Charles Leclerc: 2nd is not enough at Ferrari

Charles Leclerc: 2nd is not enough at Ferrari

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After a year away from Formula 1, following his exit from Red Bull Racing at the end of 2024, Sergio Perez is back with the sport’s newest team - Cadillac.Speaking to Tom Clarkson, Sergio talks about his last six months at Red Bull being mentally demanding, the new perspective ha ...  Show more

LEGENDS: Damon Hill – from ‘humiliation’ to World Champion

1995 was a 'catastrophe' for Damon Hill, a bruising battle on and off the track. He was determined that 1996 would be his year.30 years since his title triumph, 1996 World Champion Damon Hill joins Tom Clarkson to reflect on his winning season. From four wins in the opening five ...  Show more

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