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The surprise plan to keep Alonso in F1
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is working on a fresh rules concession plan to help accelerate Honda’s progress and keep Fernando Alonso in F1
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The first day of proper F1 on-track running at the Madring didn't produce the predicted chaos, but it did provide some early winners and losers...
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Championship leader Kimi Antonelli topped the times in Madring's second practice session
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George Russell led his Mercedes F1 team-mate Kimi Antonelli in first practice for the Spanish GP at the Madring
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Kimi Antonelli narrowly beat Charles Leclerc to the fastest time in second practice at the Madring, where Arvid Lindblad finished fourth - but crashed to bring out the sole red flag on Friday.
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FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is open to Formula 1 adding a 12th team to the grid, but says any candidate will have to join on the championship’s terms
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George Russell will delay taking his inevitable F1 engine change penalty - potentially until the time of the US GP
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Fallout from Ferrari's Monza disaster and intrigue (or perhaps trepidation) over the Madring track headline our learnings from day one in Spain
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F1 drivers are bracing to drive the "scary" and "crazy" Madring for the first time, with expectations it will be the "most complicated" track of the year
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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have cleared the air - but there are no new driver management policies at Ferrari, yet
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Here are five key impressions from F1's first new circuit in three years...
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As Ferrari grapples with the Leclerc/Hamilton dynamic, what can it learn from McLaren and Mercedes' policies?
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As Formula 1 debuts in Madrid, Audi's first F1 protege will be vying to maintain his 100% title-winning streak on the undercard in the Formula 3 title-decider
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This weekend's Madrid Grand Prix boasts a new circuit likened to Monaco, Macau and Jeddah. But there are also concerns about its 'car killer' characteristics
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The son of the 2007 F1 world champion Kimi Raikkonen will join Red Bull's driver development programme next year