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Lewis Hamilton has joked he plans to binge-watch Game of Thrones while stuck in a DRS train during Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.READ MORE: Hamilton reveals Game of Thrones plan to ease DRS boredom

F1 Italian Grand Prix provisional starting grid

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Charles Leclerc clinched pole position for the Italian Grand Prix but is the only driver who will start from where he qualified after a raft of penalties have been applied. READ MORE: F1 Italian Grand Prix provisional starting grid

Porsche bureaucracy and instability killed Red Bull F1 deal - Horner

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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested bureaucracy within Porsche and F1's history of manufacturers flitting in and out of the sport killed a deal with the German giant. READ MORE: Porsche bureaucracy and instability killed Red Bull F1 deal - Horner

F1 urged to find solution to "messy" penalty system

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Former F1 driver-turned-pundit Karun Chandhok has called on F1 to find a solution to the sport's "messy" penalty system, with nine drivers taking a hit at the Italian Grand Prix. READ MORE: F1 urged to find solution to "messy" penalty system

Binotto apologises for Tsunoda tsunami "bad joke"

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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has apologised for what he claims was a "bad joke" made in reference to Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda at the Dutch Grand Prix. READ MORE: Binotto apologises for Tsunoda tsunami "bad joke"

Leclerc triggers Tifosi delight with stunning pole lap

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Charles Leclerc sent Ferrari's home support into raptures with a stunning pole lap in Italian Grand Prix qualifying. READ MORE: Leclerc triggers Tifosi delight with stunning pole lap

De Vries reveals morning coffee interrupted by Williams call-up

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Nyck De Vries has revealed he was enjoying a late morning coffee when he received his call up from Williams to replace Alex Albon for the Italian Grand Prix. READ MORE: De Vries reveals morning coffee interrupted by Williams call-up

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