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Ralf Schumacher on his brother and ‘idol’ Michael (opens the original)
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On this day in 2006, Michael Schumacher took the chequered flag a few seconds ahead of Fernando Alonso at a cloudy and wet Shanghai International Circuit, punching the air in delight as he drew level with his title rival in the championship standings. Nobody knew it at the time, but it would go down as the 91st and last win of the German’s incredible F1 career, which also featured a whopping 68 pole positions, 155 podium finishes and more than 1,500 points across just over 300 Grands Prix.
Mekies on Verstappen’s new deal, Hadjar and Lawson (opens the original)
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Red Bull team boss Laurent Mekies had plenty to talk about as the F1 paddock reconvened on Thursday, headlined by a new contract for Max Verstappen that will keep the four-time World Champion at the Milton Keynes-based squad until at least the end of 2030. After the announcement dropped, Mekies sat down with F1.com to talk through how the deal of the summer came about, as well as the news that the injured Isack Hadjar will miss this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix with a wrist injury – handing Liam L
Are these some of the best Drive to Survive episodes? (opens the original)
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F1 fans need to wait a little bit longer for racing action to return in 2026, but thankfully there is plenty to keep you occupied until then – including almost 80 episodes of Drive to Survive sitting on Netflix waiting to be watched again. Just before the summer break, F1.com sat down with the award-winning show’s Co-Executive Producer, Tom Rogers, and tasked him with choosing some of his standout episodes from the eight seasons that have been released so far. Scroll down to see his choices and
How Williams rebuilt one of their most iconic F1 cars (opens the original)
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Back in 1996, Williams wrote one of the most successful chapters in their F1 story – claiming 12 pole positions and 12 victories out of 16 Grands Prix, racking up 21 podium finishes, and winning both the Drivers’ and Teams’ titles. It was a remarkable season for Frank Williams’ squad, whose FW18 creation – overseen by Patrick Head and Adrian Newey – blew the competition away, despite reigning World Champion Michael Schumacher’s best efforts with the Ferrari outfit he had just joined.
Fornaroli on testing for McLaren and pushing for a race seat (opens the original)
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Leonardo Fornaroli has reflected on a busy and “very helpful” eight months as part of McLaren’s Driver Development Programme, with the young Italian “trying to learn as much as possible” while edging closer to his F1 dream. Fornaroli joined McLaren’s set-up last December, having claimed back-to-back titles in F3 and F2 across the 2024 and 2025 seasons – following in the footsteps of current F1 drivers Charles Leclerc (under the GP3 name), George Russell (GP3), Oscar Piastri and Gabriel Bortoleto
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