Who slept the worst last night: Carlos Sainz
Madrid turns into a weekend to forget for Carlos Sainz – and at the same time shows why his Formula 1 career might be entering its final phase …
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Who slept best last night: Lando Norris
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Formula 1 spectators: Madrid overtakes Barcelona already at the premiere
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Kimi Antonelli wins in Madrid thanks to a perfectly used VSC, but afterwards the Mercedes driver himself says: Actually, Norris should have won
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Formula 1 Live Ticker: Honda announces restructuring
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Missed by 2 seconds: How did Lando Norris lose the win in Madrid?
At the Spanish Grand Prix on the new Madrid circuit, Lando Norris lost his third win of the season by just under two seconds at the pit entry
“Simply too many mistakes”: Does the 15-second penalty cost Engel the DTM title?
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Nico Rosberg criticizes Madring: Sainz must take co-responsibility
Nico Rosberg calls for a change to the layout after the Madrid debut – Carlos Sainz already has a concrete idea for a new overtaking spot