F1's toughest street track ever? Why new Madring could cause Spanish GP chaos - SkySports F1

Formula 1 has a brand-new track to look forward to this weekend and the expectation is there will be carnage and the drivers will be seriously tested at the Madring.

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On This Day: Furious Alonso says F1 is ‘no longer a sport’ as Schumacher retires | Brief - RaceFans

Furious Alonso says F1 is 'no longer a sport' as Schumacher retires

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Hadjar to miss Spanish GP as wrist injury recovery continues - F1technical.net

Red Bull have confirmed that Isack Hadjar will miss this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid as the French driver continues his recovery from a wrist injury.

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Stella claims McLaren "aims to fight consistently for wins in the last ten races" - F1technical.net

McLaren left Monza encouraged by a strong Italian Grand Prix weekend, despite being unable to challenge Mercedes for victory, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finishing fourth and fifth respectively after an intense battle between the two team-mates.

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Wolff hails his team after Mercedes "were comfortably faster than the rest of the field" - F1technical.net

Kimi Antonelli produced one of the most remarkable drives of his Formula 1 career to win his home Italian Grand Prix, recovering from 19th on the grid to lead Mercedes to a sensational one-two finish at Monza.

Read more: Wolff hails his team after Mercedes "were comfortably faster than the rest of the field" - F1technical.net

Audi signals appeal over Tsunoda’s Italian GP non-penalty - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Audi Formula 1 team has notified the FIA of its intention to appeal against Yuki Tsunoda's non-penalty in the Italian Grand Prix.
Amid confusion over where he was supposed to line up on a lap 6 restart, Tsunoda parked in his correct 14th grid slot, but at an angle towards the inside wall. Race director Rui Marques was "not comfortable" with Tsunoda's position, so imposed an extra formation ...Keep reading

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Oscar Piastri on Monza 2025 team orders: "I wouldn’t change how I responded" - Motorsport.com

Exactly a year ago, Oscar Piastri arrived at Monza as the title favourite, leading team-mate Lando Norris by 34 points after the latter's retirement at Zandvoort - but it was from that weekend onwards that things started to go wrong. Piastri eventually lost the title, ending the season third behind not only Norris, but also Max Verstappen.
While several poor performances and mistakes cost him a ...Keep reading

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