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The big British GP chance F1 almost missed

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The big British GP chance F1 almost missed

What Alonso needs from Aston Martin and F1 as career decision looms

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Belgian GP
What Alonso needs from Aston Martin and F1 as career decision looms

Why nationality should be 'no factor' as Haas considers Fornaroli and Camara for F1 2027

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Hungarian GP
Why nationality should be 'no factor' as Haas considers Fornaroli and Camara for F1 2027

F1 drivers raise concerns over 'self-learning' power units – what's going on?

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Belgian GP
F1 drivers raise concerns over 'self-learning' power units – what's going on?

What is holding back Bagnaia in MotoGP 2026?

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What is holding back Bagnaia in MotoGP 2026?

Why the 2026 F1 cars suit Antonelli's driving style more than Russell

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Why the 2026 F1 cars suit Antonelli's driving style more than Russell

Hamilton takes "full responsibility" for disappointing Belgian GP

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Belgian GP
Hamilton takes "full responsibility" for disappointing Belgian GP

McLaren to finally trial 'Macarena-style' rear wing in Hungarian GP practice

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Belgian GP
McLaren to finally trial 'Macarena-style' rear wing in Hungarian GP practice

Video: Verstappen seals his third F1 title at the Qatar GP

Max Verstappen secured his third Formula 1 world championship in Qatar, finishing second in Saturday's sprint to clinch the crown.

The Red Bull driver becomes one of only five F1 drivers to win three consecutive titles, alongside Juan Manuel Fangio, Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton.

Sunday's grand prix was a demanding race which saw many drivers struggle with track limits and battling soaring temperatures, with several left seeking medical attention.

Joining Martyn Lee is Sam Hall, and from trackside in Qatar Matt Kew, to cover the main talking points from the F1 Qatar Grand Prix.

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