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The two worrying trends for Russell against Antonelli in F1 2026

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Monaco GP
The two worrying trends for Russell against Antonelli in F1 2026

How Antonelli's "magic lap" stole pole from Verstappen in Monaco

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Monaco GP
How Antonelli's "magic lap" stole pole from Verstappen in Monaco

Why Norris was expecting poor Monaco GP qualifying

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Monaco GP
Why Norris was expecting poor Monaco GP qualifying

Leclerc explains crash that cost shot at Monaco GP pole

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Monaco GP
Leclerc explains crash that cost shot at Monaco GP pole

Why Verstappen "felt like myself again" in Monaco GP qualifying

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Monaco GP
Why Verstappen "felt like myself again" in Monaco GP qualifying

Why Hungarian MotoGP sprint turned out to be a procession

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Hungarian GP
Why Hungarian MotoGP sprint turned out to be a procession

Russell bemused by pace deficit to F1 title rival Antonelli

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Monaco GP
Russell bemused by pace deficit to F1 title rival Antonelli

Marquez explains Hungarian MotoGP sprint win with "super sport mode"

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Hungarian GP
Marquez explains Hungarian MotoGP sprint win with "super sport mode"

Webber: Arena layout good for Red Bull

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton have been warned not to expect any home boost because of the new Silverstone layout, with Mark Webber confident it will play to the strengths of Red Bull Racing

With last year's Silverstone event having been dominated by Red Bull, Webber thinks the tweaks that have taken place to Silverstone over the winter will not slow his outfit down at all.

"I think it is," said Webber when asked if he felt the layout was still good for Red Bull Racing.

"Our car fortunately is competitive on all venues, which is great for us. The new sector has a high speed corner entering it, with a slow technical section and a bit of undulation. It should be good."

Webber said he was also delighted that Silverstone had secured the long-term future of the British GP.

"I am absolutely wrapped that we have managed to keep the British GP in the UK. There was a bit of arm wrestling with Bernie, but we should be proud that we have F1 and MotoGP at the same place."

Early simulations suggest the long kink after Abbey will see F1 cars reach speeds in excess of 185mph.

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