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    The “big step” AlphaTauri saw from Tsunoda which earned him a new deal

    The “big step” AlphaTauri saw from Tsunoda which earned him a new deal

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    23rd September 2023, 14:4523rd September 2023, 14:45 | Written by Keith Collantine

    Yuki Tsunoda’s points-scoring rate has dropped since he arrived in Formula 1 but AlphaTauri are pleased with the progress he is making.

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    Suzuka layout ‘punishes’ Mercedes’ weakness in high-speed corners

    Formula 1

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    23rd September 2023, 14:15 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

    Suzuka’s high-speed corners amplified a weakness of Mercedes’ car and left their drivers on the fourth row of the grid over a second behind pole-winner Max Verstappen.

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    Steward’s admission Verstappen should have had penalty frustrates his rivals

    Formula 1

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    23rd September 2023, 11:4223rd September 2023, 13:48 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

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    Perez admits he’s “two steps behind” after qualifying 0.7s off Verstappen at Suzuka

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    Verstappen tells Red Bull critics to “go suck an egg” after dominant pole

    Formula 1

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    23rd September 2023, 9:0123rd September 2023, 20:45 | Written by Keith Collantine

    Max Verstappen gave a clear rebuttal on and off-track to those who suggested Red Bull’s poor showing in the Singapore Grand Prix had been due to a rules clarification.

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    2023 Japanese Grand Prix grid

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    23rd September 2023, 8:1724th September 2023, 5:35 | Written by Keith Collantine

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    23rd September 2023, 3:1523rd September 2023, 5:18 | Written by Keith Collantine

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    Ferrari’s floor changes and five more teams’ Japanese Grand Prix updates

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    22nd September 2023, 12:5125th September 2023, 14:34 | Written by Keith Collantine

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    Leclerc pleased with Ferrari gains at Suzuka and has Red Bull in his sights

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    McLaren signs WEC champion and Le Mans winner Hirakawa as F1 reserve driver

    Formula 1

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    22nd September 2023, 4:5022nd September 2023, 7:59 | Written by Keith Collantine

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    21st September 2023, 13:3021st September 2023, 13:27 | Written by Keith Collantine

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