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F1 Hungarian GP: Norris wins from Verstappen and Antonelli, Piastri retires with gearbox failure

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Hungarian GP
F1 Hungarian GP: Norris wins from Verstappen and Antonelli, Piastri retires with gearbox failure

BTCC Thruxton: Sutton takes victory in race two after investigation

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Thruxton
BTCC Thruxton: Sutton takes victory in race two after investigation

DTM Oschersleben: Bortolotti snatches victory after Manthey pitstop mistake

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Oschersleben
DTM Oschersleben: Bortolotti snatches victory after Manthey pitstop mistake

Formula E Tokyo E-Prix: De Vries wins chaotic race as Dennis takes championship lead

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Tokyo ePrix II
Formula E Tokyo E-Prix: De Vries wins chaotic race as Dennis takes championship lead

BTCC Thruxton: Cook holds off Sutton for opener win

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Thruxton
BTCC Thruxton: Cook holds off Sutton for opener win

Malaysia will officially host F1's 2026 Bahrain GP

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Malaysia will officially host F1's 2026 Bahrain GP

Why Hungarian GP pole position was an ‘overachievement" for Norris – and Ferrari still has a better car

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Formula 1
Hungarian GP
Why Hungarian GP pole position was an ‘overachievement" for Norris – and Ferrari still has a better car

LIVE: F1 Hungarian GP updates - Norris wins from Verstappen, Piastri retires with gearbox failure

Formula 1
Hungarian GP
LIVE: F1 Hungarian GP updates - Norris wins from Verstappen, Piastri retires with gearbox failure

Valencia 2: Wurz on top

Alexander Wurz continued to keep McLaren at the top of the time sheets on the second day of testing at Valencia in Spain on Thursday, as the 2004 machines maintained their dominance of the time sheets

The Austrian outpaced Renault's Franck Montagny by more than one-and-a-half seconds as Jenson Button proved the quickest of the 2005 cars with the third best time - almost two seconds adrift of Wurz.

With less wind making testing more meaningful than had been the case on Wednesday, most drivers were able to complete fairly major running - with the only drama seeming to befall Fernando Alonso.

The Renault ace, making his return to the F1 cockpit after a winter break, suffered a spin and an engine failure to end up fifth fastest behind Takuma Sato in the concept BAR.



Alexander Wurz (McLaren), 1m09.510s, 142 laps
Franck Montagny (Renault), 1m11.179s, 157 laps
Jenson Button (BAR), 1m11.255s, 127 laps
Takuma Sato (BAR), 1m11.388s, 132 laps
Fernando Alonso (Renault), 1m11.468s, 58 laps
Jacques Villeneuve (Sauber), 1m12.298s, 107 laps

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