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Pagenaud Takes Second Pole in Detroit

June 5, 2016 Adam Tate 0

By Adam Tate, Associate Editor You just can’t hold Simon Pagenaud back in 2016. Despite a rough Indy 500, despite a disappointing result […]

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Hamilton returns to Winning ways in Incident packed Monaco Grand Prix

May 29, 2016 Motorsports Tribune 0

Lewis Hamilton took his first victory of the season in an incident-packed Monaco Grand Prix in which Daniel Ricciardo saw a possible […]

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Ricciardo hopes for wet race in Austin

October 25, 2015 Adam Tate 0

Despite constant deluge dominating the US Grand Prix weekend so far, conditions are set to improve by the race start time of […]

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Rosberg on pole for US GP as more rain disrupts qualifying at COTA

October 25, 2015 Motorsports Tribune 0

Nico Rosberg edged Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton by a tenth of a second to claim pole position for this afternoon’s United States […]

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US Grand Prix: Saturday Soaking

October 24, 2015 Adam Tate 0

Currently the F1 community is in a holding pattern. Sitting, waiting on the deluge from Hurricane Patricia to either drown the Lone […]

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