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Sergio Pérez Says Cool Tires Caused His Monaco GP Qualifying Wreck

As the Red Bull driver collided backwards into the barriers, Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz hit Pérez’s right-front wheel, unable to stop in time for the yellow flags.

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Leclerc Takes Monaco GP Pole As Perez Wrecks Late in Q3

For the second time in the last three races, Ferrari will start both cars on the front row after a frenzied finish to Saturday’s qualifying session.

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Charles Leclerc claims superb Monaco F1 GP pole as Pérez and Sainz collide

Ferrari took the front row of the grid in Monaco with Carlos Sainz in second, while Red Bull’s Sergio Pérez and Max Verstappen qualified third and fourth

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Red Bull Team Principal Defended Team Orders From Spanish GP

Christian Horner insisted that ‘it didn’t make any sense for the team’ if Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez battled it out because of the drivers’ different strategies.

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F1 World Championship Takes a Turn As Charles Leclerc Retires

On an excruciatingly hot day in Barcelona, Red Bull recorded its second 1-2 finish of the season thanks to another Max Verstappen win.

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Max Verstappen wins dramatic Spanish F1 GP after Charles Leclerc retires

The world champion finished a place ahead of Red Bull teammate Sergio Pérez to take the lead in the championship, George Russell claimed third and Lewis Hamilton battled back from an early setback to finish fifth

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What Road Cars Do F1 Drivers Drive?

From current leaders Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen to veterans like Fernando Alonso and Daniel Ricciardo, we cover the whole grid.

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Three Takeaways From Imola: Red Bull Goes 1-2, McLaren Comeback

Ferrari faltered as Carlos Sainz records DNF and Charles Leclerc’s late-race mistake lands him outside of top five.

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Verstappen closes gap to Leclerc after easing to Emilia Romagna F1 GP victory

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is only 27 points behind Charles Leclerc, who finished sixth after making a late error that allowed Lando Norries to be third

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F1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix race results: Verstappen wins at Imola

Red Bull Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen won the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola on Sunday, as Ferrari’s world championship leader Charles Leclerc crashed but salvaged sixth.

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Verstappen overtakes Leclerc to win F1 sprint race and take pole at Imola

World champion will start P1 on Sunday and claimed championship eight points, while Lewis Hamilton struggled with his Mercedes and will begin in 14th

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Charles Leclerc wins Australian F1 GP after Max Verstappen is forced to retire

Charles Leclerc extended his lead at the top of the drivers’ championship with victory in Melbourne but Max Verstappen was forced out for the second time in three races

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Leclerc on Australian F1 GP pole with Verstappen second and Hamilton fifth

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc claimed pole for the Australian GP with an exceptional lap in Melbourne to beat Red Bull’s Max Verstappen into second

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Sergio Pérez Makes F1 History With Maiden Pole Position

On his 215th attempt, the Red Bull driver became the first Mexican to snag a pole position.

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Red Bull’s Christian Horner calls loss of both cars their ‘worst nightmare’

Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez retired just before the end when set for the podium while Lewis Hamilton, who was third, said: ‘We had greater reliability’

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