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On 19/12, 09:47
The penultimate step of our reviews takes us to Scuderia Ferrari. A rival to Mercedes until the break, the prancing horse faltered in the final sprint, much like its leader Sebastian Vettel, with so little competition from Kimi Räikkönen.
On 19/12, 09:10
It is around the Mucem in Marseille that the Formula 1 exhibition is expected to take place a few days before the French Grand Prix at the Castellet circuit next June.
On 16/12, 21:39
End-of-year reviews continue for Motorsinside. This time, it's the Red Bull team, a true outsider behind Ferrari and Mercedes, being examined with the performances of Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen.
On 14/12, 09:31
After Williams, it's Force India's turn to be scrutinized in the reviews that the Motorsinside editorial team has decided to offer you.
On 12/12, 17:14
Liberty Media can congratulate itself for having a significant increase in spectators who attended a Grand Prix in 2017, as the 20 events of the year attracted four million spectators, which is 8% more than in 2016.
On 12/12, 08:03
At the end of 2017, the Motorsinside editorial team invites you to look back at the past season and evaluate the teams and drivers. Today, it's the Williams team, with its drivers Felipe Massa and Lance Stroll, that is under scrutiny.
On 11/12, 15:09
With video games becoming increasingly realistic, like the latest F1 2017, a benchmark in motor racing games, it was only natural for F1 eSports to be born.
On 11/12, 07:48
Now that the 2017 season has ended, the Motorsinside editorial team takes stock of the teams and drivers. Let's focus on the only French team, Renault.
On 09/12, 10:56
In order to turn a new page in its F1 history with Toro Rosso, Honda has decided to overhaul its organization. Yusuke Hasegawa will therefore leave his position while Toyoharu Tanabe becomes the technical director of the engine manufacturer in the discipline.
On 08/12, 10:15
After the American team of Gene Haas, MotorsInside continues its reviews and focuses on the case of Toro Rosso. After a lukewarm 2016 season, Toro Rosso did not reverse the trend this season and clung to the only sparks from Carlos Sainz before he was transferred to Renault. Instability reigned within the team, and for the first time in a long time in Formula 1, a team finished with two different drivers from those announced as starters at the beginning of the season.
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