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Marko details improvements at Red Bull since Mekies became F1 boss

The impact Laurent Mekies has made since joining Red Bull is already clear to see

Autosport

David Coulthard on replacing Senna,fighting with Schumacher and bonding with Häkkinen

David Coulthard had a remarkable Formula 1 career and his upcoming speaking tour, alongside his great friend, long-time teammate and former rival…

The National (Scotland)

The Rarest Car In Forza Horizon 5 Is An Ultra-Exclusive Supercar Most Players Will Never Touch

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David Coulthard backs Toto Wolff's 'F1 needs assholes' remark: 'No one interested in boxers hugging'

Ex-McLaren driver David Coulthard agrees with Toto Wolff's statement that F1 fans 'need to hate someone', following the departure of Christian Horner from the championship

Motorsport

Bernie Ecclestone believes McLaren ‘prefer’ Lando Norris to win F1 title over Oscar Piastri

Piastri currently leads Norris in the intra-team title battle by 31 points with eight races remaining

The Independent UK

How F1's recent title battles stood with a third of the season left

The 2025 F1 season still has a third of the campaign to go and, as history points out, there’s still potential for plenty of plot twists in the world title fight involving Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris

Motorsport

How can McLaren clinch the F1 teams' title at upcoming Azerbaijan GP?

Barring the near-impossible, McLaren will defend its F1 constructors' championship in 2025. The Woking team can win the 2025 title as early as Baku - as long as a few results go its way

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How McLaren can wrap up the 2025 F1 constructors' title in Azerbaijan GP

Barring the near-impossible, McLaren will defend its F1 constructors' championship in 2025. The Woking-based team can win the 2025 F1 title as early as Baku - as long as a few results go its way

Motorsport

How Monza brought out Ferrari's fundamental limitations with its 2025 F1 car

At its home race, Ferrari relied heavily on an extreme, unloaded configuration, but this brought to light the lack of downforce that did not allow it to hold its own against Red Bull and McLaren

Autosport

JA on F1 podcast: Who will be the first team post-McLaren to win the F1 title?

With McLaren on the cusp of clinching the 2025 F1 world constructors’ championship, how did the team pull off such a dominant campaign and what could happen next season?

Autosport

Johnny Herbert goes rogue in pick for second Red Bull seat: ‘He’s very impressive’

Yuki Tsunoda is under pressure in the second Red Bull seat, with Isack Hadjar impressing at Racing Bulls

The Independent UK

Toto Wolff sends firm message to Mercedes teen Kimi Antonelli: ‘It was underwhelming’

Antonelli struggled at his home race at Monza and finished ninth, dropping to eighth in the drivers’ standings

The Independent UK

Audi announce key partnership ahead of debut F1 season in 2026

The German automotive giant will take over the current Sauber team for the new set of regulations next year

The Independent UK

Nico Rosberg gives view on McLaren’s ‘impossible’ pit-stop call between Piastri and Norris

McLaren ordered Piastri to let Norris by in a contentious finale to Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix

The Independent UK

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Christian Lundgaard calls first McLaren season a foundation for 2026 IndyCar title bid

Lundgaard sat down with Motorsport.com to reflect on his 2025 season with Arrow McLaren and share his high expectations for next year in the IndyCar Series

Autosport

What's behind Mekies' extreme modesty after Monza victory?

Laurent Mekies claims his contribution to Max Verstappen’s Italian GP win was “zero”. But what does this modesty say – and what did the new Red Bull boss actually accomplish behind the scenes?

Motorsport

‘Zero contribution’ – Why was Red Bull team boss Laurent Mekies so modest after Monza F1 win?

After the Italian GP, Laurent Mekies claimed his contribution to Max Verstappen’s victory had been “zero”. But what does this modesty say – and what did he actually accomplish behind the scenes?

The Independent UK

Ferrari make bold Lewis Hamilton prediction after optimism of Italian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton’s first season at Ferrari has largely been a nightmare but green shoots of recovery at Monza have left team principal Fred Vasseur bullish

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McLaren might have opened Pandora’s box in Monza

Has Andrea Stella’s job of trying to manage Lando Norris’ and Oscar Piastri’s title battle, while keeping it fair, just become a little harder?

The Independent UK

Oscar Piastri’s instinct was right – have McLaren’s F1 team orders gone too far?

Comment: Piastri adhered to his pit-wall and conceded second place to title rival Lando Norris at the Italian Grand Prix, but can harmony at McLaren really last with a maiden world championship at stake?

The Independent UK

Lando Norris reacts to McLaren’s controversial team order

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Autosport

Hamilton vs Vasseur: who’s right?

Lewis Hamilton says podium finishes for Ferrari are “off the cards” for him in the immediate future but team boss Frederic Vasseur disagrees

The Guardian - UK

Piastri and Norris say team is ‘priority No 1’ amid McLaren team orders controversy

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have both insisted that protecting their teammates was central to McLaren’s use of team orders at the Italian Grand Prix

The Independent UK

Toto Wolff warns McLaren they have ‘set a precedent’ after team order in Monza

Championship leader Oscar Piastri was ordered to move aside for Lando Norris after the Briton’s slow pit-stop

Motorsport

Red Bull's new philosophy behind Max Verstappen's surprise F1 Italian GP win

Max Verstappen and Helmut Marko acknowledged that Red Bull used a different philosophy going into the F1 weekend at Monza. The team relied more on driver feedback, with Verstappen praising Laurent Mekies’ contribution

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