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

Formula 1
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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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

Video: Red Bull "in a different galaxy" at the F1 Bahrain GP

Max Verstappen dominated the 2024 Formula 1 opener in Bahrain as he led home a Red Bull 1-2.

Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing, 1st position, on the podium

The new-look RB20 proved an instant success for Verstappen as he eased to victory, while most of his rivals were hit by trouble or left fighting through the pack.

Perez battled from fifth on the grid to take second place, but with his Dutch team-mate long gone and winning by over 22s, as Carlos Sainz completed the podium for Ferrari.

Bryn Lucas is joined by Jonathan Noble and Matt Kew to break down the Bahrain Grand Prix and what they've learnt after the first round of the year.

 
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