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Fans can't get enough of Max Verstappen's floral race boots after Singapore win

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Official race results: 2026 NASCAR Cup Charlotte II

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Chase Briscoe beats Christopher Bell by 0.029s in stunning NASCAR Cup photo finish

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Frankie Muniz wins GT4 America championship with co-driver Tyler Stone

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Lando Norris: ‘I owe everyone at McLaren an apology” for Oscar Piastri clash

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DTM Hockenheim: Engel wins, but Preining takes 2026 title

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Max Verstappen jokes about coded messages as Red Bull plans first races for Gianpiero Lambiase’s successor

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No refunds for Schu's Valencia comeback tickets

Refunds for tickets bought to witness Michael Schumacher's aborted Formula One return at Valencia will not be refunded, according to Auto Motor und Sport. News of the seven time world champion's comeback triggered a spike in flagging sales for the ...

Refunds for tickets bought to witness Michael Schumacher's aborted Formula One return at Valencia will not be refunded, according to Auto Motor und Sport.

News of the seven time world champion's comeback triggered a spike in flagging sales for the Spanish street race, even though 30,000 of the available 75,000 Sunday tickets are still on the market.

Carlos Gracia, head of the Spanish motor racing federation, was present at Renault's race ban appeal hearing in Paris on Monday, but he denied the Court of Appeal ruled in the team's favour in order to prevent a disaster for the Valencia event.

If the ban had stood, not only would Schumacher not have been in action, but also absent would have been the local favourite Fernando Alonso.

"One has nothing to do with the other," Gracia told the Spanish newspaper AS. "The Court of Appeal did its work with absolute independence and total autonomy."

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