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How McLaren broke F1's plank wear rules in Las Vegas GP

In the aftermath of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the usual post-race inspections revealed that both McLaren cars had fallen foul of Formula 1's restrictions on plank wear.

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F1 uncovered: Why Norris and Piastri suffered Las Vegas GP DSQ

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Verstappen Wins Historic F1 Las Vegas GP, Why Were McLaren's Norris and Piastri DQ'd?

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McLaren double disqualification revives Verstappen's F1 hopes

Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday and roared back into the Formula One title battle after the shock disqualification of McLaren's championship leader Lando Norris and ...

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Sky Sports forced to apologise as Lando Norris drops F-bomb in live post-race interview - leaving Max Verstappen and George Russell in stitches

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Norris and Piastri disqualified from Las Vegas Grand Prix

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Max Verstappen wins in Las Vegas as Lando Norris closes in on world title

A mistake by pole-sitter Norris at the opening corner dropped him to third behind Verstappen and Mercedes’ George Russell.

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F1 title standings updated as Lando Norris disqualification gives Max Verstappen major boost

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Verstappen wins in Las Vegas, cuts Norris moves closer to F1 title

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Rare McLaren F1 With Interesting History for Sale After Three Decades

A once-in-a-lifetime chance just dropped for gearheads and deep-pocketed collectors: a pristine 1994 McLaren F1, chassis #009, is up for grabs through Tom Hartley Jnr. Drenched in shimmering Magnesium Silver,

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F1: Mika Hakkinen's Daughter Signs for McLaren's Development Programme

The Hakkinen name will return to McLaren for the first time since 2001 with Ella Hakkinen daughter of Mika Hakkinen signed for the driver development programme.

How McLaren Staved Off Financial Ruin And Revved Its F1 Business Into High Gear

On the brink of insolvency five years ago, the team is now dominating on the Formula 1 track—and, under the leadership of CEO Zak Brown, building up its sponsorships to rival Ferrari and Mercedes.