Daniel Ricciardo believes Red Bull's chassis was strong enough from last year's Hungarian Grand Prix onwards to challenge for wins if it had had Mercedes power
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World champion Lewis Hamilton is expecting at least one more dominant Formula 1 season for Mercedes in 2016
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The first woman to compete in a Formula 1 world championship grand prix, Maria Teresa de Filippis, has died at the age of 89
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Valtteri Bottas thinks his aggressive approach in late 2015 acts as a warning to Formula 1 rivals that they should be wary when in wheel-to-wheel battles with him
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Daniil Kvyat has conceded Toro Rosso's form early in the 2015 Formula 1 season was tough to deal with after his move over to Red Bull
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Force India believes the new-for-2017 regulations will give the team a major opportunity to break into Formula 1's top four
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Formula 1's 2016 tyre rule tweaks became a missed opportunity because Pirelli did not sufficiently trust the teams, reckons Williams's chief technical officer Pat Symonds
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Max Verstappen believes Toro Rosso can make a big step forward in 2016 using Ferrari power units, even with last year's specification
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Gene Haas believes his new Formula 1 team has had too much time on his hands ahead of its debut this season
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Force India would not stand in Nico Hulkenberg's way if an offer from one of Formula 1's major players materialised
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Manor will head into the new Formula 1 season racing in part for its former chiefs John Booth and Graeme Lowdon, according to technical director John McQuilliam
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Sebastien Loeb has revealed he intended to return to the World Rally Championship in 2016 before Citroen "closed the door"
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Jolyon Palmer is confident he will not feel the effects of not racing for nearly 18 months by the time he makes his Formula 1 debut in March
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Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne says its association with the Haas Formula 1 team is nothing more than a technical partnership ahead of the American outfit's debut
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Red Bull will "have to tread water" early in the 2016 Formula 1 season, admits Christian Horner, but he thinks it will rise again because it has kept its key staff
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Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone needs to finalise a succession plan to ensure he leaves the championship in good health, according to Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne