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De Niro, Boyega to star in F1 movie

Hollywood legend Robert de Niro and Star Wars' John Boyega will feature in a fictional crime movie set in the world of Formula One.

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Wolff caught COVID, talks with Hamilton delayed by 'curveballs'

Mercedes Formula One team boss and co-owner Toto Wolff has revealed he tested positive for COVID-19 and had to isolate in Austria this month but is now out of quarantine.

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Button to race for own team in Extreme E

Former Formula One world champion Jenson Button will race for his own team when the new Extreme E off-road all-electric series begins later this year, the Briton said on Monday.

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Sainz to get first Ferrari taste next week in Italy

Carlos Sainz will get his first taste of Ferrari machinery on Wednesday as part of a five-day test session in Italy.

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Button returns to F1 as Williams' senior advisor

Former F1 champion Jenson Button has returned to the Williams team as a senior advisor.

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Red Bull seek Honda PU development post-2021

Red Bull have agreed a deal to continue using Honda's power unit after the Japanese manufacturer leaves Formula One next year, avoiding the remaining option to be supplied by Renault.

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Magnussen: F1 cars lack a little bit of a soul

Former Haas driver Kevin Magnussen said a Formula One car "lacks a little bit of soul" compared to the sports car he is testing ahead of his debut season in IMSA.

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F1's Domenicali aiming for 23-race calendar

Stefano Domenicali, a former Ferrari team boss, said that this year would require a flexible approach due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but 23 races is still the aim.

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Perez: RB signing 'a dog finding new family'

Sergio Perez who has moved to Red Bull Racing this season says he is adjusting to his surroundings at the Milton Keynes factory after seven years at Racing Point.

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