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Newgarden, the two-time IndyCar series champion, won his first career Indy 500 after a late sprint. He passed last year’s winner, Marcus Ericsson, who disagreed with the restart procedure.
Category: Automobile Racing
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Charles Leclerc and His Brother Arthur Return to Race at Monaco
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They grew up in the principality and come back as sibling racecar drivers. Arthur will compete in the F2 event there, his older brother, Charles, in the Grand Prix.
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Frédéric Vasseur Working on Changing Ferrari
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It is one of the most potent names in Formula 1, with very vocal fans, but the team is way behind Red Bull, which Vasseur knows won’t do.
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Formula 1 Finds a New Way to Advertise on Its Cars
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McLaren has installed digital panels by the cockpit that display different ads during a race. Other teams may follow.
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A Stunning Comeback for Fernando Alonso in Formula 1
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Race after race, he has finished on the podium for Aston Martin, standing next to the Red Bull juggernaut. A friendship with his team’s owner helped get him there.
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It’s Been a Red Bull Season
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The team has done more than pull away, it has dominated, winning the first five races and finishing first and second four times.
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Formula 1 Rules Under Scrutiny After a Pileup in Australia
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The race in April was stopped three times, but the halt with two laps to go caused chaos and has sparked a debate.
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Formula 1 Cancels Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix Amid Floods in Italy
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Safety concerns prompted the decision to call off the race at Imola, the site of this weekend’s Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix.
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The Florida Man of Formula 1
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Logan Sargeant is F1’s first full-time American driver since 2007. Can his sport make the leap from Monte Carlo to Miami with its soul intact?