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    Red Bull’s dominant championship triumph “beyond our wildest dreams” Horner

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    25th September 2023, 8:1424th September 2023, 23:14 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

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    Formula 1

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    24th September 2023, 14:05 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

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    Sargeant says Bottas “surprised” him in race-ending crash

    Formula 1

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    24th September 2023, 13:0724th September 2023, 13:07 | Written by Ed Hardy

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    Red Bull break record with sixth constructors’ championship win

    Formula 1

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    24th September 2023, 8:0424th September 2023, 10:01 | Written by Ed Hardy

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    Sainz blames late set-up change for qualifying performance at Japanese GP

    Formula 1

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    Russell admits he “took a step backwards” after Friday practice

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    Sargeant was having ‘good day’ until ‘another hugely costly small mistake’

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    Formula 1

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    17th September 2023, 8:1717th September 2023, 0:02 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

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    Perez blames engine problem for Q2 elimination at Singapore Grand Prix

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    16th September 2023, 18:1316th September 2023, 18:16 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

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    2023 Italian Grand Prix

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    Formula 2

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    Formula 3

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    3rd September 2023, 8:4810th September 2023, 22:14 | Written by Ed Hardy

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    Vesti out-runs Martins after two Safety Car periods for crucial sprint race win

    Formula 2

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    Formula 3

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