Why Bottas was always doomed to lose to Hamilton Lewis Hamilton drove outstandingly to win a sixth British Grand Prix. His gains under a safety car made it seem more fortunate than it was, but the evidence suggests early leader Valtteri Bottas would still have struggled to best his team-mate 1563148800 F1

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What Verstappen's victory tells us about F1's future In the three hours between Max Verstappen finishing and stewards confirming him as the Austria winner, the prospect of him being penalised was real. That he wasn't, after a scrap that hinted at the next big rivalry, made this a great day for Formula 1 1561939200 F1

Why Rossi is no longer Yamaha's MotoGP future Valentino Rossi has been a MotoGP star for a generation, but in 2019 he has made his worst ever start to a season. In this revealing interview, Yamaha team boss Lin Jarvis explains why the manufacturer is already looking to life without Rossi 1563321600 MotoGP

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How a Red Bull-era weakness is still plaguing Vettel As Sebastian Vettel suffered another high-profile mistake at Silverstone, his young Ferrari team-mate was impressing once more at the sharp end. Our technical expert explains a flaw Vettel showed at Red Bull, and how it is rearing its ugly head again 1563235200 F1