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Mercedes must remain 'ambitious' to retain engine advantage
Mercedes Formula 1 chief Toto Wolff says the German marque must remain "ambitious" with its power unit development if it is to fend off the threat posed by its engine rivals heading into the 2019 season.

Lewis Hamilton places second in BBC Sports Personality vote
Lewis Hamilton missed out on a second BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award on Sunday night after placing second behind Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas in the 2018 vote.
Mercedes reveals Hamilton’s ‘secret’ 2019 F1 seat fitting
Reigning Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has completed his seat fitting for the 2019 season, a Mercedes video has revealed.

Verstappen wants to continue ‘good atmosphere’ at Red Bull with Gasly
Max Verstappen is looking to continue the “good atmosphere” he enjoyed at Red Bull with Daniel Ricciardo when he links up with new Formula 1 teammate Pierre Gasly.
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Alonso didn’t win as much in F1 as talent deserved - Brawn
Fernando Alonso did not win as much in Formula 1 as his talent deserved, according to sporting boss Ross Brawn.

Horner: Verstappen, Ricciardo Red Bull’s strongest F1 driver pairing
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the pairing of Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen has been the best driver line-up his team has ever had in Formula 1.

Grosjean: F1 needs more ‘crazy dreamers' like Haas
Romain Grosjean believes Formula 1 would benefit from having more ambitious teams like Haas entering the sport.

Mercedes: 'No doubt' Mick Schumacher has potential for F1 success
Reigning European Formula 3 champion Mick Schumacher has the potential to enjoy a successful Formula 1 career, according to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.
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Brawn: Current F1 engine suppliers have pulled up the drawbridge
Ross Brawn says existing Formula 1 engine suppliers know “they can’t shut the door” on new manufacturers but concedes a compromise would have to be negotiated for a new engine maker to join the grid in 2021.

Renault targets junior driver for F1 race seat by 2021
Renault Academy Director Mia Sharizman says “small steps” are being made in the programme’s plan and remains focused on getting a junior driver into a Formula 1 race seat within three seasons.

Ferrari sets 2019 F1 car launch date
Ferrari will launch its 2019 Formula 1 car on the 15 th February, three days before the start of pre-season testing.

Raikkonen expects no change to Vettel relationship after Ferrari exit
Kimi Raikkonen does not expect his relationship with Sebastian Vettel to change despite the end of their four-year stint as Formula 1 teammates at Ferrari for 2019.
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United States Grand Prix tops best F1 of 2018 vote
The United States Grand Prix has topped a fans' vote for the best race of the 2018 Formula 1 season beating off the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in second place.

Karun Chandhok rejoins Sky Sports F1 team for 2019
Karun Chandhok will rejoin Sky Sports' broadcast team for the 2019 Formula 1 season after spending three seasons with Channel 4.

George Russell: ‘Vital’ to embed early with Williams ahead of 2019
George Russell says it was “vital” to embed himself within Williams’ Formula 1 team ahead of his move into a race seat for the 2019 season.

Hamilton and Vettel: Verstappen ready for 2019 F1 title push
Multiple world champions Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel believe Max Verstappen is ready to challenge for Formula 1 titles, providing Red Bull and Honda can strike a successful partnership.
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Vettel admits Marchionne's death impacted Ferrari’s 2018 F1 season
Sebastian Vettel says the death of Sergio Marchionne was a “big loss” for Ferrari and admits it impacted the team’s 2018 Formula 1 season.

Sergio Perez unconcerned by Lance Stroll’s ties to Racing Point owners
Sergio Perez is unconcerned by 2019 Formula 1 teammate Lance Stroll’s links to the recently-rebranded Racing Point team's owners, saying the takeover was “in the interests of everyone.”

Valtteri Bottas to make rally debut in Arctic Lapland Rally next month
Mercedes Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas will make his rally debut next month when he enters the opening round of the Finnish Rally Championship, driving a World Rally Championship-spec Ford Fiesta.

F1 Gossip: Raikkonen ‘has fun’ at FIA prize giving party
Kimi Raikkonen has reacted to videos of him at the FIA prize-giving ceremony in St Petersburg - Instagram
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Raikkonen: First F1 win in five years at US GP came 'quite easily'
Kimi Raikkonen says his first Formula 1 race win in over five years at the 2018 United States Grand Prix “came quite easily”.

F1 teams monitoring ‘not very pleasant’ Brexit situation
Formula 1 teams are monitoring the developing situation of Britain’s exit from the European Union amid fears the sport could be negatively impacted by the move.

Wolff: Monza the turning point in 2018 F1 title fight
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes Lewis Hamilton’s victory at the Italian Grand Prix acted as the turning point in the 2018 Formula 1 title fight.

Pirelli: Compulsory two-stop races not the solution for F1
Pirelli does not believe introducing compulsory two-stop races would open up more strategic options and help create greater excitement in Formula 1.
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