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Racing Point say 'Pink Mercedes' tag has gone too far
They say the similarity is skin deep and they deserve more respect
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Formula One schedules time for drivers' anti-racism gesture
Race director Michael Masi issues a summary to ensure all 20 drivers have time to gather
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Beating Ferrari would be big boost for McLaren, says Norris
20-year-old Briton has no doubt about how much it would mean for morale
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Renault protest Racing Point cars, again
Constructor believes F1 rivals have Mercedes-lookalike car
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Hamilton to push F1 bosses for better anti-racism effort
Six-time champion said he will write an email to urge them to improve communications and do a better job
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‘Protest is about F1's future’
Renault have questioned Racing Points’ Mercedes-lookalike cars
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‘Blink and we'll be swallowed up’
Mercedes director Allison warns drivers, constructor against complacency
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Racing Point confident they can see off Renault protest
Mercedes have also been asked to hand over brake ducts from last year's car
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Hamilton wants Ferrari to do more in fight against racism
Brit took a knee with 11 drivers before the race while wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt on the podium
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Team by team analysis of the Styrian Grand Prix
Hamilton dominated the race in a Mercedes one-two on Sunday to celebrate his 85th Formula One win
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