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Flavio Briatore and Carlos Sainz-Pitinsider.com

Sainz chooses Williams rejecting Alpine's aggressive pursuit

Carlos Sainz chooses Williams for 2025, rejecting Alpine's aggressive pursuit led by Flavio Briatore. Alpine's offer reportedly included the prospect of a Mercedes engine deal, but Sainz opted for Williams' long-term potential and historic legacy.

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Charles Leclerc disappointed with Ferrari in Belgium

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc expresses disappointment with the team's performance at the Belgian Grand Prix, citing unexpected pace deficit to Mercedes.

Alpine Deadpool Wolverine-Pitinsider.com

Alpine's Deadpool & Wolverine livery set to light up in SPA

Alpine unveils a Deadpool & Wolverine-inspired livery for the Belgian Grand Prix, capitalizing on Ryan Reynolds' investment in the team. The collaboration showcases F1's growing synergy with Hollywood, promising a visually stunning race weekend.

Formula 1 racing-Pitinsider.com

F1 teams unanimously reject points system expansion for 2025

Formula 1 teams have unanimously rejected proposals to expand the points-scoring positions beyond 10th place for the 2025 season. The decision comes as the competitive landscape has shifted, with more teams regularly scoring points under the current system.

Max Verstappen-Red Bull Content Pool Pintisider.com

Verstappen to critics: 'They can all f**k off'

Max Verstappen's Hungarian GP ends in controversy as he lashes out at critics and Red Bull's strategy. A clash with Hamilton and a P5 finish fuel debates about his driving style and team relationship.

David Coulthard and Mark Webber

F1 2026 regulations spark concerns among veteran drivers

F1 veterans David Coulthard and Mark Webber voice concerns over 2026 regulations, highlighting potential changes to racing dynamics and safety implications of car weight. Their insights spark debate on balancing innovation with F1's core essence.

Lewis Hamilton-Mercedes

Is Mercedes back in the fight for wins?

Mercedes' back-to-back wins in Austria and Britain, coupled with strong qualifying performances, signal a resurgence for the team. Former test driver Sam Bird believes they've overcome their high-speed corner weakness, putting them back in contention.

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