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Motor racing-Norris wins wet Miami sprint to trim Piastri’s lead by a point

  • “My luck in Miami seems pretty good at the minute, really happy,” grinned Norris
  • Red Bull’s Max Verstappen was handed a 10 second penalty for an unsafe release
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Max Verstappen on pole in Jeddah as Lando Norris crashes in qualifying

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Verstappen ‘very relaxed’ about his F1 future

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Norris feels ‘nowhere near’ his best as Formula 1 title contest heats up inside McLaren

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Oscar Piastri celebrates 50th race with win from pole in Bahrain

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Oscar Piastri on pole in Bahrain for his 50th F1 start

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FIA meeting on future F1 engines ends without a commitment to bringing back V10s

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Piastri wins Chinese Grand Prix from pole in McLaren one-two

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Piastri on Chinese GP pole after Hamilton takes first Ferrari win in sprint

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Lewis Hamilton wins pole position in the sprint for Ferrari at the Chinese F1 Grand Prix

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McLaren has ominous pace, Lewis Hamilton has work to do: 5 takeaways from F1’s season-opener

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Norris edges Piastri for pole as McLaren lock out Melbourne front row

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Lewis Hamilton ready to race for Ferrari for the first time in F1’s season-opening Australian GP

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