Phillip Horton
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F1 Returns to Sepang for an Unusual Bahrain Grand Prix (opens the original)
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Formula 1’s championship history is sprinkled with sporadic examples of left-field names when it comes to grands prix. Italy’s Imola has hosted the San Marino round, Germany’s Nürburgring was branded as Luxembourg’s event, while France’s Dijon track has hosted a Swiss event. But those all arose because the country in question already had a national grand prix. None have been quite as far-fetched as this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, given thousands of miles and an ocean separate the
Esteban Ocon Becomes Formula 1’s Odd Man Out (opens the original)
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Esteban Ocon will exit Haas’ Formula 1 team at the end of the year, leaving the one-time race winner facing an uncertain future. Haas confirmed Wednesday, ahead of this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, that Ocon will not be retained into 2027. “I leave this project with my head held high and proud of my performances in what were not always the easiest of circumstances for various reasons and factors outside of my control,” said Ocon. “My immediate focus is the next race weekend. I will
Fernando Alonso to Race in F1 Through 2027 (opens the original)
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Fernando Alonso will extend his record-breaking stint in Formula 1 after signing to stay on with Aston Martin into the 2027 season. Alonso is already Formula 1’s most-experienced driver, having taken part in 440 grands prix since his debut in 2001, and is the oldest driver on the current grid, at 45. He has won two world titles, in 2005 and 2006, and is seventh on the all-time winners’ list, though the most recent of his 32 grand prix victories came in 2013. Alonso has competed for Aston Martin
Lando Norris Apologizes to Franco Colapinto After F1 Ban Comments (opens the original)
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Formula 1 World Champion Lando Norris has apologized to Franco Colapinto, having suggested his rival should be parked for a race after their contact in Azerbaijan. Norris was caught up in a restart clash in Baku triggered by Colapinto, who also wiped out his own Alpine teammate, Pierre Gasly. Colapinto was issued a five-place grid penalty for this weekend’s race in Malaysia, and immediately apologized, accepting that the blame was entirely with him. Alpine advisor Flavio Briatore also publicly c
Azerbaijan F1 Notebook: Williams Back in the Points (opens the original)
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Williams returns to the points, Cadillac has a mixed time, and Rafael Camara takes a step towards a Formula 2 title and a Formula 1 seat. Autoweek rounds up some of the other talking points from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Williams’ long-awaited upgrade package finally arrived in Azerbaijan, and while it was primarily a weight-shedding exercise, it lifted the team into the midfield. Williams has always run well in Baku, so caution needs to be applied, but Carlos Sainz pocketed the final point, Wi
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