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Formula One drivers declared Brad Pitt's new F1 movie a winner that would bring fresh fans to the sport after being given an exclusive pre-release screening at the Monaco Grand Prix.

When millions of viewers tune in for Sunday’s Indianapolis 500, the first one broadcast by Fox Sports, they might be surprised by a familiar face. Wait … is that the “Drive to Survive” guy? Will Buxton,

Oscar Piastri tells BBC Sport how his "calm personality" helps him be "aggressive" on track - and what he has done to become a "faster driver" this year.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has hit back at criticism of Lewis Hamilton, triggering a drastic plea to the media regarding the performances of his Formula 1 driver. ➡️ READ MORE FIA confirm ANOTHER F1 Monaco Grand Prix change after pit-stop ruling The FIA have confirmed further tyre changes ahead of this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix,

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