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Freddie Slater’s rapid rise through the junior ranks is taking another significant step forward, with the highly rated British youngster set to graduate to Formula 2 with Invicta Racing in 2027.

The 18-year-old, an Audi Driver Development Programme protege, has earned the promotion after finishing runner-up in this year’s FIA Formula 3 Championship.


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Liam Lawson has spent the past three Formula 1 weekends with an unusual problem: preparing for a race without knowing for certain which car he would actually be driving.

The Racing Bulls driver was drafted back into Red Bull duty for the three rounds following Isack Hadjar’s wrist injury, leaving Lawson effectively straddling both sides of the Red Bull...


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Laurent Mekies says Red Bull had little choice but to order Max Verstappen to hand back two positions shortly after the start of the Spanish Grand Prix, a decision that left the Dutchman fuming.

The drama erupted almost immediately at the Madring last Sunday. Verstappen went off at Turn 1 while battling Lewis Hamilton for third, an escape route that al...


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On this day in 1985, Ayrton Senna won the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa, skillfully managing the wet-to-dry conditions to claim his second career win in F1.

The Brazilian and Lotus driver - now perceived as a wet weather specialist after his outstanding win in the torrential rain at Estoril earlier in the year - headed home a distinguished quartet of past and futur...


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Ferrari’s decision to pull Lewis Hamilton out of the Spanish Grand Prix after just seven laps was not a case of surrendering a potential victory — it was, according to Fred Vasseur, a straightforward matter of safety.

Hamilton had made an encouraging start at the Madring and briefly found himself in the fight at the front after Max Verstappen returned ...


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