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LIVE: F1 Monaco GP live commentary and updates - FP1 is under way

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Monaco GP
LIVE: F1 Monaco GP live commentary and updates - FP1 is under way

The man behind Japan's first Le Mans winner

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24 Hours of Le Mans
The man behind Japan's first Le Mans winner

Aston Martin’s “random downshifts” leave Alonso wary of Monaco GP crashes

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Aston Martin’s “random downshifts” leave Alonso wary of Monaco GP crashes

FIA and Liberty push for imminent F1 2027 engine solution

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FIA and Liberty push for imminent F1 2027 engine solution

The 'lessons learned' at Red Bull after Verstappen Canada GP criticism

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The 'lessons learned' at Red Bull after Verstappen Canada GP criticism

F1 to race in Las Vegas until 2037 after signing 10-year extension

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F1 to race in Las Vegas until 2037 after signing 10-year extension

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

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Monaco GP
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

Tank Slappers Podcast: San Marino Grand Prix Review

Francesco Bagnaia continued to reel in Fabio Quartararo in the MotoGP world title hunt with his fourth consecutive victory in a enthralling San Marino Grand Prix.

Race winner Francesco Bagnaia, Ducati Team

The Ducati rider held off race-long pressure from future factory team-mate Enea Bastianini to take the win at Misano, his sixth in total this season, with championship leader Quartararo back in fifth place.

It means Bagnaia has moved ahead of Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro as closest contender and is now 30 points off the top having been 91 points adrift after the German GP in June.

The San Marino GP also marked an emotional goodbye to Andrea Dovizioso who retired from MotoGP at the end of the race, concluding a grand prix career which began in 2002.

Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont are together to review the San Marino GP, assess how the title challengers stand with six races to go in 2022, and to say goodbye to Andrea Dovizioso after a brilliant career.

You can listen to the podcast using the player below, or via all good audio platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts.

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