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Piastri: Adaptability key to handle tricky to drive MCL39 F1 car. Following a disappointing home race in Melbourne, Oscar Piastri's redemption drive at the F1 Chinese GP saw him victorious last Sunday ahead of teammate Lando Norris.
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Piastri: Adaptability key to handle tricky to drive MCL39 F1 car

Following a disappointing home race in Melbourne, Oscar Piastri’s redemption drive at the F1 Chinese GP saw him victorious last Sunday ahead of McLaren teammate Lando Norris. The Woking-based team’s performance continues on an upward trajectory as they claimed their third victory in a row. In 2025, the MCL39 has clearly set the standards in…

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The F1 Chinese GP was a rollercoaster of emotions, with McLaren's 1-2 and numerous disqualifications, and the race ended with another challenging performance for the Spaniard Carlos Sainz of Williams, who once again found himself behind his teammate Alex Albon.
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Sainz: Williams will “carefully review everything” after feeling “very slow” at F1 Chinese GP

The F1 Chinese GP was a rollercoaster of emotions, with McLaren’s 1-2 and numerous disqualifications, and the race ended with another challenging performance for the Spaniard Carlos Sainz of Williams, who once again found himself behind his teammate Alex Albon. A good strategy with bad pace After the race, Carlos Sainz admitted he still doesn’t…

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The Liam Lawson–Yuki Tsunoda Red Bull F1 seat swap: A desperate move done too late.
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The Lawson–Tsunoda Red Bull F1 swap: A desperate move done too late

On 27 March 2025, Red Bull announced a shocking decision that polarised the F1 community. Starting from the Japanese GP onwards, Yuki Tsunoda will take the second Red Bull seat with Liam Lawson taking the former’s post in Racing Bulls. The decision to swap the drivers was based on Lawson’s poor start to his first…

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Kick Sauber driver Gabriel Bortoleto at the Shanghai International Circuit, Chinese GP
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“Not proud” – Gabriel Bortoleto rues his early mistake at the F1 Chinese GP

Sauber driver Gabriel Bortoleto endured a frustrating F1 Chinese GP, with an early spin derailing his chances of making progress. The Brazilian rookie, who was making just his second start, admitted he was “not proud” of his mistake after losing control on the opening lap.  Despite the setback, he managed to recover valuable track time,…

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