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#1. Christian Horner: F1’s pantomime villain reveals how the ‘Piranha Club’ has evolved

Over 20 years on from arriving in Formula 1, Christian Horner has revealed how he feels some aspects of the sport have changed over those two decades.

#2. Lando Norris leads tributes as popular F1 presenter retires

McLaren driver Lando Norris has led tributes to former ITV F1 presenter Steve Rider after the popular broadcaster retired on Sunday.

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#3. Russell’s ‘foul’ as Schumacher claims ‘even Verstappen wouldn’t do something like that’

George Russell played within the rules in Canada, but his near “foul” was something “even” Max Verstappen wouldn’t do, says Ralf Schumacher.

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#4. Ferrari hit with ‘honest witnesses, not pathetic public defenders’ warning in Vasseur debate

“Ferrari doesn’t need pathetic public defenders. We need honest witnesses to the truth.”

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#5. ‘Nice seat’ – Valtteri Bottas comeback rumours in overdrive after Cadillac F1 post

Rumours that Valtteri Bottas could make a sensational Formula 1 comeback with Cadillac in F1 2026 are in overdrive after a social media post by the Mercedes reserve driver.

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#6. Alex Dunne to make FP1 debut for McLaren as Lando Norris steps aside

Alex Dunne will take part in the Austrian Grand Prix weekend, with the McLaren junior driving in the first practice session.

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#7. ‘Team for Max Verstappen’ revealed as Aston Martin team member talks F1 2026 rumours

Aston Martin are not putting together a £1 billion deal for Max Verstappen – not that Verstappen would care about the money as he “only cares about winning.”

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#8. Hamilton ‘not fast enough’ with ‘terrible’ Ferrari issue highlighted

Ten races into his first season at Ferrari and without a single podium, Robert Doornbos has joked he feels for Lewis Hamilton as he knows what it is like to go that long without a champagne moment.

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#9. Christian Horner makes early Austrian GP prediction about Red Bull and McLaren

Red Bull head to the Austrian Grand Prix with two objectives: avoid a penalty point for Max Verstappen and close the gap on McLaren in the F1 2025 standings.

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