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I wonder which route will be the first to be extended into the next century?

Austria - until 2041. As well as Miami.

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The fourth-longest points streak in F1 history came to an end on Sunday 😲

This was Max Verstappen's impressive streak of 31 finishes in the points 📊

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Gabriel Bortoleto says people don't really get to see the real Max Verstappen 🤝

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Max Verstappen locks in his 44th career pole at Silverstone 🦁

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Never give up 💚

Nico's third-place at Silverstone was the Hinwil-based squad's first podium since Kamui Kobayashi's P3 at the Japanese Grand Prix in 2012 😎

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F1 cars could have V8 engines by 2029 says FIA President Ben Sulayem

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Verstappen. Vettel. Two legends on top 🤝

Max's epic pole lap at Silverstone saw him tie Seb for the most pole positions in Red Bull Racing history 💙❤️

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BREAKING: Christian Horner has been sacked by Red Bull after 20 years as team principal, the team confirmed on Wednesday

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Here's how Christian Horner stacked up against Ferrari's team bosses in his 20 years in F1 👀

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A long and storied journey 📖

Laurent Mekies becomes Red Bull CEO with a wealth of motorsport experience behind him 👨*💻

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Toto Wolff is now the longest serving F1 team principal by nearly a decade 🍷

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Brits at Silverstone 🤝

Lando Norris ends a 17-year wait for a McLaren home win, dating back to *that* legendary Lewis Hamilton drive in 2008 🇬🇧

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Prost is a big fan of Piastri 🤝

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Piastri ⚔️ Norris

The story so far in the drivers' championship... 🏆

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And what is your favorite?
And the livery?

For me, W11 and W16, perhaps. And the livery is black. Mercedes for me is always a black car.

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On this day 70 years ago, Stirling Moss won the British Grand Prix in Aintree, the first of his 16 victories in Formula 1, by just 0.2 seconds over Juan Manuel Fangio.

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For me...W196.
2.5L inline 8...with inboard drum brakes...the size beyond belief.

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Max Verstappen three-peats at the ESPYS, winning the award for Best Driver over Oscar Piastri, Alex Palou and Joey Logano.

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30 years since Fangio's death.
10 years since Bianchi's official death.

I don't like discussions about what to remember and what not. What to pay attention to and what not. Here, everyone is for themselves, for themselves and about themselves.

Age, place, circumstances... The case of Juan Manuel, who lived to a ripe old age, given the era, is in some ways as unexpected as Jules' accident was for some. Everything is different, the essence is the same. Mortal, sometimes - suddenly. In our sport - often suddenly.

Then - the route from posts by colleagues, relatives and fans, to children's coloring books. Or to "nothing", here it is optional.

I recently remembered Fangio, on his birthday, with the words of Enzo Ferrari. For Jules Bianchi, I don't see any point in picking something. Here's his father's post, in two languages. No one will have any questions about it.

The era of the introduction of halos, hans and their alternatives is the era of a series of deaths in different series. There are Jules and Dale Earnhardt. There are also Maria de Villota, Henry Surtees, Justin Wilson, Blaze Alexander, Adam Petty, Kenny Irwin Jr., Tony Rooper... Each of them paid the biggest price for racing to become a little safer.

But I still want it without such a price. Like with Fangio. At 84 years old.

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Just cute Gunnar Nilsson and Mario Andretti, 1976.

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Haas are now the only team on the grid that hasn't scored a podium since they entered F1 in 2016 ⏳