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F1’s Lego go-kart drivers’ parade ends with Fernando Alonso win

Formula 1’s second edition of its Lego drivers’ parade, this time using go-karts featuring 28,000 Lego bricks, ended in a ‘win’ for Fernando Alonso at Silverstone as a number of drivers got beached in...

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Max Verstappen criticises F1 Lego parade: "Drivers should not look like kids or clowns"

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Verstappen says Lego cars risk making F1 drivers look like kids and clowns

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Lewis Hamilton 'wouldn't have pitted' under safety car if he knew British GP second was at risk

Lewis Hamilton has conceded he wouldn't have pitted for a second time under the late safety car at the British Grand Prix had he known he would have lost second place to George Russell.

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‘Pretty bad from the get-go’: Lewis Hamilton rues Ferrari’s decision at British Grand Prix

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Charles Leclerc wins British Grand Prix after Kimi Antonelli's late car failure

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Lewis Hamilton summoned after F1 British GP, expects to lose podium

During the race, the seven-time world champion had already received a five-second time penalty for moving before the start lights had gone out.

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F1 British GP: Charles Leclerc wins as Kimi Antonelli hits trouble

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Hamilton makes Leclerc admission as teammate wins the British Grand Prix

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AlphaTauri Launch Event | Exclusive F1 Driver Interview & Behind Scenes

Go behind the scenes at the AlphaTauri Formula 1 team launch in Austria with an exclusive Q&A featuring Pierre Gasly and Daniil Kvyat. Discover their thoughts on Formula 1, favorite performance cars,

Zak Brown: McLaren F1 talks with Max Verstappen ‘didn’t go anywhere’

The clarification follows suggestions Verstappen’s management and McLaren about a potential future F1 race seat. Rudy Carezzevoli/ SILVERSTONE, UK — McLaren’s talks with Max Verstappen “didn’t go anywhere” according to CEO Zak Brown,

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How F1 drivers really feel about the Indy 500, including Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton

The Indianapolis 500 continues to divide opinion across Formula 1, with some world champions fascinated by the challenge while others, including Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, have made clear they have no interest in risking oval racing. The race still ...