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What if Verstappen and Red Bull had never raced in F1 2023?

Fernando Alonso humbles Lewis Hamilton then Carlos Sainz in wheel-to-wheel combat plus profits from Charles Leclerc’s engine failure to win the opening race of 2023. The two-time Formula 1 world champion’s Bahrain success marks his first victory since the 2013 Spanish Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Autosport Top 50 of 2023: #44 Nico Hulkenberg

After losing his full-time F1 drive with Renault at the end of 2019, Nico Hulkenberg had to make do with a handful of super-sub outings for Racing Point/Aston Martin until Haas came knocking.

Autosport

Magnussen not a “holy cow” who doesn't share Haas F1 struggles

Haas finished 10th in the 2023 constructors’ championship after a difficult season that saw Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg occasionally shine in qualifying but lack consistent race pace, mainly due to overheating tyres.

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Hulkenberg: Haas weakness disguised by F1 rivals’ early struggles

Haas scored all but one of its 12 points in the first five races of the year, with a best of seventh place earned by Hulkenberg in the high-attrition Australian GP.

Autosport

2024 F1 grid: What is next season's Formula 1 driver line-up?

Just one seat is officially vacant for the 2024 Formula 1 season, with many teams opting to keep their driver line-up for next year.

Motorsport

Hulkenberg: Lack of Haas F1 team progress “disappointing and upsetting”

The German says his pace with the older spec VF-23 relative to Kevin Magnussen’s upgraded model in qualifying for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix confirms that the team has been “overtaken and out-developed” by rivals.

Autosport

Hamilton: Mercedes "more inconsistent than ever" in F1 Abu Dhabi qualifying

In a tight Q2 session, Hamilton was demoted to 11th by Haas' Nico Hulkenberg and McLaren's Oscar Piastri, leading to Hamilton saying "there’s something not right with this car" on the radio. Meanwhile team-mate George Russell went on to qualify fourth in Q3.

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What we learned from Friday practice at the F1 Abu Dhabi GP

George Russell and Charles Leclerc topped two intriguing Formula 1 practice sessions at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, amid a swathe of rookie appearances in FP1 and incidents in FP2.

Autosport

Sainz escapes F1 grid penalties after FP2 crash on Abu Dhabi bump

Sainz crashed early in the session as he passed the pit exit, bringing out the first of two red flags that greatly reduced the track time available for all drivers, with Nico Hulkenberg causing the second.

Autosport

Ricciardo wants F1 practice red flag rules rethink after Abu Dhabi delays

FP2 at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix season finale was halted for a total of 37 minutes due to two crashes.

Autosport

F1 Grid 2024: What is next season's driver line-up in Formula 1?

Just one seat is officially vacant for the 2024 Formula 1 season, with many teams opting to keep their driver line-up for next year.

Autosport

2023 F1 Las Vegas GP results: Leclerc fastest in practice

Leclerc was fastest in Free Practice 1, which was curtailed after only eight minutes due to a water valve cover working loose and smashing the bottom of team-mate Carlos Sainz’s car, and also paced FP2 with a fastest time of 1m35.265s.

Motorsport

Andretti's F1 effort boosted by General Motors plan to supply engines starting in 2028

General Motors has registered with Formula One’s governing body to become an engine supplier starting in 2028 in what is seen as a huge boost to Michael Andretti’s bid to join the global motorsports series

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Haas to split cars between old and new packages for F1 Las Vegas GP

The decision is not a result of an attempt at a back-to-back data gathering exercise, but is simply down to the preferences of the individual drivers.

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Haas to split cars between old and new F1 packages for Las Vegas GP

The decision is not a result of an attempt at a back-to-back data-gathering exercise, but is simply down to the preferences of the individual drivers.

Autosport

Full FIA verdict on Haas' request for review of F1 US GP track limit breaches

Haas launched a formal ‘right to review’ that, if successful, stood to elevate its driver Nico Hulkenberg into the points at Austin after identifying cases of cars exceeding track limits that were not identified by the stewards at the time.

Autosport

FIA rejects Haas' request for review of US GP track limits breaches

Last week it emerged that Haas had lodged a petition with the FIA to review various track limit breaches in Austin, asserting that several drivers had benefited from abusing track limits at COTA's Turn 6, that were not properly policed by race control.

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FIA rejects Haas F1's request for review of US GP track limits breaches

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Magnussen still "curious" over real tyre gains from Haas F1 upgrade

Haas introduced a revamp of its VF-23 at the United States Grand Prix that resulted in it becoming the final F1 squad to adopt the downwash sidepod concept that Red Bull has put to best use over the past two years.

Motorsport

Albon: “Number one” start in F1 field led to Brazil crash

Albon was determined to quickly get past the Haas drivers, who were immediately ahead of him on the grid, because he expected them to be slow in the race.

Autosport

Ricciardo ducked in cockpit to avoid “frisbeeing” F1 tyre

The 71-lap race had to be red flagged after Nico Hulkenberg and Alex Albon touched on the run to Turn 1, which flicked the Williams across the track to wipe out the second Haas of Kevin Magnussen.

Motorsport

Ricciardo ducked in cockpit to avoid "frisbeeing" F1 tyre

The 71-lap race had to be red-flagged after Nico Hulkenberg and Alex Albon touched on the run to Turn 1, an incident which flicked the Williams across the track to wipe out the second Haas of Kevin Magnussen.

Evening Standard

F1 Brazilian Grand Prix 2023: Max Verstappen seals record-extending 17th win of the season

Daniel Ricciardo escapes injury after his car is struck by a flying tire

Autosport

F1 Brazilian GP: Albon, Magnussen first corner crash triggers red flag

At the start Williams driver Alex Albon tangled with both Haas cars the send him and Kevin Magnussen into the wall.

Motorsport

F1 Brazilian GP red-flagged after big Albon, Magnussen crash

Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix was red-flagged on the second lap on Sunday to allow barrier repairs following a first-corner crash.

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