Formula One - #F1 NEWS: Ricciardo's 2021 switch, Toyota's Le Mans win, Ferrari's struggles, and more: The Inside Line 141K subscribers

Seidl key to Ricciardo switch - Toyota takes final LMP1 Le Mans - Ferrari focused on 2021 - Alonso could test in Abu Dhabi - Williams mourning F1 exit - Turkey sales explode - AlphaTauri aero boost - Piastri had Mugello panic - Vibration forced Merc’s hand

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Formula One - #F1 New driver line-up at Haas in 2021? The Inside Line 140K subscribers

American team Haas may not be at its 2018 peak right now, but its future in F1 has been confirmed with the squad inking the Concorde Agreement last month that will bind the sport’s stakeholders until 2025. …ensuring a decade tenure for Haas, a source of pride for team principal Guenther Steiner, who spoke exclusively to The Inside Line. Watch the video

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Formula One - #F1 LATEST NEWS: Vettel, Perez, Mugello, Schumacher and Piastri: The Inside Line 140K subscribers

Vettel ready for Aston drive - Pérez 2021 options limited - Drivers warned for Mugello carnage - Schumacher’s focus on F2 - Piastri is F3 champion - INEOS to buy into Merc? - Fans heading to Imola? - Renault wants partners - Hamilton lost race in 10 seconds

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Formula One - #F1 CHAOS & CARNAGE: 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix WRAP: The Inside Line 140K subscribers

First time F1 host Mugello was proud to celebrate Ferrari’s 1000th Grand Prix with the Tuscan track owned by the Prancing Horse. But, it was red flags, not red cars that dominated the milestone race. 

Lewis Hamilton’s 90th win, his sixth of 2020, took a back seat to the huge carnage, which began almost immediately on lap one at turn two - forcing Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, Italian Grand Prix winner, AlphaTauri’s Pierre Gasly, and the safety car out. Watch the video,

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Formula 1 - #F1 Who's going to win the Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello? The Inside Line 140K subscribers

Mugello is a true classic European track, one with a long history of racing across both two and four wheel-motorsport, its permanent circuit opening in 1974, 50 years after battles began on nearby public roads. 

F1 cars have certainly been there before - with Ferrari testing there since the track opened…more recently - Mercedes has done some tyre testing there, in building up to its hybrid-era domination. Watch the video

F2007 #onboard at #Mugello. Beautiful track. Wooow...che pista!! Seguro que los pilotos que no conozcan Mugello disfrutarán muchísimo #TuscanGP @f1 pic.twitter.com/ZbXx8TfwBJ

— Marc Gené (@marc_gene) September 9, 2020

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Formula 1 - #F1 LATEST F1 NEWS: Pierre Gasly, Racing Point, Williams, Renault and Alpine, Haas: The Inside Line 139K subscribers

No way back for Gasly - Racing Point case closed - Renault will become Alpine - Williams family leaves F1 - Haas 2021 line-up still open - Red Bull missed trick - Bottas leg issue ongoing - FIA look at Superlicenses - Vettel buys Williams FW14B 

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Formula 1 - #F1 WINNERS & LOSERS: 2020 Italian Grand Prix: The Inside Line 139K subscribers

Monza is Formula One history with the Milan track hosting all but one Italian Grand Prix, and it was a bolt from the blue - with Pierre Gasly rocketing to his fairytale maiden win there, a dozen years after Sebastian Vettel broke the drought for Red Bull’s B-team, now AlphaTauri. 

Gasly, the first French driver to win since Olivier Panis at Monaco in 1996, was just four tenths ahead of McLaren’s Carlos Sainz at the flag, with the Spaniard breathing down his neck for a thrilling run to the line. Watch the video

I wanted that win @Tom_Stallard

🎥 @F1 #Carlossainz pic.twitter.com/67w369QPbh

— Carlos Sainz (@Carlossainz55) September 8, 2020

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Formula 1 - #F1 #ItalianGP RACE PREVIEW: 2020 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix Monza 4 - 6 September 2020: The Inside Line 139K subscribers

Ferrari heads to Milan ready for more pain in the first of an unprecedented three races in its home nation, kicking-off with this weekend’s 90th Italian Grand Prix, all but one of which have been held at Monza. 

