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Horner May Be Interested in Ferrari, But Maranello Stands By Vasseur (opens the original)
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Ferrari is backing up Formula 1 team principal Fred Vasseur amid ongoing speculation about the Frenchman’s future—stoked in part by former Red Bull boss Christian Horner making it clear that he has eyes at a role with the Maranello outfit. Unless the team is regularly winning, any Ferrari leader is inevitably the subject of gossip about his future. In Vasseur’s case, the talk ramped up in recent weeks when Lewis Hamilton expressed doubts about recent progress. Gossip ramped up further over the B
Imola on Standby As Formula 1 Awaits Decision on Qatar, Abu Dhabi Grands Prix (opens the original)
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Next weekend’s Formula 1 round in Malaysia is the, officially, the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix. The unusual branding quirk is a reminder of how this year’s World Championship has been impacted by the current situation in the Middle East—and a demonstration of how Formula 1 is able to, at times, be flexible and deal with the unexpected. Even heading into October, the world still don’t know where this year’s championship will end, and how many races F1 will run. Officially, the plan is to race in Qata
Returning Hadjar Proves He’s the Right Man for the Most Difficult Job in F1 (opens the original)
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After missing three F1 races due to an injury sustained in training, Isack Hadjar bounced back in the best possible style with a superb third place in the Azerbaijan GP – having pushed his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen for much of the afternoon. It was the strongest performance by the team’s second driver for three or four years, and was further proof that in Hadjar, Red Bull Racing has finally found someone who can fulfill the role of the most difficult job in F1 – sitting alongside Verstapp
Colapinto Breaks F1’s Cardinal Rule as He Takes Out Alpine Teammate Gasly – and Norris as Well (opens the original)
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The Argentine driver took himself and Pierre Gasly not just out of the race, but also out of priceless points-scoring positions on Saturday in Baku. World Champion Lando Norris was also an innocent victim of the collision, as he was skittled off the track by Gasly’s car. Colapinto was the only one of the three to get going again, but he was obliged to retire in the pits due to suspension damage. The FIA stewards subsequently took a dim view and handed Colapinto a five-place grid penalty for the
Antonelli Says He’ll Go ‘Head Down ... Flat Out’ to Come Back from Baku Qualifying Crash (opens the original)
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Kimi Antonelli’s mercurial progress towards the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship suffered a rare setback on Friday, when he clipped the wall early in the first qualifying session in Azerbaijan. The mistake has left him starting in a lowly P16 in Saturday’s race—on a weekend when his Mercedes teammate George Russell has been utterly dominant. It means the British driver has a chance to put a dent into Antonelli’s points lead. The gap remains huge, and Russell himself has indicated that his title
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