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Sainz swapped notes with Alonso after testing McLaren
McLaren's new driver signing Carlos Sainz compared notes with former McLaren F1 driver Fernando Alonso after testing this year's McLaren car.
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Formula 1
Red Bull once doubted Ricciardo's overtaking ability
He's now rated as one of F1's best overtakers, but uncertainty over that area of his race craft almost stopped Red Bull bosses promoting Daniel Ricciardo to the team in 2014.
Formula E
Can the world's fastest animal catch a Gen 2 Formula E car?
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IndyCar
Alonso's Indy 500 to be powered by Chevrolet, not Honda
After burning bridges with Honda in Formula One, Fernando Alonso and McLaren will contest next year's Indy 500 with Chevrolet power.
2019 preview
Way-too-early predictions for F1 2019
Can anyone beat Lewis Hamilton? Will Charles Leclerc outscore Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari? Can Valtteri Bottas save his Mercedes career? We discuss some of the issues likely to dominate F1 in 2019.
Force India to be renamed Racing Point for 2019
FIA's official entry list for 2019 confirms a new name for the Force India team, while also revealing which numbers next year's rookies and the returning Robert Kubica have chosen.
F1 2019 predictions: Can Hamilton be caught?
Jennie Gow and Jonathan Legard make their predictions for the 2019 F1 season, including Vettel vs Leclerc and Ricciardo at Renault.
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Alonso and Johnson
When F1's Alonso met NASCAR's Johnson
Fernando Alonso and Jimmie Johnson swapped rides for a day in Bahrain and quickly got the bug for each other's vehicles. But will either man pursue it any further?
Alonso to run Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona
Fernando Alonso will return to the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona next year with Wayne Taylor Racing.
Williams
Stroll to race for Force India in 2019
Lance Stroll's move from Williams to Force India, the team now owned by his father, has been confirmed for 2019.
Formula 1
Max regrets never fighting competitive Alonso
Max Verstappen wishes he'd had a chance to fight a competitive Fernando Alonso in their time on the grid together.
Formula 1
Vettel: I haven't been at the top of my game
Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel has admitted he underperformed at times during the 2018 Formula One season and says he needs time to recover from an "exhausting year".
Top Headlines
- Hamilton collects F1 trophy and eager for more
- Renault puts figure on power deficit
- Ricciardo underestimated stress of Renault move
- F1 plans to give fans data teams do not have
- Bottas: 2018 was the worst season of my career
- F1 'hopeful' of new deal with Silverstone
- Hamilton declares 'new love' for motorbikes
- Latifi joins Williams as reserve driver for 2019