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Ferrari requests review of Vettel's Canadian GP penalty

Ferrari has lodged a formal request for motor racing's governing body, the FIA, to review the controversial penalty that cost Sebastian Vettel victory at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Telemetry comparison of Vettel's penalty in Montreal

Why the French GP will be a key race in Ferrari's season

Ferrari hopes the French Grand Prix will mark a turning point in the development of its 2019 car as it rolls out a number of updates aimed at shifting the fundamental design concept of the SF90.

What's next for Fernando Alonso?

Fernando Alonso has finished with the World Endurance Championship and is assessing his next steps in motor racing -- Formula E, NASCAR and the Dakar Rally are among the contenders for a spot on his calendar.

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Alonso wins at Le Mans for second year in a row, secures WEC title

Fernando Alonso secured his second Le Mans 24 Hours victory in as many years alongside Toyota teammates Kazuki Nakajima and Sebastien Buemi on Sunday, as well as taking the World Endurance Championship title.

Forty years on from Arnoux v Villeneuve: How times have changed

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Ferrari will not appeal Vettel's Canadian GP penalty

Ferrari say they have withdrawn their intention to appeal the penalty which cost Sebastian Vettel victory at the Canadian Grand Prix last week.

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Weighing up Vettel's uncertain future

The Canadian Grand Prix was an F1 classic which quickly turned into an F1 farce. Our team of writers mull over the biggest talking points from the race, notably Sebastian Vettel's future beyond 2019 .

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Has modern F1 finally broken Sebastian Vettel?

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What a farce - only F1 could shoot itself in the foot like this

The finish to the Canadian Grand Prix should have been legendary -- instead, F1 served up another dismal farce which will only strengthen the disillusion around the state of modern Formula One.