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Hungarian Grand Prix preview: Three-way fight in Budapest?
ESPN previews the 2017 Hungarian Grand Prix, with this year's title fight set to ramp up as we enter the second half of the season.
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How does Force India get from Silverstone to Hungary?
Jennie Gow visits the Force India factory at Silverstone as they prepare to make the trip to the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Tech Corner: Red Bull in breach of regulations?
Gary Anderson and Jennie Gow discuss whether or not Red Bull's front wing is in breach of FIA regulations.
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Mercedes to enter Formula E in 2019
Mercedes has confirmed it will enter Formula E at the start of the 2019/2020 season and quit DTM at the end of 2018.
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Teams opt against buying shares in F1
Teams have passed up the opportunity to buy shares in Formula One's parent company at a preferable rate.
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Kubica to test for Renault in Hungary
Renault has confirmed Robert Kubica will drive its current Formula One car at the upcoming in-season test in Hungary.
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Alonso: Hungary one of McLaren's best opportunities
Fernando Alonso believes McLaren has the potential to score a solid haul of points at this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Mercedes says goodbye to DTM.
Jennie Gow and Gary Anderson discuss Mercedes' decision to leave the German touring car series for the electric-powered cars of Formula E.
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Maurice's Memories: Hungarian Grand Prix.
Maurice Hamilton remembers F1's first race behind the Iron Curtain, the 1986 Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Honda-backed Matsushita to test for Sauber
Sauber has confirmed Honda-backed F2 driver Nobuharu Matsushita will make his Formula One debut with the team at the upcoming in-season test in Hungary.
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Honda needs quick answer on Sauber deal
Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa wants Sauber to confirm its 2018 plans as soon as possible, with doubt still hanging over their agreed partnership.
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FIA explains reasoning behind Halo introduction
The FIA has explained the reasoning behind the decision to introduce Halo for 2018, saying the device "represents the best solution to cockpit protection currently in existence."
F1 to introduce Halo in 2018
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Is Halo right for Formula One?
Jennie Gow and Sam Collins talk at Force India's factory about how Halo will affect the cars in the 2018 season.
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Tech Corner: Could Shield return in 2019?
Sam Collins and Jennie Gow discuss how Halo will impact on the teams in 2018 and ask if it's the last we've seen of Shield.
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Force India
No timeline for Force India re-brand
Vijay Mallya will not rush into re-naming Force India as he hopes the new title will last for the next 10 years of the team's Formula One tenure.
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Pirelli reveals cause of Vettel's British GP tyre failure
Pirelli has revealed that Sebastian Vettel's tyre failure in the closing stages of the British Grand Prix was caused by a slow puncture, though it is yet to discover what caused Kimi Raikkonen's on the previous lap.
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Verstappen: Hard to take Vettel criticism seriously
Max Verstappen has dismissed Sebastian Vettel's latest criticism of his driving, saying its hard to take the four-time world champion seriously given his recent controversies.
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Honda to stick with same PU concept next year
Honda will stick with its current power unit concept next year despite a disastrous opening half of the 2017 season with McLaren.
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Haas expects unchanged line-up in 2018
Gene Haas has suggested Romain Grosjean has signed an extension for 2018 by saying it's a "given" his team will have an unchanged line-up next season.
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Force India open talks with Perez over extension
Force India has opened contract negotiations with Sergio Perez about extending his stay into 2018.
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F1 set to introduce Halo in 2018
The FIA has confirmed the Halo cockpit protection device will be introduced in Formula One next year.
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What is Halo and why is it being introduced?
A guide to what the Halo is, why it was introduced and how a device aimed at improving safety has become so controversial.
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Hamilton has no plans to join Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton has denied suggestions he is planning a move to Ferrari when his Mercedes contract expires at the end of 2018.
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The Pit Stop: What's it like to lead the Indy 500?
Jennie Gow and Max Chilton tackle your toughest social media questions following the British Grand Prix.
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Is the championship tide turning against Ferrari?
In the races since Sebastian Vettel's win at the Monaco GP, Mercedes has won three out of four races and taken pole each time. ESPN assesses this recent form and what it means for Ferrari's title chances.
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Radio Ga Ga: Vettel, Verstappen play bumper cars
ESPN rounds up the best radio soundbites from the British Grand Prix, which saw Ferrari hit dramatic tyre trouble and Daniil Kvyat put FOM's bleeper on overdrive.
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Brawn appoints Nielsen to F1 research group
Ross Brawn has appointed ex-Williams team manager Steve Nielsen as Formula One's new sporting director.
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Red Bull open to offers to break Sainz contract
Christian Horner says Red Bull would allow a rival team to buy Carlos Sainz out of his current contract if the price is right.
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Wolff thinking long-term before re-signing Bottas
Toto Wolff says Mercedes will make a decision on Valtteri Bottas' future over the summer, but has hinted that the Finn is likely to remain in place next year.
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Renault apologise to Palmer for latest retirement
Renault engine boss Cyril Abiteboul has apologised to Jolyon Palmer following his retirement from Sunday's British Grand Prix.
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Vettel: Max still a bit jumpy under braking
Sebastian Vettel has criticised the way Max Verstappen defended position during their scrap in the early stages of the British Grand Prix, saying the Dutch teenager still has a tendency to move under braking.
Top Headlines
- Wolff: Hamilton building F1 legacy
- McLaren hands Norris Hungary F1 test outing
- Haas still working on brake solution
- Force India not giving up on catching Red Bull
- Renault: Hungary double points finish 'critical'
- Vettel explains where Merc holds the advantage
- Horner: F1 must get priorities right with 2021 engines
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A guide to F1's new cars
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What to look out for on this year's new F1 cars
With a week of car launches already underway, ESPN's technical expert Craig Scarborough highlights the main features to look out for on the new-for-2017 cars.
Key dates in 2017
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Everything you need to know about the 2017 F1 season
All the key dates you need to know -- including car launches and the winter testing schedule -- ahead of the 2017 Formula One season.
Pirelli's 2017 race tyre picks
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2017 grand prix tyre compound selections
A list of which compounds Pirelli is taking to each grand prix on the 2017 calendar.
