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Volkswagen Entry In F1 Could Help German GP Make A Comeback
The German tracks are synonymous with F1 history but due to the high licensing costs of F1 and lowered interest of sponsors in the country there has been no German GP since 2019.
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F1: Mugello And Nurburgring In The Running To Return In 2021
Mugello and Nurburgring are likely to make a comeback to the F1 calendar in 2021 as many other races in the Americas and Asia are likely to drop out.
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F1 Adds 4 New Rounds To 2020 Calendar With Turkey & Bahrain; Season To Conclude With 17 Races
Formula 1 has announced the last four rounds to join the 2020 revised calendar that includes the Turkey GP making a comeback, followed two rounds at Bahrain before the season finale at Abu Dhabi.
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FIA President Jean Todt Wants Formula 1 To Return To Indianapolis
Ferrari's legendary former team principal and the current FIA president, Jean Todt has expressed that it would be good for Formula 1 if the pinnacle of motorsport returns to the Indianapolis motor speedway. Since 2012, the US Grand Prix has been held in Austin, Texas at the Circuit of the Americas but back in the early 2000s when Todt was in charge...
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F1: Robert Kubica And Williams To End Association By End Of Season
One of the greatest comebacks in Formula 1, Williams F1 driver Robert Kubica will be ending his run in the championship at the end of the 2019 season. The Polish driver confirmed the development ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend, limiting his comeback to F1 to a single season in the sport. Kubica made a grand return after a horrific ra...
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Fernando Alonso Hints At Possible F1 Return
Fernando Alonso declined to give details and, when asked if he was talking to any teams about a comeback, smiled and said: "Always."
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F1: Mercedes Claims 1-2 Finish In French GP; Leclerc Finishes Third
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton extended his lead in the championship with another win in the 2019 French Grand Prix. The British driver started on pole and absolutely dominated the race at the Paul Ricard circuit, while Valtteri Bottas finished a distant second, 18.056s off his teammate. Making a comeback on the podium was Ferrari's rookie driver C...
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F1: Daniil Kvyat To Return To Torro Rosso In 2019
Nicknamed "the Torpedo", Daniil Kvyat will be making a comeback to Torro Rosso in 2019 and steps in for Pierre Gasly who has been promoted to Red Bull Racing.
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F1 2018 Video Game Release Date Announced
British video game developer Codemasters has announced the release date for the F1 2018 video game. The 2018 edition, will be launched across Playstation, Xbox and Windows PC platform on August 24, 2018, with a host of upgrades and a lot of new cars as well. Codemasters has promised that F1 2018 will be getting the "expanded career mode" as part of...
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F1: 2018 Sauber C37 With New Alfa Romeo Livery Revealed
Sauber is the latest F1 team to pull the wraps off its 2018 Formula 1 car and has revealed the C37 for the latest season. This is the first F1 car from Swiss outfit to be produced under the partnership of Alfa Romeo. The Italian manufacturer makes a comeback to the sport after 33 years and has been signed on in a multi-year technical and commercial...
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Alfa Romeo Returns To Formula 1 With Sauber
The Italian manufacturer part of the FCA Group makes a comeback to F1 as a sponsor and technical partner with Sauber F1 team.
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Massa Announces F1 Retirement At End Of 2017 Season
Williams F1 driver Felipe Massa has announced his retirement from Formula 1 at the end of 2017. This is the driver's second retirement from the sport after making a comeback this season filling in for Valtteri Bottas.
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F1 2017: McLaren And Honda To Announce Split At Singapore GP
Sources close the development suggest that McLaren and Honda will announce its split at the upcoming Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix. This is likely to be followed by McLaren announcing his agreement with Renault for sourcing engines, and subsequently retain former world champion Fernando Alonso for another season.
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2018 FIA Formula 1 Calendar Announced; Germany And France Return
The calendar for the 2018 F1 Championship has been announced and will comprise 21 Grand Prix, equaling the greatest number of races in year, established in 2016.
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France to 'Return' to F1 World Championship in 2018
An official announcement on the French Grand Prix is set to be made on Monday at a press conference to be held at the Automobile Club de France (ACF) headquarters in Paris.
