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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix
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The Hungarian Grand Prix was a bizarre start to the summer break of 2022, with Max Verstappen following his mentor Nigel Mansell by spinning and winning for the second time this year. We had George Russell, known as Mr. Saturday at Williams, taking his first ever pole in the sport in a Mercedes which,…
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 French Grand Prix
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After the indoor firework that was Silverstone and the strategical intrigue one week later at the Red Bull Ring, the relatively sedate French Grand Prix (perhaps the last one for a while…) served as a breather for many. Even so, the Formula 1 paddock left the Circuit Paul Ricard contemplating the major championship implications…
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix
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After Austria, Ferrari appear to be back in the game. At the very least, they appear to have upped their pace in the fight against Red Bull, even if their own reliability woes persist. As the season reaches its halfway mark, we look at the biggest and brightest in rejectdom here after the Austrian…
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 British Grand Prix
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It’s a cliché for sure, but the 2022 British Grand Prix at Silverstone pretty much had it all. A terrifying first corner crash, an environmental protest, teammates colliding, an intriguing strategy race up front and a last stint which had millions of fans both trackside and in front of the television on their feet.…
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix
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Max Verstappen dominated yet again in 2022 by taking victory at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. With Carlos Sainz Jr. providing some last-minute pressure, an otherwise uneventful race had enough action in it to simmer over nicely. However, much of that late-race action was caused by a new favourite moment in the Grand Prix Rejects canon……
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
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As Max Verstappen avenges the lost win of 12 months ago, it seems Formula 1 is truly going in Red Bull’s direction this year. The defending champion took another win and another closer step towards a possible second championship this year. However, their rivals’ stumbling gave us at GP Rejects absolutely plenty to talk…
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix
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After all the kerfuffle in Monaco over the weekend and all the manufactured talk over the track’s place in the calendar, it felt like fate itself was putting political pressure on the organiser’s to give the public a classic track. Sergio Perez’s win was certainly welcome among the community, but towards the rear of…
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix
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Predictions change quickly in Formula 1 – just as a few weeks ago it seemed that there was a possibility of a two-team fight to the constructors’ title, we have already seen the full return of Red Bull, along with the promise of a three-way fight brought by Mercedes. As Max Verstappen takes a…
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix
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Miami was not all Liberty Media and the sycophantic motorsport press hyped it up to be, that’s for sure. Boasting a living imitation of the old Valencia street circuit, $15 hot dogs, a collection of boats glued to plastic, and an endless stream of vacuous D-list celebrities, it was a perfect mirror of the…
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GPR Awards – 2022 Formula 1 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix
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At Imola, hopes of a close championship were boosted with our first Red Bull 1-2 in six years. McLaren returned to their 2021 form with a totally unexpected podium, and while Lewis Hamilton is giving up the fight, it seems Max Verstappen is still in it. Let’s get to the winners and losers of…
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