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Verstappen: “I knew Fernando will be strong”
Verstappen thinks it is no surprise that Fernando is doing so well at Indianapolis and also hopes he can finish a race at the principality
Addition of Aggressive New Kerbs at Monaco This Year
Monaco grand prix is all set for a newer look with significant tweaks to kerbs and road surface for 2017. An attack on corner cutting
McLaren’s trick can backfire
It is a risky game to McLaren is playing, letting Alonso race at Indy 500 because what he could decide the destiny of McLaren-Honda.
Maldonado turned down F1 race seat for 2017
Venezuelan driver, Pastor Maldonado says he had the offers to drive in 2017 but none were attractive enough to bring him back.
Ross Brawn Wants the Strongest F1 Drivers, Stresses for Change
Ross Brawn has urged Formula One to take a page out of fellow racing series MotoGP's book and come up with a means to promote talent and stronger drivers
Ross Brawn Believes Vettel is the Key to Ferrari’s Success
Formula One's sporting director Ross Brawn has hailed Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel as the 'Key to Ferrari's Success'
Haas F1 Team Unveil a Revised Livery for Remainder of the Season
The Haas F1 team unveiled a revised livery which saw them adopt a lighter shade of grey instead of red, in the tertiary colour scheme
Photographer Shoots Formula One with 104-Year-Old Camera, And Here’s the Result
New York based Photographer Joshua Paul takes visually stunning photographs of life in the F1 paddock using his 1913 Graflex 4*5 viewer camera
Red Bull’s Helmut Marko Issues New Threat to Quit if Engine Rules are not Changed
Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko has issued new threats to quit Formula One if the next set of rule changes does not improve racing
Alonso is Still an Option for Mercedes: Toto Wolff
With McLaren-Honda's struggles, Mercedes might come knocking on the door of Fernando Alonso to recruit him for the 2018 season
Button Received Couple of Offers for 2017 Long Before One-off McLaren Stint
With Fernando Alonso deciding to sample American open-wheel racing, reserve driver and 2009 world champion Jenson Button fills the void.
Documenting the Spanish Grand Prix in Memes
Round 4 of the F1 season wrapped up with Lewis Hamilton winning the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo.
