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Max Verstappen's recent sanction from the FIA for swearing during a press conference has raised concerns about his future in Formula One. Following his second-place finish at the Singapore Grand Prix, Verstappen expressed frustration over the governing body's decision, suggesting it could influence his career trajectory.
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Former Singapore transport minister S. Iswaran pleaded guilty to five charges, including accepting gifts as a public servant, after the prosecution dropped more serious corruption charges. His case has raised concerns about the integrity of Singapore's political system, known for its low corruption levels.
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Daniel Ricciardo's Formula 1 career faces a significant shift as he is replaced by Liam Lawson for the final six races of the 2024 season. This decision follows Ricciardo's struggles for performance, culminating in an emotional farewell after finishing 18th in Singapore. The US Grand Prix in Austin on October 20 will mark Lawson's debut.
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Aston Martin and Stellantis have issued profit warnings due to declining sales in China and supply chain disruptions. Aston Martin plans to produce 1,000 fewer cars this year, while Stellantis anticipates lower profit margins amid increased competition from Chinese automakers. Both companies reflect broader challenges in the European automotive market.
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Michael Schumacher reportedly attended his daughter Gina-Marie's wedding, marking his first public appearance since his 2013 skiing accident. While this has sparked hope for his recovery, experts express doubts about his condition and ability to engage fully in such events.
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As the US presidential election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris expresses her love for Formula 1, particularly for Lewis Hamilton. Meanwhile, McLaren's Lando Norris is in a tight championship race against Max Verstappen, with the next race set for Austin, Texas, on October 18-20, 2024.