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Fernando Alonso deserved more than his ninth-place finish at the recently concluded Canadian Grand Prix. Having looked strong through the third practice session and qualifying, the Spanish driver had it all to play for as he lined up in second alongside Red Bull's Max Verstappen. It was Alonso's first front-row start since Germany 2012.
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Mattia Binotto is convinced it is only a matter of time before Carlos Sainz is a Formula 1 race winner, saying it will happen “soon”.
While a safety car paved the way for a late-race crescendo in the Canadian Grand Prix last weekend, Max Verstappen again took charge to claim his sixth victory of the 2022 Formula 1 season and further strengthen his title defence.
Max Verstappen wasn’t able to talk to the Red Bull pit wall in the closing stages of the Canadian GP but as, Christian Horner says, apparently he “didn’t need to”.
Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.
Charles Leclerc left the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in defiant mood after Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix and insisted that he can overhaul Max Verstappen to win this year's world championship. The 24-year-old Monegasque Ferrari driver is 49 points adrift of Red Bull's world champion, who on Sunday reeled off his sixth win of the season, but still believes it is not an insurmountable deficit. Leclerc finished fifth after a storming, if frustrating, race from the back of the grid having been handed a grid penalty for taking a new power unit. “Reliability is a concern for everyone this season,” said Leclerc. “But if we can fix that, we have the performance to come back and so, from Silverstone, we will be trying to gain points back.
Aspinall admits Tommy Fury would "smash him up" in sparring