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“It’s a joke” – Isack Hadjar rues ‘disastrous’ race in “horrible” car with “no battery”

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“It’s a joke” – Isack Hadjar rues ‘disastrous’ race in “horrible” car with “no battery”

Explained: What was really going on with the FIA software bug causing F1 chaos in Malaysia

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
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"Horrible, totally unacceptable" - Powerless F1 drivers frustrated by Bahrain F1 software glitch

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
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WRC Sardinia: Elfyn Evans claims historic title after Oliver Solberg crashes in final-stage showdown

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WRC Sardinia: Elfyn Evans claims historic title after Oliver Solberg crashes in final-stage showdown

The slick tyre gamble that hurt McLaren and Ferrari's Bahrain F1 chances

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
The slick tyre gamble that hurt McLaren and Ferrari's Bahrain F1 chances

FIA reveals why F1 cars stopped in rain at Bahrain GP in Malaysia

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
FIA reveals why F1 cars stopped in rain at Bahrain GP in Malaysia

Jorge Martin: “Even on one of my good days, it was impossible to beat Marc Marquez”

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Jorge Martin: “Even on one of my good days, it was impossible to beat Marc Marquez”

F1 championship standings after the Bahrain GP in Malaysia

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
F1 championship standings after the Bahrain GP in Malaysia

Returning drivers need year to be back on pace - de la Rosa

Pedro de la Rosa insists a driver making a comeback to Formula One needs a full year to get back up to speed. The highest profile returnee in 2010 is Michael Schumacher, but Spaniard de la Rosa - two years younger than the great German - is also ...

Pedro de la Rosa insists a driver making a comeback to Formula One needs a full year to get back up to speed.

The highest profile returnee in 2010 is Michael Schumacher, but Spaniard de la Rosa - two years younger than the great German - is also back in F1 full-time after seven years as McLaren's test driver.

"At the highest level it is not easy," the Sauber driver said at Silverstone.

"As the season goes on it is getting better. After a few races you are simply not yet right back on top," added de la Rosa.

"To really be there again, you need a full year."

De la Rosa insists he was never completely away from the cockpit; he was regularly at the wheel of McLaren's state-of-the-art simulator, and occasionally tested on track.

But "in order to really compete with these guys, you probably need a whole year," he added.

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