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Rally Islas Canarias
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Rally Islas Canarias
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Schumacher's rise: World Sportscar Championship watchalong with Anthony Davidson

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Why McLaren will deliver "an entirely new" F1 car in Miami – but expects all rivals to do the same

Formula 1
Miami GP
Why McLaren will deliver "an entirely new" F1 car in Miami – but expects all rivals to do the same

New constructor joins Toyota in committing to WRC 2027

WRC
Rally Islas Canarias
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How injury struggles are plaguing MotoGP champion Marquez in 2026

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Spanish GP
How injury struggles are plaguing MotoGP champion Marquez in 2026

“Lesson learned” – the mindset F1 and the FIA need for the next rule change

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Formula 1
Miami GP
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Verstappen not done yet

Dutch Formula 1 veteran Jos Verstappen has vowed to return to grand prix racing, despite not finding a seat for the start of the 2004 season

Verstappen's last hope was with Jordan, but the British team decided it could not reach a deal with his sponsor, computer firm Trust, and signed Italy's Giorgio Pantano instead.

"For the time being I will focus my efforts on Formula 1," said Verstappen on his website. "It won't surprise me if some seats become available during the season. Well, they know that I am on the bench with a nice sponsor package on offer."

Talking about Jordan's decision not to take him on, Verstappen said: "I am very disappointed, but I can see possibilities. I have to see if all drivers can make the grade. Each season we see changes within teams. I have to be ready: I am focused, physically fit, ready to get in a car and go fast. My sponsors are eager to return.

"We want the world of Formula 1 to know that we haven't said goodbye. There is a driver available with talent, experience and a financial attractive package. All team owners know that. The season hasn't started and definitely hasn't finished yet!"

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