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Why “ignorance is a superpower” for Kimi Antonelli, According to Daniel Ricciardo
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Why “ignorance is a superpower” for Kimi Antonelli, According to Daniel Ricciardo

Key Highlights Mercedes sensation Kimi Antonelli needs only a ninth-place finish at the Mexican Grand Prix—or for neither George Russell nor Lewis Hamilton to win—to claim the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship. Claiming the title at age 20 would establish Antonelli as F1’s youngest-ever champion, eclipsing Sebastian Vettel’s long-standing record by more than three years. ...

‘He glamorised the sport’ – Freddie Hunt on Father James’ F1 Legacy 50 Years After Championship Triumph
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‘He glamorised the sport’ – Freddie Hunt on Father James’ F1 Legacy 50 Years After Championship Triumph

Key Highlights: Freddie Hunt has commemorated the 50th anniversary of his father James Hunt’s historic 1976 Formula 1 World Championship victory over Niki Lauda. Appearing on F1’s official Beyond The Grid podcast, Freddie detailed James Hunt’s technical adaptability, perseverance through injury, and the authentic friendship behind his intense rivalry with Lauda. The retrospective underscores James ...

Isack Hadjar Explains Why Max Verstappen Is Such a Tough F1 Rival at Red Bull
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Isack Hadjar Explains Why Max Verstappen Is Such a Tough F1 Rival at Red Bull

Key Highlights Isack Hadjar says sharing the Red Bull garage with Max Verstappen is helping him improve in Formula 1. Hadjar has taken podiums at Monaco and Azerbaijan during his 2026 sophomore season. Red Bull will retain Hadjar for 2027, with the French driver targeting more podiums and potential wins. Isack Hadjar relishes Red Bull ...

“I’m not enjoying life” – How Yuki Tsunoda’s Red Bull F1 stint “exhausted” him
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“I’m not enjoying life” – How Yuki Tsunoda’s Red Bull F1 stint “exhausted” him

Key Highlights Yuki Tsunoda described his 2025 Red Bull Racing season as the “toughest year” of his career, revealing severe mental exhaustion and a loss of enjoyment in Formula 1 while struggling to match Max Verstappen’s performance. Tsunoda lost his race seat after the summer break when Isack Hadjar was promoted and Arvid Lindblad debuted, ...