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Max Verstappen has become the youngest ever F1 victor after winning the Spanish Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton snatched pole from teammate Nico Rosberg in a tense qualifying battle for the Spanish Grand Prix.
We exclusively break the biggest news story of 2016 by revealing Max Verstappen will replace Daniil Kvyat at Red Bull Racing. Plus, despite being a mere fourth in the championship, Williams is literally saving lives of newborn babies.
There mightn't be anything about Kvyat and Verstappen's seat swap, but there's some top-notch banter about the very relevant Pastor Maldonado and a Victorian power station. Frankly, you won't even know the biggest story of the year is missing.

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Rosberg made easy work of the Russian GP ahead of Hamilton despite managing a power unit anomaly.
Nico Rosberg took pole in Russia after Lewis Hamilton encountered another power unit problem.
Featuring Dieter Rencken. Ferrari unexpectedly makes a power unit upgrade, Williams unexpectedly runs out of money, and Peter McGinley unexpectedly headbutts his microphone, plus Dieter tells us what he Renckens about the F1's rule-making process.
Dial 'fax' for McGinley. We cast our Formula One telemovie 'Just Drive' with your excellent suggestions, Bernie Ecclestone goes on a crusade for equality, and Pirelli borrows a strategy from the Ferrari playbook to get the 2017 regulations sorted.

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Nico Rosberg won his third successive race of 2016 after his title rivals stumbled on the first lap.
Nico Rosberg will start from pole in the Chinese GP after Lewis Hamilton failed to set a lap.
Jacques Villeneuve unironically tells F1 drivers to shut up, Peter McGinley is warned about tattoo parlours, and because Box of Neutrals is 100 per cent live (ahem), our preview of the Chinese Grand Prix is very, very complete.
Time zones strike again and we fail to mention that qualifying has changed (again), Peter McGinley drops a three-week old joke, and we make good on a promise for the first time in years, and it happens to be hamburger-related.

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Nico Rosberg made it two from two in 2016 by beating Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton in Bahrain.
Lewis Hamilton felled the Bahrain lap record set by a V10 engine in his hybrid V6 turbocharged Mercedes.