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Sports journalist and podcaster, currently covering Formula 1 at GRV Media.

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Ducati privately know Marc Marquez might ‘never be fully fit again’ in MotoGP

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By David Comerford Verified
| MotoGP News
Marc Marquez has stormed back into MotoGP title contention even though his right shoulder remains weakened. Marquez underwent surgery to repair shoulder ligaments last autumn, but a screw from the operation became loose and started pressing on his radial nerve. This contributed to his out-of-sorts performances at the start of the season. While the seven-time MotoGP champion has since undergone a corrective procedure, he is still regaining strength in the joint after limited training.
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Lewis Hamilton has disproved Mercedes’ ‘internal forecasts’ about the F1 title race

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By David Comerford Verified
| F1 Oversteer Verified
Lewis Hamilton is 45 points behind Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli in the world championship after the Belgian Grand Prix. Hamilton lost 13 points to Spa winner Antonelli by finishing fourth, but he did regain second place from George Russell. Ironically, Russell retired from the race after tangling with the Ferrari on the opening lap.
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Aston Martin owner Lawrence Stroll made telling gesture to Honda president on Belgian GP grid

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By David Comerford Verified
| F1 Oversteer Verified
Aston Martin’s Belgian Grand Prix weekend was predictably grim as they wait for the upgrades that are supposed to save their season. In qualifying, both Aston Martin cars were over four seconds off the pace – one of the poorest performances by a team in F1’s recent history. While Lance Stroll retired midway through the race, Fernando Alonso raced on and was lapped twice. Worst of all, he finished over a minute behind Cadillac driver Valtteri Bottas.
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