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There were tears at Monza as Claire Williams farewelled the team that was founded by her father, Frank. She was given the honorary role of Chief Engineer for the last race so she could officially wave her two cars out from the garage and onto the start line for the

Wow. Monza was amazing. Just when it looked like Formula One was back to its boring best – or worst – the Italian Grand Prix was a thriller with a first-time winner, a controversial penalty for Lewis Hamilton, a giant Ferrari crash and the best real racing in living memory. No-one would

Ciao Seb. But this is not the way it was supposed to end. Sebastian Vettel is farewelling his beloved Tifosi as he makes his sixth and final appearance in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza racing for Ferrari. His Ferrari dream was supposed to include a championship title and a

Dan Ricciardo is the only bright spark at the finish of the Belgian Grand Prix. Bouncing around like an Energizer Bunny, celebrating fourth place and fastest lap and threatening that Renault team boss Cyril Abetiboul will soon be wearing a celebratory tattoo, he is the antidote to another boring Mercedes-Benz

Life is quiet on the Belgian front this weekend as the grand prix teams prepare for life on the same team. They are united, and Renault even drops its appeal against Racing Point, after the signing of the newest edition of the Concorde Agreement. The commercial contract that binds everyone