Formula One
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Ferrari admit risks need to be taken in Montreal, it’s looking good for Carlos Sainz while Charles Leclerc’s season is becoming a fast track of learning experiences
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Lewis Hamilton said he and Mercedes can only improve as the F1 season progresses
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Sergio Pérez expressed his relief after nearly running over a marshal during the Monaco Grand Prix
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Lewis Hamilton delivered a sensational final qualifying lap to gain pole at the Monaco Grand Prix and dedicated it to his friend Niki Lauda, who died on Monday
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The Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff delivered an emotional tribute to Niki Lauda at the Monaco Grand Prix
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Also featuring a 974-ft motorbike backlflip, a career-ending table tennis rally and Francesco Totti being the boss
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Lewis Hamilton has curtailed his pre-race activities before the Monaco Grand Prix as he comes to terms with the death of his friend Niki Lauda
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Niki changed people’s perceptions about motor racing, and his remarkable range of qualities will be sadly missed
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The great Austrian driver won two F1 titles for Ferrari and one for McLaren and came back from an horrific accident that left him severely burned and injured in 1976
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'We haven’t just lost a hero who staged the most remarkable comeback ever seen, but also a man who brought precious clarity and candour to modern Formula One.'
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From the astonishing performance at Monza 42 days after serious injury, to his thrilling battle with Alain Prost in his final F1 victory
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