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  • McLaren "impressed even more" than expected by former Red Bull stalwart Marshall

    McLaren team principal Andrea Stella revealed the Formula 1 constructors' champions were "impressed even more" than expected by former Red Bull engineer Rob Marshall.Marshall joined the Woking-based outfit as technical director, engineering & design in January after 17 years with Red Bull, with his arrival coinciding with a number of key hires in the past 18 months that have helped see McLaren ...Keep reading

  • Piastri: Improving qualifying form my big focus for F1 2025

    Oscar Piastri has revealed improving in qualifying is his main point of focus for the 2025 Formula 1 season after comparing unfavourably to McLaren team-mate Lando Norris.Piastri was outqualified 21-3 by Norris in 2024, albeit often by small margins, with Norris also getting the better of the Australian in sprint qualifying this year. That means Piastri has regressed compared to his rookie ...Keep reading

  • Albon: Crashes shouldn't overshadow "fantastic" Colapinto's Williams F1 stint

    Williams driver Alex Albon thinks Franco Colapinto's tough final Formula 1 races with the squad should not overshadow the excellent results the Argentinian produced.Colapinto's impressive early races since stepping in for Logan Sargeant in Monza turned heads in the paddock, and they also yielded Williams five important points over three race weekends, which looked crucial at the time before ...Keep reading

  • The psychological breakthrough behind Russell beating Hamilton in F1 2024 quali 

    George Russell puts his comprehensive Formula 1 2024 defeat of former Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton in qualifying down to being “psychologically in a really good place”. The 26-year-old ended the 2024 season with a 24-6 qualifying record against Hamilton, with all sessions including those that set the grid for sprint events taken into consideration. This compares with their 8-12 ...Keep reading

  • Rare air: How Chargers' Cameron Dicker's 57-yard free kick stacks up among sports' rarest feats

    Los Angeles Chargers kicker Cameron Dicker recorded the first successful free kick field goal since 1976.

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