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Volkswagen Entry In F1 Could Help German GP Make A Comeback
The German tracks are synonymous with F1 history but due to the high licensing costs of F1 and lowered interest of sponsors in the country there has been no German GP since 2019.
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F1: Mugello And Nurburgring In The Running To Return In 2021
Mugello and Nurburgring are likely to make a comeback to the F1 calendar in 2021 as many other races in the Americas and Asia are likely to drop out.
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F1 Adds 4 New Rounds To 2020 Calendar With Turkey & Bahrain; Season To Conclude With 17 Races
Formula 1 has announced the last four rounds to join the 2020 revised calendar that includes the Turkey GP making a comeback, followed two rounds at Bahrain before the season finale at Abu Dhabi.
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FIA President Jean Todt Wants Formula 1 To Return To Indianapolis
Ferrari's legendary former team principal and the current FIA president, Jean Todt has expressed that it would be good for Formula 1 if the pinnacle of motorsport returns to the Indianapolis motor speedway. Since 2012, the US Grand Prix has been held in Austin, Texas at the Circuit of the Americas but back in the early 2000s when Todt was in charge...
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F1: Robert Kubica And Williams To End Association By End Of Season
One of the greatest comebacks in Formula 1, Williams F1 driver Robert Kubica will be ending his run in the championship at the end of the 2019 season. The Polish driver confirmed the development ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend, limiting his comeback to F1 to a single season in the sport. Kubica made a grand return after a horrific ra...
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Fernando Alonso Hints At Possible F1 Return
Fernando Alonso declined to give details and, when asked if he was talking to any teams about a comeback, smiled and said: "Always."
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F1: Mercedes Claims 1-2 Finish In French GP; Leclerc Finishes Third
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton extended his lead in the championship with another win in the 2019 French Grand Prix. The British driver started on pole and absolutely dominated the race at the Paul Ricard circuit, while Valtteri Bottas finished a distant second, 18.056s off his teammate. Making a comeback on the podium was Ferrari's rookie driver C...
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F1: Daniil Kvyat To Return To Torro Rosso In 2019
Nicknamed "the Torpedo", Daniil Kvyat will be making a comeback to Torro Rosso in 2019 and steps in for Pierre Gasly who has been promoted to Red Bull Racing.
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F1 2018 Video Game Release Date Announced
British video game developer Codemasters has announced the release date for the F1 2018 video game. The 2018 edition, will be launched across Playstation, Xbox and Windows PC platform on August 24, 2018, with a host of upgrades and a lot of new cars as well. Codemasters has promised that F1 2018 will be getting the "expanded career mode" as part of...
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F1: 2018 Sauber C37 With New Alfa Romeo Livery Revealed
Sauber is the latest F1 team to pull the wraps off its 2018 Formula 1 car and has revealed the C37 for the latest season. This is the first F1 car from Swiss outfit to be produced under the partnership of Alfa Romeo. The Italian manufacturer makes a comeback to the sport after 33 years and has been signed on in a multi-year technical and commercial...
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Alfa Romeo Returns To Formula 1 With Sauber
The Italian manufacturer part of the FCA Group makes a comeback to F1 as a sponsor and technical partner with Sauber F1 team.
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Massa Announces F1 Retirement At End Of 2017 Season
Williams F1 driver Felipe Massa has announced his retirement from Formula 1 at the end of 2017. This is the driver's second retirement from the sport after making a comeback this season filling in for Valtteri Bottas.
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F1 2017: McLaren And Honda To Announce Split At Singapore GP
Sources close the development suggest that McLaren and Honda will announce its split at the upcoming Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix. This is likely to be followed by McLaren announcing his agreement with Renault for sourcing engines, and subsequently retain former world champion Fernando Alonso for another season.
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2018 FIA Formula 1 Calendar Announced; Germany And France Return
The calendar for the 2018 F1 Championship has been announced and will comprise 21 Grand Prix, equaling the greatest number of races in year, established in 2016.
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France to 'Return' to F1 World Championship in 2018
An official announcement on the French Grand Prix is set to be made on Monday at a press conference to be held at the Automobile Club de France (ACF) headquarters in Paris.
