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Wow’s the word for the wild young tyros of Formula One
THE British Grand Prix excited old memories and promised fun in the future. PETER COSTER reports. More »
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So Grand to get real racing again
BORING Mercedes processions ended with a bang between two dashing drivers as PETER COSTER reports. More »
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Penalties penalise the pleasure of racing
STEWARDS are taking the fun and the fury out of Grand Prix competition, says PETER COSTER. More »
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GP penalty is a big NO for the sport
WHEN Sebastian Vettel crossed the line in front of the Formula One field in Canada most people thought the race was is. But, as PETER COSTER writes, the stewards thought otherwise: “NO, no, no,” sang Amy Winehouse in Rehab. “No, no, no, no, no, no,” screamed S... More »
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How the Dough Boy dispatched the champ to dreamworld
NO-ONE could really believe what they were seeing. An overweight heavyweight decking the world champion four times and seizing the title. PETER COSTER reports on the upset of upsets at Madison Square Garden: More »
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Team orders turn GP into a circus
MISTAKES and mishaps muck up the race at Monaco. PETER COSTER reports. More »
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Goofy grin then gloom for Ricciardo
MAX Verstappen continues to show his class while Daniel Ricciardo seems to be going nowhere. PETER COSTER reports on the Spanish GP More »
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Fear of failure haunts Ricciardo
Did Daniel Ricciardo make the wrong career move when he signed for Renault in his quest to win a world driver’s championship? PETER COSTER reports. More »
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Formula One fails the fans again
WHEN a faster driver is forced to let a slower team-mate pass him it is a blot on motor racing. PETER COSTER reports: WHAT F1 fans hate to see happened in the early laps of the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai when team orders allowed Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel ... More »
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Sparks fly as Daniel comes undone again
WHEN he moved to Renault this season, Daniel Ricciardo could not have expected two worse performances from his new team. PETER COSTER reports. More »
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A hammer-fisted start to a GP
THE CROWD at Albert Park desperately wanted Daniel Ricciardo to be one of the front runners in the Grand Prix. Alas, his car took a battering before the race and it just got worse from there. PETER COSTER reports. More »
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World waits for Max
AS the GP season nears, PETER COSTER casts his eye over the gun drivers and the race for the Formula One title. More »
