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Nico Hulkenberg feels it is incumbent upon Haas to deliver “better solutions” for the 2024 F1 season following a wretched year for the team.
"My wife had just smacked his bum so hard" - Christian Horner has explained how an image of himself and rival Toto Wolff came about
Toto Wolff has confirmed Mercedes is in “active legal exchange” with the FIA following the events of the past few days in which he and his wife Susie were alleged to have conspired in the trading of confidential information.
Lewis Hamilton has used the FIA's own prize-giving ceremony to call for change in its leadership following this week's saga with the Wolffs
Brendon Hartley is confident of being fit for pre-season testing with Toyota in early January despite breaking a foot that forced him to miss the FIA prize-giving ceremony in Baku.
Max Verstappen will settle for just 10 grand prix victories in 2024 providing he will again be challenging for another F1 title
Valtteri Bottas is hopeful of seeing “big steps over the winter” with what will be “a completely new car” ahead of the 2024 F1 season.
Lando Norris has no doubt McLaren is on the right track following a second half of the F1 season to remember for the team.
Mercedes technical director James Allison has revealed discussions are taking place that could result in all travelling F1 personnel being imposed
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has stated that whilst a decision to continue its engine partnership with Mercedes was “simple” and “straightforward”, it is not the final piece in the jigsaw for a championship challenge.
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