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thedrive.com | Olivia Hicks
Formula 1 is all about margins: A thousandth of a second can determine an entry into Q3, a hundredth of a second can dictate a podium champagne spray, and a tenth of a second can end a career. Those decimals, however, are difficult to visualize without an on-screen timing sheet accompanying the blur of 20 cars streaking past the TV screen.
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1 month ago |
thedrive.com | Olivia Hicks
Two-hundred-and-sixteen minutes in Australia and 206 in China: Liam Lawson has raced his RB21 a grand total of just seven hours in 2025. Even before the 23-year-old’s face could be etched onto an 8.4-ounce can of Red Bull, his Formula 1 seat is already up for grabs. At Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix, the New Zealander aimed to have a better race than his season debut in Melbourne last week where he failed to qualify past the first round and was one of six drivers to retire on race day.
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1 month ago |
thedrive.com | Olivia Hicks
When six fresh-faced teens and barely-twenty-somethings posed clumsily on a red carpet in late February, the garish Formula 1 2025 pre-season festivities were only a sample of the sport’s shift toward production value. The stars of the show smiled awkwardly—all gangly limbs and poor formal attire—unaware of their status as marketing magic in carbon fiber machines. Even before the lights went out at Sunday’s rain-soaked Australian Grand Prix, an air of uncertainty fed spectators’ growing hunger.
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1 month ago |
msn.com | Kieran Jackson |Olivia Hicks
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1 month ago |
malaysia.news.yahoo.com | Kieran Jackson |Olivia Hicks
Lando Norris survived a rain shower and late charge from Max Verstappen to open his season in style by winning a wild, wacky and thrilling Australian Grand Prix. With 13 laps remaining, both Norris and Oscar Piastri, who was running behind his McLaren team-mate in second place, ran off the road and through the gravel in the slippery conditions.
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