Why did Pérez lose Cadillac’s first F1 point in Monaco? - F1technical.net

Sergio Pérez’s hard‑earned 10th place in Monaco — which would have delivered Cadillac’s first‑ever Formula 1 point — was wiped away after the stewards imposed a 10‑second time penalty for a grid‑position infringement at the final race restart.

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Rivals’ moves were “borderline unacceptable” says Sainz after Hulkenberg’s penalty | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Carlos Sainz Jnr said his rivals took too many risks after Nico Hulkenberg was penalised for colliding with him and Franco Colapinto was cleared.

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Two worrying trends for George Russell as Kimi Antonelli keeps starring in F1 2026 - Motorsport.com

George Russell's costly Canadian Grand Prix retirement, which knocked him 43 points back, showed he would have a Kimi Antonelli-sized problem to deal with this year. His fifth qualifying defeat to a high-flying Italian in Monaco further underlined that problem won't go away any time soon.
Russell had made a strong start to the 2026 Formula 1 season with a pole-to-flag victory in Melbourne, but ...Keep reading

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Cadillac endure mixed opening day in Monaco as Pérez shows promise and Bottas searches for balance - F1technical.net

Cadillac’s first day of running at the Monaco Grand Prix delivered a blend of promise and frustration. Sergio Pérez impressed early with a strong FP1 performance, but his afternoon was cut short by a brake fire that forced him to stop at Casino Square.

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Hamilton eager to find "more performance" despite his blistering pace on the opening ... - F1technical.net

Lewis Hamilton ended Friday practice for the Monaco Grand Prix as the fastest driver of the day, heading a Ferrari one‑two in FP2 after Charles Leclerc had topped the opening session.

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Ralf Schumacher marries partner Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne in St Tropez ceremony - Motorsport.com

Former Formula 1 driver and Sky Germany analyst Ralf Schumacher has officially tied the knot with his partner Etienne Bousquet-Cassagne.
The 50-year-old, who spent a decade competing in the championship with teams such as Jordan, Williams and Toyota, earning six grand prix wins, 27 podiums and 329 career points, married Bousquet-Cassagne in St Tropez.
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Arvid Lindblad explains why "lavish Monaco stereotype" holds no appeal - Motorsport.com

Racing Bulls Formula 1 driver Arvid Lindblad has revealed why the "lavish Monaco stereotype" is of no interest to him. 
The rookie driver has enjoyed a rapid rise through the motorsport ranks, yet he remains remarkably grounded. Lindblad attributes this level-headed perspective entirely to his family's working-class roots and relentless work ethic. 
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