Mick Schumacher, son of seven-time world champion Michael, will make his Formula One debut this Sunday in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
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    Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton may have to launch his bid for his eighth world title in Bahrain, if the season-opening race in Melbourne is postponed.
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    Mick Schumacher (above), son of seven-time Formula 1 world champion Michael, will be taking part in opening practice at the season finale in Abu Dhabi on Dec 11.
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    Following his victory at the Turkish Grand Prix, Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton (above) now holds the record for the most wins (73) by a driver with the same team, overtaking Michael Schumacher who won 72 times with Ferrari.
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    Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton tops the drivers' standings after eight races, with a 47-point lead over teammate Valtteri Bottas.
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    Ex-Ferrari boss Jean Todt (right) says his former protege Michael Schumacher and current Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton (left) shares a special fighting spirit.
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    McLaren’s Lando Norris said Formula One drivers will be more organised in taking a stance against racism at Silverstone, after a rushed and disjointed response at the last two races.
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    Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton’s victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday was his 86th in Formula One.
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    Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc finished second in the Formula One season-opener at the Red Bull Ring circuit in Austria on July 5.
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    Ferrari's Charles Leclerc (above) finished second in the season-opening Austrian Grand Prix, while teammate Sebastian Vettel managed only 10th.
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