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Netflix is keeping the Formula 1 cameras rolling, with the streaming giant confirming that Drive to Survive will return for a ninth season in 2027.

The next instalment of the hit documentary series will turn its cameras towards the current 2026 championship, giving viewers another opportunity to see the rivalries, tensions and personalities be...


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Laurent Mekies has given Liam Lawson a ringing endorsement after the Kiwi made the most of his last-minute return to Red Bull at the Dutch Grand Prix.

Called into the senior team at short notice after Isack Hadjar’s wrist injury ruled the Frenchman out, Lawson had little time to settle back into Red Bull’s RB22 before being asked to deliver.

Yet...


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Fred Vasseur has heard the criticism. He has heard Lewis Hamilton’s frustration, Charles Leclerc’s confusion and the questions surrounding Ferrari’s strategy execution at Zandvoort.

His response? The Ferrari boss insists the situation was considerably more complicated than it looked from the cockpit.

Hamilton and Leclerc both emerged from the Du...


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Toto Wolff has delivered a remarkably blunt explanation for Mercedes’ recent slide, admitting that the Brackley outfit simply does not have the financial firepower to match McLaren and Ferrari in the 2026 development race.

The Mercedes team principal’s extraordinary admission comes after Lando Norris’ second consecutive victory at Zandvoort, where McLa...


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Fernando Alonso left Zandvoort with something Aston Martin has been desperately short of in 2026: genuine encouragement.

Ninth place may hardly sound like a landmark result for a two-time world champion, but after qualifying 18th and spending much of the season fighting at the wrong end of the field, Alonso’s Dutch Grand Prix offered evidence that Asto...


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