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Why F1's future engine rules offer new opportunities but also new pitfalls

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Bedrin commands GB3's European leg to build sizeable points lead

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Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week

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Aprilia moves up in MotoGP concessions as Ducati and Honda drop down

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Aprilia moves up in MotoGP concessions as Ducati and Honda drop down

Bortoleto: F1 hasn't lost its 'magic'; drivers need to "turn the page" on 2026 complaints

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Bortoleto: F1 hasn't lost its 'magic'; drivers need to "turn the page" on 2026 complaints

Top 10 F1 drivers of the 2010s

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Video: O'Sullivan completes AMABA F1 prize test with Aston Martin

After winning the 2021 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award, Zak O’Sullivan got his first taste of Formula 1 machinery at Silverstone on Tuesday.

The FIA Formula 3 racer logged laps in a 2021 Aston Martin’s AMR21, managing four sets of runs on slick tyres following some familiarisation running using wet rubber.

The 17-year-old, who impressed judges with his performances in MSV Formula 2, BBM Ginetta LMP3 and Garage 59 Aston Martin GT3 machinery last year, described his first laps in an F1 car as a “crazy experience”.

“Easily the fastest car I’ve driven and really enjoyed it,” said O’Sullivan, who is believed to be returning to F3 for 2023.

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