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APRIL 26, 2019
Friday Press Conference
Azerbaijan GP - Friday Press ConferencePractice 2 Results
Azerbaijan GP - Practice 2 Results
Number 1 rivalry brings Ferrari unrest says Heidfeld
Lewis Hamilton says he sympathises with Ferrari 'number 2' Charles Leclerc.
F2 boss confirms no Ferrari test for Schumacher
Michael Schumacher's Formula 2 boss has confirmed reports the young German will not be testing for Ferrari next month.
Steiner not optimistic for Baku
Haas boss Gunther Steiner says he is "not so optimistic" for Baku.
Williams to use new rear wing in Baku
Struggling backmarker Williams has brought a new rear wing to Baku.
Perez eyes big step forward for Barcelona
Racing Point should look more competitive at the forthcoming Spanish grand prix.
New Honda not 20hp better says Marko
Dr Helmut Marko has played down reports that Honda's new engine is 20 horse power better than its predecessor.Practice 1 Report - Draining
Azerbaijan GP - Practice 1 ReportPractice 1 Results
Azerbaijan GP - Practice 1 ResultsAPRIL 25, 2019
Thursday Photos
Azerbaijan GP - Thursday PhotosThursday Press Conference
Azerbaijan GP - Thursday Press Conference
Hamilton - We always struggle
Mercedes may have won the first three races this season, but the team is grappling to get maximum performance out of 2019 car.
Baku not a decisive race for Ferrari
Ferrari has not won so far in 2019 - although the team would have had a victory in Bahrain if there had not been an engine problem on Charles Leclerc's car - but Sebastian Vettel insists that the Azerbaijan Grand Prix is not a decisive "must win" race for the Scuderia.Miami street race plans now dead
Plans for a street race in downtown Miami are now definitely dead.
Ferrari still at eye level says Hamilton
Ferrari is far from giving up on the 2019 season, according to boss Mattia Binotto.
Hobby driver Raikkonen fully motivated
Frederic Vasseur has played down Kimi Raikkonen's claim that F1 is now "a hobby" for him.
Senna-Hamilton race would be exciting says Massa
A wheel to wheel race between Ayrton Senna and Lewis Hamilton would be "exciting".F1 racing not in female nature says Marko
Dr Helmut Marko doubts women are up to the job of racing in F1.