F1’s temple of speed is hosting back-to-back with Mugello, where Ferrari will celebrate its milestone 1000th Grand Prix. The sport then returns to Imola for the first time since 2006 on November 1. Watch the video

"Shocked"@NicholasLatifi gives his reaction to Claire Williams' announcement#ItalianGP 🇮🇹 #F1 pic.twitter.com/FFgbIg2qhj

— Formula 1 (@F1) September 3, 2020

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Formula 1 - #F1 LATEST F1 NEWS: Fernando Alonso, Yuki Tsunoda, Mugello, Turkey and Kimi Raikkonen: The Inside Line 138K subscribers

F1 to see a new Alonso - Tsunoda to get F1 shot - Mugello to welcome fans - Turkey for festive season - The Iceman undecided - Pérez digs his heels in - Racing Point case cools - Dutch GP will wait for fans - Cowell heading to applied tech?

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Formula 1 - #F1 #BelgianGP RACE ANALYSIS: 2020 Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix: The Inside Line 138K subscribers

From the outset of the automotive age, Spa-Francorchamps has provided a relentless challenge. But, danger has never been far away - with 2020’s edition an emotional one as the sport remembered Anthoine Hubert, who died during last year’s Formula Two feature race. 

The main event, however, fell disappointingly flat - with six-time Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton again steamrolling the field, despite late race tyre blowout concerns that forced him to nurse his striking black Mercedes home for his fourth win in Belgium. Watch the video

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Formula 1 - #F1 RACE PREVIEW: 2020 Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix Spa- Francorchamps 28 29 30 August 2020: The Inside Line 138K subscribers

The eyes of the world remain on Belgium’s Ardennes region, with F1 arriving just two weeks after the World Endurance Championship's six-hours of Spa- Francorchamps - where Toyota Gazoo Racing enjoyed its fourth one-two for 2019-20, the number seven LMP1 of Mike Conway, Kamui Kobayashi and José María López earning outright honours in changeable conditions. Of course in Grand Prix racing Spa has been a mainstay. 

Its first event in 1925, and won by Alberto Ascari’s father Antonio. Watch the video

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Formula 1 - #F1 LATEST F1 NEWS: Williams' sale, Takuma Sato's Indy 500 win, and Turkey's return: The Inside Line 137K subscribers

Williams sold to US-firm - Sato wins again at Indy - Turkey set to return - All teams sign Concorde - Engine mode ban could help Merc? - Merc tweaks ensured win - Kubica races in Warsaw - Tost says teams should buy more - Project One hits track - F1 surprises with list

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Formula 1 - #F1 LATEST F1 NEWS: Pierre Gasly, Toto Wolff, Fernando Alonso and more: The Inside Line 137K subscribers

Gasly’s house robbed - Wolff considering future - Alonso focused on Indy - Nissany runs in Spain FP1 - Williams praises team - Party modes out from Belgium? - Pérez unhappy with reports - Merc holding breath for Spa - To Sochi with fans - F1 looking to 2021 - McLaren tunnel delayed

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Formula 1 - #F1 LATEST NEWS: Nico Hülkenberg, Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, and more: The Inside Line 134K subscribers

The Hulk likely to race on - Vettel puzzled by form - Protestors get trackside - Hamilton ready for extension - Engineer Rennie joins Albon - Mercedes improving DAS - Gulf rejoins McLaren - McLaren takes view on RP20 - Mugello could have fans - Brazil needs new F1 deal Watch the video

Formula 1 - #F1 #BritishGP RACE PREVIEWS: British & 70th Anniversary Grands Prix at Silverstone: The Inside Line 133K subscribers

Our latest Formula 1 2020 feature previewing the British & 70th Anniversary Grands Prix.  An iconic, challenging track, steepe...

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Formula 1 - #F1 RACE ANALYSIS: 2020 Formula 1 British Grand Prix Silverstone 1 & 2 August: The Inside Line 134K subscribers

Silverstone was eerily quiet last weekend for the 71st running of the British Grand Prix, with the event held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the crowds told to stay away and watch on TV. And while the majority of the race was predictable, controlled by six-time F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton, the final laps were anything but; with both Mercedes and McLaren’s Carlos Sainz enduring dramatic tyre blowouts. 

