deal with Canadian brewery company Steelback for his Jordan team, he wants more support from his adopted country.

"Having a Canadian partner on the team is very important. I would love to see more Canadian companies get involved and reap the global marketing benefits of this sport, because I truly believe they would realise tremendous returns on their investment," he told the Globe and Mail.

"We are in discussions with a number of large Canadian companies that are interested in the opportunities our team can deliver through F1."

Shnaider has hinted about creating a driver development programme for his team, but wants it to be funded by one of his team's sponsors.

"I think the positive publicity a company could derive from being involved in something like driver development would be tremendous and, as a current sponsor, Steelback would be given priority to participate."

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