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For 11 glorious years, Adelaide was home to the Australian Grand Prix, an event that didn't just leave a mark on the city but helped define it.
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Red Bull gave Max Verstappen a new engine for performance purposes in Brazil.
‘Very harsh’ Oscar Piastri penalty called out as Brundle challenges FIA claim
Martin Brundle on Oscar Piastri penalty: "That was very harsh."
F1 Uncovered: The notable changes Ferrari failed to capitalise on
Ferrari joined Red Bull in making changes to the car on the Saturday in Brazil, but couldn't capitalise as Max Verstappen did.
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Norris’ eight-word reaction to Piastri’s collision at the Brazilian GP
Lando Norris' quip as he watched his teammate Oscar Piastri's collision with Kimi Antonelli and Charles Leclerc.
Have your say: Was Oscar Piastri’s 10-second penalty in Brazil fair?
Oscar Piastri was punished for being found at fault in an early collision which put Charles Leclerc out of the race.
F1 uncovered: The old floor that helped Verstappen fight his way to a podium after a pitlane start
Red Bull left no stone unturned in Brazil, as they made changes after the Sprint and started from the pitlane.
A new angle on Oscar Piastri vs Kimi Antonelli: Was his penalty deserved?
A closer look at Oscar Piastri's data suggests how justified his penalty in Brazil may have been.
Onboard footage catches Verstappen’s epic save at site of Piastri crash
It could've been four drivers in the T3 barrier in the Sprint!
Why McLaren accepts Oscar Piastri’s ‘harsh’ penalty in Brazil
The stewards ruled Oscar Piastri was "wholly responsible" for the collision with Kimi Antonelli that took Charles Leclerc out of the grand prix.
Lewis Hamilton omitted as Ferrari discovers one Brazilian GP silver lining
'At least' one side of the Ferrari garage had positives to take from Brazil.
Brazilian Grand Prix driver ratings: Verstappen breaks the scale; Hamilton horror
Lando Norris took another giant stride towards the title in Brazil.
Hamilton living in a Ferrari ‘nightmare’ as ‘dream’ move takes horror turn
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Oscar Piastri: "No matter what way you look at that, I'm not sure where I'm supposed to go."
Data reveals true brilliance of Max Verstappen’s Brazilian GP
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Brazil GP conclusions: Key Norris change, Max’s big fight, latest Piastri SOS, new Ferrari solution
McLaren driver Lando Norris won the Brazilian Grand Prix with Andrea Kimi Antonelli second and Max Verstappen third.
Lewis Hamilton brands FIA stewards ‘complete joke’ in Brazil GP clash
Lewis Hamilton: “These guys are a joke. A complete joke.”
Lando Norris sends Brazilian GP message to ‘everyone that talks crap’
Lando Norris, bluntly, revealed the secret to his F1 2025 title surge.