Lawrence Barretto
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All the stories that got the Malaysia paddock talking (opens the original)
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Ferrari were the talk of the town as the Formula 1 paddock returned to Sepang for the first time in around a decade to play host to the Bahrain Grand Prix. Team Principal Fred Vasseur's future has been the subject of speculation in recent weeks, with the team on a run of five Grands Prix without a podium. But the team said they backed the Frenchman earlier in the week and on Thursday, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc strongly voiced their support, too.
6 Winners and 5 Losers from Azerbaijan (opens the original)
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George Russell completed a near perfect weekend with an impressive victory in Saturday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix. But while the Mercedes driver had plenty of reasons to celebrate, many of his rivals had a day to forget. Lawrence Barretto selects his winners and losers from a chaotic race in Baku... George Russell was hooked up around Baku from the first few laps in practice and he utilised that supreme speed and confidence in his Mercedes to take pole position by a remarkable 0.837s with title riv
Is Russell out of reach after Thursday practice in Baku? (opens the original)
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Mercedes appear to be the ones to beat in this weekend’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but it was George Russell rather than championship leader Kimi Antonelli who was the stronger of the Silver Arrows. Can he build on that strong start to outscore his team mate and drag himself back into title contention? As opening days of a race weekend have gone for Russell this year, this was right up there as one of his strongest.
All the stories that got the Baku paddock talking (opens the original)
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Championship leader Kimi Antonelli understandably refused to get carried away when talking about his title hopes on Wednesday in Baku, despite the Italian being on a rampant run of form that has seen him win eight races in 14 weekends... "It's not over until it's over," said the Italian, who leads Mercedes team mate George Russell by 81 points with nine Grand Prix weekends remaining. "Until you cross that finish line it's not over. It's like tennis, one point at a time, here one race at a time.
Why Red Bull have committed to Hadjar for a second season (opens the original)
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Many a driver has gone up against Max Verstappen at Red Bull and struggled to make enough of an impact to avoid benching or being cut loose – but Isack Hadjar appears to have bucked the trend and that has earned him a second season with the six-time World Champions in 2027. The Frenchman is making his return to racing this weekend after missing the last three events while he recovered from a wrist injury, but before that bout of misfortune, Hadjar was on an immense run of form. Having scored in
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