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Lando Norris on Max Verstappen after Lap 1 fight: 'You can't push people into the dirt'

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Lando Norris on Max Verstappen after Lap 1 fight: 'You can't push people into the dirt'
“I expect a tough, on the limit-ish defence. I don’t think you can push people into the dirt.”

2. M-Sport’s Armstrong scores emotional maiden ERC win in Wales

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M-Sport-Ford’s Jon Armstrong scored an emotional maiden European Rally Championship victory in Wales to set up a three-way fight in next month’s title decider. Ireland’s Armstrong and co-driver Shane Byrne emerged from Rali Ceredigion’s 12 tricky asphalt stages to take the win by 29.2s from reigning Junior WRC champion and M-Sport team-mate Romet Jurgenson. ERC points leader Miko ...Keep reading

3. Daytona 500-winning team owner Bill Davis passes away

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Bill Davis was a staple in the NASCAR garage for two decades, operating a winning NASCAR Cup Series team between 1993 and 2008.The team won five Cup races, including the 2001 Southern 500 and  2002 Daytona 500 with Ward Burton. Burton is responsible for all five Cup wins for Bill Davis, earning the team's first victory at Rockingham in 1995, as well as its finish win at New Hampshire in ...Keep reading

4. Wolff: McLaren set "very difficult" precedent with F1 Italian GP swap

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Mercedes Formula 1 chief Toto Wolff reckons McLaren's call to ask Oscar Piastri to let Lando Norris past during the Italian Grand Prix after a slow stop for Norris was a "very difficult precedent to undo".As Norris and Piastri were on course to finish second and third behind dominant winner Max Verstappen, McLaren allowed Piastri to make his only pitstop before Norris to help defend his gap to ...Keep reading

5. McLaren's F1 Italian GP swap a "very difficult precedent to undo" - Toto Wolff

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Mercedes Formula 1 chief Toto Wolff reckons McLaren's call to ask Oscar Piastri to let Lando Norris past after a slow stop for Norris in the Italian Grand Prix was a "very difficult precedent to undo".As Norris and Piastri were on course to finish second and third behind dominant winner Max Verstappen, McLaren allowed Piastri to make his only pitstop before Norris to help defend his gap to ...Keep reading

6. Italian GP driver ratings: Gabriel Bortoleto continues to turn heads in rookie F1 year

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Who performed best across the 2025 F1 Italian Grand Prix weekend?

7. Bearman on edge of F1 race ban after Sainz Italian GP crash

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Oliver Bearman is on the edge of a Formula 1 race ban after his penalty for clashing with Carlos Sainz during the Italian Grand Prix.The Haas driver moved on to 10 penalty points for the rolling 12-month period, meaning if he picks up two more before his next points are erased he will be handed an automatic one-race ban in F1.Bearman was given two penalty points alongside his 10-second ...Keep reading

8. Oliver Bearman close to F1 race ban after Italian GP collision

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Oliver Bearman is on the edge of a Formula 1 race ban after his penalty for clashing with Carlos Sainz during the Italian Grand Prix.The Haas driver moved on to 10 penalty points for the rolling 12-month period, meaning if he picks up two more before his next points are erased he will be handed an automatic one-race ban in F1.Bearman was given two penalty points alongside his 10-second ...Keep reading

9. Hamilton: Top three "off the cards" as "not 100% comfortable" with Ferrari F1 car

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Lewis Hamilton reckoned he could have finished fifth rather than sixth in Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix, which in itself was a respectable return given the contentious five-place grid penalty he carried over from Zandvoort.Hamilton started 10th and had to make his way past the Red Bull of Yuki Tsunoda on the opening lap – with a move the Japanese driver complained was excessively forceful ...Keep reading

10. Lewis Hamilton “still not 100% comfortable”, so top three is “off the cards”

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Lewis Hamilton reckoned he could have finished fifth rather than sixth in Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix, which in itself was a respectable return given the contentious five-place grid penalty he carried over from Zandvoort.Read Also:Formula 1This is why Ferrari didn’t fight Lewis Hamilton's ‘harsh’ F1 Italian GP penaltyHamilton started 10th and had to make ...Keep reading

11. Lando Norris on Max Verstappen after Lap 1 fight: 'You can't push people into the dirt'

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“I expect a tough, on the limit-ish defence. I don’t think you can push people into the dirt.”

12. Lando Norris on Max Verstappen after Lap 1 fight: 'You can't push people not the dirt'

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“I expect a tough, on the limit-ish defence. I don’t think you can push people into the dirt.”

13. Wolff: Antonelli "made too many mistakes" during F1 Italian GP

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Toto Wolff reckons Andrea Kimi Antonelli “made too many mistakes” in a disappointing outing for the Mercedes Formula 1 team at the Italian Grand Prix.Antonelli crossed the line in eighth, but a five-second penalty for forcing Alex Albon off at Turn 3 dropped the 19-year-old rookie to ninth while team-mate George Russell finished fifth. Russell was 32.881s off winner Max Verstappen ...Keep reading

14. McLaren: Monza F1 driver swap was "a matter of fairness"

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McLaren's decision to swap positions between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri during Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix was a matter of "fairness" and "consistency of principles", per team principal Andrea Stella.The Woking-based squad found itself facing scrutiny during the race when, after Norris suffered a slow pitstop and dropped behind Piastri, it elected to swap the drivers around. This put ...Keep reading

15. McLaren's Italian GP swap between Norris and Piastri "a matter of fairness" - Stella

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McLaren's decision to swap positions between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri during Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix was a matter of "fairness" and "consistency of principles", per team principal Andrea Stella.The Woking-based squad found itself facing scrutiny during the race when, after Lando Norris suffered a slow pitstop and dropped behind Oscar Piastri, it elected to swap the drivers back ...Keep reading

16. ‘Happy not the word’ - McLaren drivers react to team order controversy

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Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris react to McLaren's Italian Grand Prix driver swap.

17. “Chain reaction” ends Fabio di Giannantonio’s Catalan MotoGP

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Fabio di Giannantonio explained how a “chain reaction” of incidents saw him crash out of the Catalan MotoGP.

18. Pedro Acosta explains Barcelona MotoGP tyre gamble that led to “suffering”

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Acosta was the only ride to run the soft rear in the Catalan MotoGP

19. Should McLaren have used team orders at F1 Italian GP?

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The 2025 Formula 1 championship fight is very unlike many that have come before.It is being fought by McLaren duo Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, but even as the season approaches its end, the pair are still playing ‘happy family’ rather than the intra-team bust-ups of years gone by like that of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.That was seen on Sunday at the Italian Grand Prix when ...Keep reading

20. George Russell baffled by Max Verstappen F1 turnaround: ‘It’s a funny sport’

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George Russell can't understand Max Verstappen's return to form at the Italian Grand Prix

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