Hamilton on the final lap, forcing him to limp to the line on three wheels as Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen breathed down his neck, for his 87th victory, his seventh at Silverstone a new record for wins at home. Watch the video

Mercedes y su motor de 1,022 causan miedo y sospechas https://t.co/DkExEfzAPU

— Jaume Ciurana (@JaumeCiurana) August 4, 2020

Elation turned to heartbreak on Sunday for @HulkHulkenberg 💔

His return to the F1 starting grid was thwarted - but the hunger is still there 💪#BritishGP 🇬🇧 #F1 pic.twitter.com/TL71uhJMKT

— Formula 1 (@F1) August 3, 2020

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Tensions rose up a few notches at Silverstone as Sainz and Grosjean went at it ⚔️😠#BritishGP 🇬🇧 #F1 pic.twitter.com/RakISH0mVL

— Formula 1 (@F1) August 3, 2020

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Formula 1 - #F1 #BritishGP RACE PREVIEWS: British & 70th Anniversary Grands Prix at Silverstone: The Inside Line 133K subscribers

Our latest Formula 1 2020 feature previewing the British & 70th Anniversary Grands Prix. 

An iconic, challenging track, steeped in history, Silverstone has seen it all across seven glittering decades of Formula One, including the inaugural event, on May 13, 1950… … officially the Grand Prix of Europe, incorporating the British Grand Prix, in which Alfa Romeo had an historic one-two-three result: Giuseppe Farina, the sport’s first polesitter, race winner and world champion. 

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New! The Silverstone Podcast is out now hosted by @JennieGow !

Episode 1 features @LandoNorris, @JensonButton, #EddieJordan and Silverstone Circuit Manager, Lee Howkins.

Listen anytime and anywhere! Subscribe now:https://t.co/ZjNcfs585g#F1 #BritishGP pic.twitter.com/T7IjSzLW6r

— Silverstone (@SilverstoneUK) July 29, 2020

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It's #BritishGP race week and we are so excited! 🙌

Our team have been working very hard to get the track ready including a spot of painting over the weekend🎨#F1 #BGP pic.twitter.com/my8uizKNNN

— Silverstone (@SilverstoneUK) July 27, 2020

☀️ Good morning from sunny @SilverstoneUK!

Track action gets underway tomorrow, but for now here's your handy cut out and keep guide to what's on this weekend ✂️#BritishGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/xYx0jcUDD9

— BWT Racing Point F1 Team (@RacingPointF1) July 30, 2020

Formula 1 - LATEST #F1 NEWS: Ferrari changes, 2020 calendar, Alex Zanardi, Lando Norris: The Inside Line 132K subscribers

Video covers  Changes at Ferrari - 2020 calendar growing - Zanardi back in ICU - Norris makes headlines - Pérez F1 future in air - Mercedes’ update schedule - Barcelona on despite lockdown - Florence party for Ferrari - More Mercedes sensor issues - Verstappen crash explained

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Formula 1 - #F1 LATEST F1 NEWS: Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes' dominance, Red Bull's Max Verstappen: The Inside Line 132K subscribers

Hamilton fighting to take a knee - Mercedes back on kerbs - Nightmare for Red Bull - Vettel to Aston Martin? - Zanardi coming out of coma - Norris Styria pain bruising - Hamilton wants creative approach - Williams confirms line-up - Ferrari working on engine - Schumacher scores in Hungary

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Formula 1 - RACE PREVIEW: AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX: The Inside Line #F1 #AustralianGP #Rolex

Published on 13 March 2019

"Our latest Formula 1 2019 feature on the Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix. Melbourne is the place to be as F1 touches down for the opening round of the 2019 season - the Victorian capital a tourist’s dream, whether from the air, as the city’s nightlife is firing up… …or on the ground, where it’s a vibrant hub of shopping, dining and sport. Something the locals are fiercely proud of. Watch the video, and tell us what you think in the comments…

Formula 1 - Australian GP ALBERT PARK: 2019 TRACK BUILD: The Inside Line #F1

Published on 9 March 2019

Our latest Formula 1 2019 feature on the Albert Park Street Circuit build.

Melbourne, Australia is a perfect place to start the new Formula 1 season - the sunny cosmopolitan city a hub for shopping, dining and sport. And the Victorian capital is already abuzz ahead of next week’s inaugural season launch event at Federation Square on Wednesday March 13, and the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday March 17. Watch the video, and tell us what you think in the comments…