Michael Finley is a staff writer for Frontstretch.com, LLC, specializing in Formula 1 coverage. With a passion for motorsports, Michael provides in-depth analysis and commentary on F1 races, drivers, and the latest news in the world of racing. His articles offer a unique perspective and engage readers with his expertise and enthusiasm for the sport.
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Michael Finley's articles primarily focus on event coverage within the sports and racing domain, particularly Formula 1. He seems to be highly engaged in providing insights and analysis of specific races, drivers, and team performances.
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By: Michael Finley
The victory is Verstappen's first since June.
Norris beat Verstappen to the pole by .031 seconds.
Has there been a true changing of the guard at F1 Mercedes, George Russell rising above even with Lewis Hamilton dealing with the disadvantage of a lame duc ...
Max Verstappen couldn't match Sainz in speed but did qualify ahead of Lando Norris.
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F1's in-house streaming service outperforms the other viewing options in most metrics.
By: Michael Finley
Lando Norris spent the balance of Saturday's (Nov. 2) Formula 1 Sprint in Brazil right behind race leader and teammate Oscar Piastri.
After almost two hours of delays, the decision has been made to postpone Formula 1 qualifying until Sunday (Nov. 3) morning.
McLaren's Lando Norris led a wild F1 qualifying session in Brazil, which will see many teams scrambling to make their cars race-ready in a few hours.
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