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F1 confirms new five-year Italian GP deal at Monza
The Italian Grand Prix will continue to be held at Monza for at least five more years after Formula 1 officials announced on Wednesday that a new deal had been signed.

Mercedes explains Hamilton’s pit stop time loss at Spa
Mercedes says it is working on “counter measures” after a wheel-nut problem resulted in a slow pit stop for Lewis Hamilton during Formula 1’s Belgian Grand Prix.

Renault had already agreed 2020 F2 programme for Hubert
The Renault Formula 1 team had agreed a 2020 programme in Formula 2 for Anthoine Hubert ahead of his tragic death at the Belgian Grand Prix.

F1 will be "overshadowed for a long time" by Hubert’s death
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says Formula 1 will be "overshadowed for a long time” by the death of Anthoine Hubert during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend.

Leclerc had no flashbacks to previous defeats at Spa
Charles Leclerc insists his previous near-misses in Bahrain and Austria did not play on his mind during the closing stages of last weekend’s Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix.

Verstappen, Gasly get Italian GP grid penalties
Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly will receive grid penalties at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix after Honda confirmed it would be introducing its latest-spec Formula 1 engine for both drivers.

Mercedes' Belgian GP engine failures not yet understood
Mercedes is yet to determine the reasons behind its Formula 1 engine failures during the Belgian Grand Prix.

Ferrari to run updated engine at Italian GP
Ferrari has confirmed it will use its third-spec power unit at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix in a bid to give drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel a performance boost.

Hamilton taking nothing for granted despite growing points lead
Lewis Hamilton has stressed he is taking nothing for granted in his push for a sixth Formula 1 drivers’ championship despite enjoying a 65-point lead with eight races remaining.

Rich Energy future to be decided by Singapore
The future of Rich Energy's title sponsorship at Haas will be resolved by the Singapore Grand Prix, according to the team's Formula 1 chief, Gunther Steiner.

Haas' Spa struggles 'very upsetting' for Grosjean
Romain Grosjean found Haas’ late struggles in the Belgian Grand Prix “very upsetting” after falling from sixth in the opening stint to 13th by the chequered flag.

Red Bull open to looking outside its own drivers for 2020 options
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner hasn’t ruled out assessing its options away from its current Formula 1 drivers for 2020 having triggered a dramatic shake-up over the summer break.

Giovinazzi engine failure a concern for Ferrari
Ferrari Formula 1 chief Mattia Binotto says the failure of Antonio Giovinazzi’s updated engine is “a concern” heading to this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Monza.

Hamilton: Leclerc continuously outperforming Vettel at Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton says there is “more greatness to come” from Charles Leclerc, praising the Ferrari driver for outperforming four-time world champion teammate Sebastian Vettel in only his second year in Formula 1.

Binotto: Ferrari F1 team order decisions never easy
Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Mattia Binotto says “it is never an easy call” to use team orders after it swapped its drivers around during the Belgian Grand Prix.

“Very mature” Albon impresses Red Bull on Spa debut
Red Bull Formula 1 chief Christian Horner says Alexander Albon has left a “very favourable impression” on the entire team with an impressive debut display at the Belgian Grand Prix.

Norris bemoans ‘unluckiest’ race of his career
Lando Norris was left to rue a late failure on his McLaren car which robbed him of his best-ever finish in Formula 1 at the Belgian Grand Prix.

First F1 win will take ‘two or three weeks’ to process - Leclerc
Charles Leclerc says it will take “two or three weeks” for him fully process the achievement of claiming his first Formula 1 victory following the Belgian Grand Prix.

Hamilton: Dangers of motorsport not appreciated enough
Lewis Hamilton believes the events of the 2019 Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix weekend reflect that the dangers of motorsport are not widely appreciated enough.

Ricciardo considered not racing in Belgian GP after Hubert accident
Daniel Ricciardo has revealed he gave strong thoughts over not racing in the Belgian Grand Prix just 24 hours on from the tragic death of Formula 2 driver Anthoine Hubert in an accident during Saturday’s feature race.

Gasly told Leclerc: ‘Please win this race for Anthoine’
Toro Rosso Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly says the Belgian Grand Prix was “the most emotional” race he has ever had following the death of his close friend Anthoine Hubert.

Vettel happy to “serve” Ferrari by holding Hamilton up
Sebastian Vettel says he is pleased to have “served the team” and help Ferrari Formula 1 teammate Charles Leclerc win the Belgian Grand Prix by holding up Lewis Hamilton.

Verstappen: Raikkonen didn’t expect me to be at Turn 1
Max Verstappen suspects Kimi Raikkonen simply did not expect him to be on his inside as the pair clashed on the opening lap of Formula 1’s Belgian Grand Prix.
Bottas turned down engine on ‘Sunday drive’ to Spa podium
Valtteri Bottas says a lack of opportunities resulted in him turning down the engine on his Mercedes Formula 1 car during a “Sunday drive” at the Belgian Grand Prix.