Mario Andretti and Jacky Ickx: A friendship that has endured for almost 60 years - Motorsport.com

Mario Andretti and Jacky Ickx were remarkably versatile even by the standards of their generation, competing and succeeding across multiple disciplines. Having won some of the biggest prizes in motorsport between them, both can look back on their journeys with immense pride. 
But competition was only one part of the story, and the relationship Andretti and Ickx built stands out from the rest ...Keep reading

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What does Norris deal mean for Piastri? F1 Q&A - BBC Sport

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before the Italian Grand Prix.

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Why is Antonelli taking grid penalties on home soil in Italy? - SkySports F1

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli is highly unlikely to be in contention for victory on home soil at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.

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Norris wants McLaren "to be the place that I am at for a very, very long time and maybe ... - F1technical.net

Reigning champion Lando Norris has made it clear that his new McLaren contract is about far more than simply securing his Formula 1 future until the end of 2030.

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Ferrari set to honour Michael Schumacher with special Monza livery - F1technical.net

Ferrari is preparing a special tribute to Michael Schumacher for next weekend's Italian Grand Prix, with the Scuderia expected to race a bespoke SF-26 livery celebrating the German driver's remarkable decade with the team.

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F1TECH: The key upgrades teams brought to the Dutch Grand Prix - F1technical.net

Formula 1 returned to Zandvoort following the summer break, and several teams used the Dutch Grand Prix to introduce significant aerodynamic developments.

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Sir Jackie Stewart explains how improved F1 safety has changed racing - Motorsport.com

Three-time Formula 1 champion Sir Jackie Stewart believes modern grand prix drivers can be more aggressive racers by taking advantage of the series' vastly improved safety standards.
Speaking in an interview with his grandson, Lucas Stewart, the 87-year-old reflected on his relentless push to improve motorsport safety during the 1960s and 1970s.
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