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Red Bull change Verstappen's motor for Hungarian GP
Verstappen flew out of the British Grand Prix on 18 July after a first-lap collision with Lewis Hamilton who went on to win the race.
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Hamilton, Verstappen resume title fight in Hungary's heat and dust
Lewis Hamilton arrives in Budapest this weekend facing another high-pressure challenge on and off the track at the Hungarian Grand Prix where he hopes to clinch a 100th career victory.
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Hamilton racially abused on social media over British GP win
The seven-time world champion was involved early on in an incident that saw championship leader Max Verstappen plough his Red Bull into a wall and out of the race. Hamilton was hit by a 10 second penalty but went on to win the race and close the gap in the title race to just eight points.
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'Dangerous' Hamilton wins 'hollow' British Grand Prix after Verstappen collision
Lewis Hamilton was accused of being 'dangerous and disrespectful' in reviving his Formula One title defence by winning the British Grand Prix on Sunday after a first lap crash that left championship leader Max Verstappen complaining he had been 'taken out'.
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Verstappen tops Bahrain practice as Red Bull deliver on speed
On a beautiful blue-skied day back at the track where Red Bull had dominated pre-season testing, the Dutchman continued where he had left off with an imperious late lap of 1:31.394 to finish top of the pile.
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Hamilton faces serious challenge in pursuit of eighth title
After reeling off seven consecutive constructors’ championships – and seven 'doubles' of team and driver titles - Hamilton’s 'black arrows' are under serious threat and both he and teammate Valtteri Bottas know it.
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'Tenacious' Perez to replace Albon at Red Bull in 2021
Perez, who was out of contract with Racing Point, will race alongside Max Verstappen for the Milton Keynes-based team in 2021.
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Hamilton aims for another F1 record in Hungary
Hungary is also a favourite for Hamilton, who has won there seven times and can equal Schumacher’s feat of winning the same grand prix eight times.
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Red Bull lodge protest over Mercedes steering
Just hours after seeing Mercedes duo of six-time champion Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas top the times with a resounding one-two in their newly-painted ‘black arrows’ cars, it was confirmed that Red Bull had made a formal protest against them.
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Mercedes one-two as F1 gets back on track in Austria
Sunday’s race, the first of two in Austria on successive weekends, will be the latest start to a championship after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the scheduled Australian opener on 15 March before a wheel had turned.
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Hamilton zooming in on sixth title in the Americas
Sole rival and Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas is 64 points behind and Lewis Hamilton needs to score 14 points more than the Finn.
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Albon feeling nerves and excitement ahead of Red Bull F1 debut
The 23-year-old has been promoted from Toro Rosso into the seat alongside Max Verstappen starting this weekend in a straight swap with underperforming Frenchman Pierre Gasly who has been sent back to Red Bull’s sister team.
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Fernando Alonso says he rejected Red Bull offer
The Spaniard’s comments appeared to be at odds with Red Bull boss Christian Horner, who suggested after Daniel Ricciardo’s decision that Alonso was not under consideration.
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Ricciardo leaving Red Bull
The Australian joined Red Bull in 2008 as a member of their Junior Team, with whom he won numerous titles.
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Mercedes bid to bridge power gap at Canada GP
Mercedes said on Wednesday that they would delay the introduction of a power unit upgrade until after this weekend’s race due to a quality issue.
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Hamilton sees Ricciardo staying at Red Bull
The Australian is out of contract with Red Bull at the end of the year and champions Mercedes or Ferrari are possible alternatives with Finns Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen yet to be confirmed.
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Ricciardo takes tense Monaco win on Red Bull's 250th
Winning from pole position for the first time in his career, Ricciardo drove for nearly two-thirds of the race with a car down on power due to problems that emerged on lap 28.
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Red Bull can celebrate 250th race with Monaco win
The most glamorous grand prix on the calendar could favour Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo.
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Verstappen to go faster but with more control
The 20-year-old Red Bull driver blew a potential victory with a rash attempt to pass the four-times world champion in Shanghai two weeks ago while having the advantage of fresher tyres.
