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Verstappen was "checked out" of F1 2025 title after Dutch GP

The four-time F1 champion was 104 points off top after Zandvoort, but that gap is now only 24 points ahead of this weekend's Qatar GP

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Why Max Verstappen "checked out" of 2025 F1 title fight after Dutch GP

The four-time F1 champion was 104 points off the top of the standings following the race in Zandvoort, but has since clawed the gap back to just 24 points ahead of the Qatar GP

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Andrea Stella calls for calm in McLaren camp as championship fight tightens

There are five rounds of the championship remaining and 141 points still to fight for.

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The “subtle” upgrade Red Bull rolled out ahead of F1's Singapore GP

Red Bull has brought a new front wing geometry to Singapore, which it considers one of its 'bogey circuits'

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How Red Bull squeezed one more “subtle” F1 upgrade in ahead of Singapore GP

Singapore might be Red Bull’s 'bogey circuit' but it has brought a new front wing geometry here – and vows to fight on until the end of the F1 season

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How Carlos Sainz's rare right of review win feels like a "breakthrough" for F1 teams

Formula 1 team bosses welcome the FIA's move to admit Williams' right of review request and overturn Carlos Sainz's Dutch GP penalty

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Williams submits right of review for Carlos Sainz penalty following F1 Dutch GP crash

The Spaniard tangled with Liam Lawson in Zandvoort and was handed a 10-second penalty, which Williams will now try and overturn with any new and sufficient evidence it has

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Portugal, Germany and Turkey targeting F1 return, confirms Stefano Domenicali

The Formula 1 CEO confirmed the series has been approaches by three existing venues hoping to make a return to the calendar

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F1 confirms interest from Turkey, Germany, Portugal to host races

Against a background of intense speculation about calendar expansion, CEO Stefano Domenicali has confirmed approaches from three existing venues

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Winners and losers from F1's pivotal Dutch Grand Prix

The 2025 Dutch Grand Prix may well go down as a decisive moment in the F1 title fight. Here's who capitalised on a chaotic afternoon and who will be keen to bounce back at Monza

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Why McLaren won't let Piastri and Norris "do whatever they want" in title fight

Following a Dutch Grand Prix front row lockout, McLaren continues to walk a fine line between giving its drivers equal opportunities to contest the 2025 F1 drivers' title while setting healthy boundaries

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Why McLaren will let Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris race, but not "do whatever they want"

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Can "surprisingly fast" Aston Martin stay in the mix for F1 Dutch Grand Prix?

Aston Martin has picked up where it left off in Hungary with another strong practice showing at F1's Dutch Grand Prix

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Can "surprisingly fast" Aston Martin stay in the mix at F1's Dutch Grand Prix?

Aston Martin has picked up where it left off in Hungary with another strong practice showing at F1's Dutch Grand Prix

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The winners and losers from F1's 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix

The Formula 1 circus is heading into a well-deserved summer break after a gruelling 14-race stretch. And if the puzzling Budapest weekend is anything to go by, some drivers and teams will need more time than others to decompress.

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Max Verstappen names six F1 tracks which must stay on calendar

The Red Bull F1 driver is known to like historic, old-school circuits and has revealed his favourites

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What future F1 calendars may look like after 2026 announcement

Announcing the following season’s Formula 1 calendar before the current one has reached its half-way point is a calculated power move – one the present regime seems to be making an annual fixture after it revealed this year’s running order in April 2024.

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How will F1's new venues fit into an already packed calendar?

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What Spa's new deal tells us about F1's calendar plans

With the confirmation of the Belgian Grand Prix organising four races over six years, the Spa-Francorchamps event is the first race confirmed to enter F1's planned rotation system for some of its European rounds.

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What F1 tracks could replace Zandvoort after 2026?

It was announced earlier this month that Zandvoort would hold its final Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix in 2026.

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Why Zandvoort is giving up on F1 before Verstappen

Organisers of Formula 1's Dutch Grand Prix have explained the reasoning behind calling time on their event while local hero Max Verstappen is still at the height of his powers.

The Independent UK

F1 boss teases unprecedented 2026 calendar shake-up: ‘We have some news to share’

South Africa, Rwanda and Argentina are all eyeing a spot on the F1 calendar in the future

Autosport

Everything you need to know about the Dutch GP fan experience

The 2024 Dutch GP is set to take place on the 23-25 August, where the crowd will no doubt provide a loud and vibrant atmosphere once again.

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F1’s track limits penalties won't change yet despite Norris controversy

The FIA has told Formula 1 drivers that there will be no immediate change to the application of track limits penalties, despite the storm over Lando Norris’s sanction in Austria. Norris was handed a five-second penalty for running wide during his battle with Max Verstappen at the Red Bull Ring…

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Immediate F1 track limit penalty change ruled out despite Norris controversy

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