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How Charles Leclerc snared shock Ferrari Hungary pole: ‘Today, I don’t understand F1’
“What?!” Leclerc replied to his race engineer, Bryan Bozzi, after being told the result. He laughed to himself afterwards: “Mamma mia. My God!” The bemusement initially hidden by Leclerc’s helmet remained etched on his face after he hopped out of his car and celebrated with his team.
Seven-time F1 champ Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari faced a reckoning at the Hungarian Grand Prix, and it wasn't pretty.
As Formula One rolls into the four-week summer break, Kieran Jackson gives out his half-time prizes after an action-packed ...
Among those evangelizing F1 and working to make the fandom more inclusive is my friend Erin Wolfe, one of the people behind West Coast Formula Pit Crew, a group that hosts watch parties for races, ...
Leclerc made a solid start to the race and it initially looked as though he would go on to claim victory. However, he ...
Seven-time world champion world champion Lewis Hamilton has endured a disappointing first campaign with Ferrari since his ...
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Aston Martin finally gets to use F1 signing Enrico Cardile after Ferrari disputeEnrico Cardile is now operational as Aston Martin's CTO after a long gardening leave following his Ferrari exit ...
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Ferrari F2008 F1 ex Felipe Massa – Brutal V8 Engine SoundHear the legendary Ferrari F2008 Formula 1 car, once driven by Felipe Massa, unleash its brutal naturally aspirated V8 engine ...
Lewis Hamilton hit the lowest point of his Ferrari career so far at the Hungarian Grand Prix where he qualified and finished ...
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