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F1 Canadian GP: Antonelli fastest ahead of sprint qualifying, Russell spins

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F1 Canadian GP: Antonelli fastest ahead of sprint qualifying, Russell spins

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LIVE: F1 Canadian Grand Prix updates - Practice extended after two red flags

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LIVE: F1 Canadian Grand Prix updates - Practice extended after two red flags

LIVE: F1 Canadian Grand Prix updates - Russell takes sprint pole ahead of Antonelli

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LIVE: F1 Canadian Grand Prix updates - Russell takes sprint pole ahead of Antonelli
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Podcast: The decisions which cost Binotto his Ferrari F1 job

Mattia Binotto will officially leave his post as Ferrari Formula 1 team principal at the end of the year following a rocky campaign for the Scuderia in 2022.

Mattia Binotto, Team Principal, Ferrari

While his exit has been rumoured for some time, and sought-after by many Ferrari fans, Binotto's departure raises a number of questions for the F1 team going into 2023.

To discuss the situation at Ferrari, Motorsport.com's F1 Editor Jonathan Noble joins the Autosport podcast this week.

 
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