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Mick Schumacher gets massive boost for 2023 F1 seat chances after team-mate's claim

Haas chief Guenther Steiner has yet to decide whether or not Schumacher will keep his seat next season, but if he listens to Kevin Magnussen then the German's chances are looking good

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Haas: New F1 title sponsor will allow team to reach budget cap

Haas will be able to operate at the level of the Formula 1 budget cap from 2023 thanks to its new title sponsor, according to Gunther Steiner.

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New title sponsor won’t impact Haas F1 driver choice for 2023

New Haas Formula 1 team title sponsor Moneygram will have no impact on which driver will land the second seat in 2023.

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Aston Martin: "Aggressive development" key to recent F1 points haul

Aston Martin Formula 1 team performance director Tom McCullough says 'aggressive development' and good reliability have been the keys to the squad’s recent points haul.

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Jan and Kevin Magnussen to share car in this year's Gulf 12 Hours

Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen and sportscar racing star Jan Magnussen will share a car for only the second time in the Gulf 12 Hours this year.

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Magnussen Sr and Jr to share a Ferrari in Gulf 12 Hours

Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen and sportscar racing star Jan Magnussen will share a car for only the second time in the Gulf 12 Hours this year.

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Steiner: Haas needs to stabilise current "bumpy road" of F1 form

Haas Formula 1 boss Guenther Steiner admits that his team has to stabilise its “bumpy road” of form in order to make further progress.

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Steiner: Haas F1 needs to stabilise current ‘bumpy road’ of form

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner admits that his team has to stabilise its “bumpy road” of form in order to make further progress.

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Steiner: F1 now a “tough crowd” with so many competitive teams

Haas boss Gunther Steiner says Formula 1 is now a “tough crowd” with so many teams fighting for the outer reaches of the top 10 and a close battle for sixth in the championship.

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Michael Schumacher's son Mick's Formula 1 future up in the air despite Haas calling special press conference

Mick Schumacher's contract is set to expire at the end of this season giving Haas the option to renew or replace him with an alternative driver

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Mick Schumacher's F1 future up in the air despite Haas calling special press conference

Haas could use a special press conference to announce a new sponsor and state that they are in no hurry to confirm who their second driver will be for next year

Daily Mirror

Mick Schumacher handed major boost by Haas boss ahead of 2023 announcement

Mick Schumacher, son of legendary F1 driver Michael, has been left sweating over his place with Haas for next season after two difficult campaigns with the US team

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Steiner: Schumacher has "home advantage" to keep 2023 Haas F1 seat

Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner says Mick Schumacher has a 'home advantage' to keep his seat for 2023 because the team has already been working with him for two years.

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Steiner: Schumacher has home advantage for 2023 Haas F1 seat

Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner says Mick Schumacher has a 'home advantage' to keep his seat for 2023 because the team has already been working with him for two years.

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Pietro Fittipaldi gets Haas F1 practice runs in Mexico and Abu Dhabi

Pietro Fittipaldi will return to the cockpit of a Haas Formula 1 car in Mexico City and Abu Dhabi when he drives in the FP1 sessions for the American squad.

Daily Mirror

Haas seat next F1 domino to fall amid Mick Schumacher decision as Williams in no rush

F1 silly season is almost at an end for another year, but there are still a couple of seats up for grabs as Haas and Williams leave it late to decide who will be behind the wheel of their cars in 2023

Daily Mirror

Daniel Ricciardo risks missing out on his Las Vegas F1 dream by dropping off 2023 grid

Ricciardo told reporters in Japan at the weekend that he expects to be left without a race seat in 2023, meaning he will miss out on the trip to Las Vegas he has been craving for years

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F1 World Championship points after the 2022 Japanese GP

Max Verstappen claimed the 2022 Formula 1 World Championship crown after winning his 12th race of the season in Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix.

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Former F1 driver makes Daniel Ricciardo request after McLaren star's 2023 admission

The 33-year-old admitted that he won't have an F1 seat next year and has previously been offered a NASCAR place as he looks for racing alternatives for next season

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Japanese GP: Verstappen crowned F1 champion after cruising to victory

Max Verstappen has been crowned the 2022 Formula 1 world champion in bizarre circumstances after Charles Leclerc copped a late penalty in a heavily delayed and wet Japanese Grand Prix.

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Max Verstappen wins Japanese GP and world title after Leclerc handed penalty – as it happened

The Red Bull driver claimed his second straight title in controversial and confusing circumstances at Suzuka

Evening Standard

F1 Drivers’ Championship 2022: Latest standings as Max Verstappen wins title at Japanese Grand Prix

Max Verstappen won the 2022 Formula One Drivers’ Championship after winning the Japanese Grand Prix.

Daily Mirror

Daniel Ricciardo finally reveals 2023 F1 seat decision after McLaren axe

Ricciardo's future has been up in the air ever since McLaren declared they would be cancelling his contract a year early, with 2023 race seat options dwindling as every day goes by

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F1 Japanese GP: Verstappen shades Leclerc to pole by 0.01s at Suzuka

Max Verstappen hung on to narrowly claim pole position for Formula 1’s 2022 Japanese Grand Prix over Charles Leclerc, as the Red Bull driver faced a stewards' investigation.

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Max Verstappen takes Japanese GP pole but summoned to stewards for Lando Norris incident

Max Verstappen was hoping to put his Red Bull on pole position on a weekend that could see him confirmed as 2022 champion, with the likes of Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton hoping to delay him

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