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Spool party: How F1's drivers will fight against turbo lag in Monaco

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Spool party: How F1's drivers will fight against turbo lag in Monaco

Why Norris and Leclerc have been summoned to the FIA stewards before hitting the track in Monaco

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Monaco GP
Why Norris and Leclerc have been summoned to the FIA stewards before hitting the track in Monaco

Marquez to "forget" about Hungarian GP podium as he offers recovery update

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Marquez to "forget" about Hungarian GP podium as he offers recovery update

What makes the Le Mans 24 Hours so special?

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What makes the Le Mans 24 Hours so special?

Bagnaia: Lack of Balaton Park safety changes linked to circuit's uncertain MotoGP future

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Bagnaia: Lack of Balaton Park safety changes linked to circuit's uncertain MotoGP future

F1 teams fit unique rear wings for Monaco GP

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Monaco GP
F1 teams fit unique rear wings for Monaco GP

Newey set to return to F1 paddock in Monaco

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Monaco GP
Newey set to return to F1 paddock in Monaco

The best Saturday of the year? Why F1 must accept Monaco for what it is

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Monaco GP
The best Saturday of the year? Why F1 must accept Monaco for what it is

Tank Slappers Podcast: MotoGP Dutch GP Review

The first half of the 2022 MotoGP season came to a close last weekend with a dramatic Dutch Grand Prix.

Francesco Bagnaia, Ducati Team, Marco Bezzecchi, VR46 Racing Team, Maverick Vinales, Aprilia Racing Team podium

Having come into the Assen round 34 points clear in the championship standings, Fabio Quartararo was well on course to his second world title.

But a rare mistake led to him crashing out in the early stages while trying to pass title rival Aleix Espargaro.

Quartararo would crash for a second time a few laps later to register his first DNF since the 2021 Algarve GP.

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Meanwhile, Espargaro recovered from dropping to 15th to finishing fourth and cutting Quartararo’s championship lead down to 21 points going into the summer break.

In the latest Tank Slappers podcast, Autosport’s Lewis Duncan and Motorsport.com’s Oriol Puigdemont discuss how Quartararo’s mistake could affect him going forward and whether Espargaro is now in a much stronger position to battle for the title.

They also discuss Maverick Vinales’ breakthrough podium for Aprilia and the downturn for the Japanese manufacturers, as well as the latest rider market stories.

 
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