Lewis Hamilton has received a five-place grid penalty for Ferrari’s home grand prix at Monza after he breached yellow flag rules ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix.
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Norris’ Dutch GP DNF makes the 2025 F1 title Piastri’s to lose
Lando Norris’ DNF at Sunday’s Dutch GP may well be the decisive moment of the 2025 F1 season, when the title became Oscar Piastri’s to lose.
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Welcome to September! Ranking the playoff races that will rule the final month
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September predictions: From best record to playoff races and more
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Taylor, Williams back in Zimbabwe’s T20I squad to face Sri Lanka
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Andy Tennant leaves position as Essex Women’s head coach
Jason Gallian to take charge for final weeks of difficult first season for Tier 1 team
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Sainz: I can win title at ‘right place’ Williams
Carlos Sainz remains convinced he can become Formula 1 world champion with Williams.
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Stoinis gets his chance to make T20 World Cup bid
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Rookie Hadjar labels 1st F1 podium ‘unreal’
Isack Hadjar described his first podium finish in Formula 1 as “unreal” after securing third place at Sunday’s Dutch Grand Prix.
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Vasseur: Ferrari appreciates Antonelli apology
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur welcomed Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli coming to him to apologize for a crash which sent Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc spinning into the wall at Sunday’s Dutch Grand Prix.