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Alfa Romeo technical director set to return to Ferrari
Alfa Romeo technical director Simone Resta will leave the team at the end of this month in order to return to Ferrari.
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Formula 1
Rich Energy changes name as Storey leaves company
Rich Energy, the energy drinks company that sponsors the Haas F1 team, has renamed itself Lightning Volt and has split ways with its former CEO William Storey.
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Formula 1
Should F1 bring back refuelling?
Our F1 team talks about the biggest issues in the sport right now -- Vettel's uncertain future, Helmut Marko's buyers' remorse and whether Valtteri Bottas has any chance of making 2019 a genuine fight.
Formula 1
Red Bull's 1.91s pit-stop broke world record at Silverstone
What can you do in 1.90 seconds? Because that's how long it took Red Bull's pit crew to replace four tyres on a stationary F1 car at the British Grand Prix...
Formula 1
'Borderline dirty' racing great for F1 - Wolff
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff thinks the hard racing seen at the British Grand Prix is good for Formula One, but is happy his drivers avoided any "dirtiness" in their fight for the lead.
Formula 1
Luck had nothing to do with Hamilton's British GP victory
Lewis Hamilton would have won the British Grand Prix without the help of a Safety Car, owing to his shrewd decision to go his own way on strategy instead of follow the pre-race plan set out by his Mercedes team.
Formula 1
Horner: Vettel cost Max shot at P2
Max Verstappen could have finished second at the British Grand Prix had he not been punted off the race track by Sebastian Vettel, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.
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ESPNF1.com: Steve McQueen and the making of 'Le Mans'
Maurice Hamilton looks at the remarkable tale behind Steve McQueen's 'Le Mans' film, as revealed in a recently-released documentary.
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espnW: Over the wall and into history
After training for a year, Brehanna Daniels got her shot changing tires in the Trucks and Xfinity races, becoming the first African-American woman to work the pits in a NASCAR Series event.
