Italian GP takeaways: Verstappen unstoppable again with F1 title now in reach
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Five drivers have a shot at IndyCar title as series wraps up at Firestone Grand Prix
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The NTT IndyCar Series is down to its final laps of the season with the 2022 campaign set to conclude Sunday during the Firestone Grand Prix of Monterey at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca in California. Here's a look at who could be crowned the champion.
Dutch GP Takeaways: Could Verstappen break F1's single-season wins record?
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F1 Takeaways: Red Bull on a whole other level at Belgian GP
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There was no stopping Max Verstappen at the Belgian Grand Prix as the Red Bull driver overcame a grid penalty to earn his ninth victory of the season in dominant fashion. Here's what you need to know from Sunday's race.
Mercedes-EQ driver Stoffel Vandoorne captures Formula E world championship
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Stoffel Vandoorne clinched his first Formula E drivers' championship and a second consecutive teams' title for Mercedes-EQ following a second-place finish in Sunday's Hana Bank Seoul E-Prix season finale in Seoul.
F1 takeaways: Verstappen continues to cruise as Ferrari fumbles into summer break
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'Greater honour to call you my friend': F1 drivers pay tribute to retiring Vettel
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F1 drivers and teams saluted Sebastian Vettel on Thursday after the four-time world champion made a surprise announcement that he will be retiring at the end of the season.
F1 takeaways: Ferrari's self-inflicting woes resume at French GP
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Just when you thought Ferrari was back on track, the team was once again left wondering "what if" as Charles Leclerc spun out during the French GP and handed the lead to Red Bull's Max Verstappen, who cruised away to the checkered flag.
Home Run Derby preview: Alonso aiming for historic three-peat
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Honda Indy Toronto takeaways: Determined Dixon earns historic 52nd victory
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Scott Dixon drove like a man on a mission at the Honda Indy Toronto determined to end his drought and score race victory No. 52 to move him into a tie for second place on the all-time wins list with the legendary Mario Andretti.
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