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After holding second place for most of a wet 2025 Australian Grand Prix, Aussie F1 McLaren driver Oscar Piastri endured
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Sergio Perez took advantage of a fortunately timed safety car to beat teammate Max Verstappen and win the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, adding it to the sprint he won the day … Continued
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Australian Grand Prix officials have admitted to safety and security failures after a large group of spectators invaded the track during the Formula One race at Albert Park. Stewards have … Continued
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Mercedes driver George Russell has for once got the better of world champion Max Verstappen to win the sprint race and secure pole for Sunday’s Brazilian Grand Prix. It will … Continued
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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has roared from 14th to first to take a dominant one-two win in the Belgian Grand Prix and accelerate his run towards a second Formula One … Continued
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Egyptian professional equestrian Nayel Nassar won the Grand Prix title at 2022 Dublin Horse Show, which concluded, on Saturday evening in Dublin, Ireland. The 2022 Dublin Horse Show was held from 17 to 21 August. Nassar won the title with a time of 35.27 seconds, after he finished the penalty shoot-out without errors on Coronado, …
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The Australian Grand Prix will remain in Melbourne until at least 2035 with Formula One extending its contract for another 10 years. From next year, feeder series Formula 2 and … Continued
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