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McLaren: Alonso is not hard to manage
McLaren boss Eric Boullier has refuted claims that Fernando Alonso is a difficult driver to manage, insisting the two-time Formula One world champion is merely focussed on being successful.
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Top ten dream F1 venues in the United States
With owners Liberty Media looking at the possibility of a second U.S. Grand Prix to the Formula One calendar, ESPN looks at some of the best -- and most optimistic -- options available.
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Life through a lens: Ferrari back on top.
Mark Sutton talks through his best shots from the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Why Mercedes couldn't resist Formula E
Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff believes Formula E has the potential to develop dramatically over the next five years and emerge as a "serious motorsport player".
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Kvyat: Patience key to improved results
Daniil Kvyat insists Toro Rosso does not need to make any changes to its approach in order to improve its form in the second half of the 2017 Formula One season.
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Life through a lens: Kubica's F1 return.
F1 photographer Mark Sutton talks through his best shots of mid-season testing, as Robert Kubica's return excites the fans.
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What if... Kubica had never been injured?
With Robert Kubica seemingly moving towards a sensational return, ESPN imagines how F1's recent history could have looked had the Polish driver not gone rallying on the eve of the 2011 season.
Stewart and Halo: No stranger to Formula One safety ridicule
Sir Jackie Stewart is no stranger to being ridiculed about his views on safety in Formula One. Maurice Hamilton recalls his safety crusade in the Sixties following his recent comments on the Halo cockpit protection device.
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Bottas: My best performances are still to come
Valtteri Bottas says he expected to be in a stronger position in the 2017 Formula One title fight heading into the summer break but admits he is yet to extract his best form.
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Horner: Great things to come from Verstappen
Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen's bad luck in the opening half of the season will only serve to energise the teenager for the second half of the year.
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How drivers are spending F1's summer break
While fans try to avoid boredom without their Formula One fix for a whole month, ESPN charts how some of the 2017 F1 grid are spending their free time away from the circuit during their four-week summer break.
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Red Bull: Windtunnel issues cost two months
Christian Horner believes Formula One's regulation changes and bigger cars for 2017 caused correlation problems with Red Bull's windtunnel which set the team's programme back by around two months.
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Kimi: 'Small things' defining Merc, Ferrari fight
Kimi Raikkonen says "small things" will determine whether Ferrari can continue to challenge Mercedes in the 2017 Formula One title fight during the second half of the season.
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Wolff: Ferrari did not show 'real' pace in Hungary
Toto Wolff is convinced Ferrari did not show its "real pace" at the Hungarian Grand Prix, despite out-performing Mercedes and claiming a one-two finish.
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Steiner certain Sauber, Ferrari deal won't hurt Haas
Guenther Steiner says he is not worried about Sauber's renewed partnership with Ferrari as he does not believe it will have any negative impact on Haas.
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Horner: Vettel thrives under F1 title pressure
Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Sebastian Vettel performs at his best when under pressure during a Formula One title fight, pointing to his performances in his previous championship-winning campaigns.
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Ocon: Out-working Perez key to beating him
Esteban Ocon says spending more time on Force India's Formula One simulator and working harder than Sergio Perez has enabled him to "catch up" to his teammate's level of performance.
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Renault: Palmer's F1 future in his hands
Cyril Abiteboul says Renault is open to retaining Jolyon Palmer for the 2018 Formula One season, providing he can turn around his disappointing form in the remainder of the year.
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Grosjean reveals Hayden tribute helmet for US GP
Haas driver Romain Grosjean has unveiled a Nicky Hayden tribute helmet which he will wear during October's United States Grand Prix.
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Kubica: My limitations remain the same
Robert Kubica admits "nothing has changed" regarding the limitations with the right arm he nearly lost in a horrific rally crash, despite his impressive performance for Renault in the post-Hungarian Grand Prix test.
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Rosberg doubts Ferrari can catch Mercedes
Reigning Formula One world champion Nico Rosberg believes Mercedes will pull clear of Ferrari in the 2017 title battle due to its superior ability in the development race.
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Carey: F1 has eliminated $1bn of debt
Formula One's owner Liberty Media has published its financial results for the second quarter of 2017, with F1 CEO Chase Carey claiming $1billion of debt has been "eliminated".
McLaren
Honda finally at pre-season performance target
Honda has only just reached the level of engine performance it was hoping to see from the start of 2017 pre-season testing, according to F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa.
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Stroll: Results prove I'm not just about father's money
Lance Stroll believes the results from the first half of his rookie season proves his family has not simply paid for a spot on the Formula One grid.
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Horner: Halo push could lead to autonomous F1 cars
Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks the introduction of Halo in 2018 could start a push for safety which has drastic consequences on motor racing in its current form.
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Vettel: Respect for Lewis goes back to karting days
Sebastian Vettel says he recognised the potential in 2017 title rival Lewis Hamilton the first time their paths crossed as karting youngsters.
McLaren
Alonso: 2017 great for me, but not for McLaren
Fernando Alonso feels his 2017 season so far has been "fantastic" despite the huge problems still faced by McLaren and Honda.
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McLaren denies Alonso will miss Singapore GP for IndyCar finale
McLaren boss Zak Brown has dismissed suggestions Fernando Alonso could miss this year's Singapore Grand Prix to contest IndyCar's championship finale at Sonoma.
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Di Resta hopes Hungary put him back on the F1 radar
Paul di Resta hopes his stand-in appearance for Williams at the Hungarian Grand Prix helps force a full-time return to Formula One.
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Lowe: Merc did things the right way in Hungary
Paddy Lowe thinks fans will remember the way Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes handled its driver swap at the Hungarian Grand Prix in a favourable light, even if the decision costs the team the drivers' championship.
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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.
