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    Motor racing-Australian F1 world champion Alan Jones dies aged 80

    Former Formula One world champion Alan Jones has died at the age of 80 after a short illness, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation said on Thursday.

    From a nearly $11 million Pagani Zonda, an Aston Martin hypercar to 3 Ferraris, F1 star Fernando Alonso boasts a multi-million dollar car collection: Here’s a look inside

    Fernando Alonso, the well-known Formula One driver, possesses an expansive collection of luxury and hypercars. He recently acquired a Pagani Zonda Diamante Verde, valued at approximately $11 million. His collection also features multiple Ferraris, including a LaFerrari and a special edition Ferrari 599 GTB. In addition, Alonso owns a Maserati GranCabrio and a McLaren P1, among others. His passion for cars reflects his successful and lengthy career in Formula One.

    Meet Kimi Antonelli, the Italian racing prodigy who progressed from karting as a child to Formula 1 and became one of the youngest drivers ever to compete at the sport's highest level

    Kimi Antonelli’s journey ultimately represents more than a collection of impressive statistics. It is the story of an Italian teenager who began racing karts as a child, won championships across multiple junior categories, skipped Formula 3, conquered key moments in Formula 2 and entered Formula 1 before his 19th birthday.

    Melbourne, Victoria: Every Bit Different

    Planning a trip to Australia? Explore Melbourne’s famous coffee culture, iconic attractions, art scene, sporting events and scenic coastal experiences in this 2026 travel guide.

    F1 Chinese Grand Prix: Max Verstappen forced to retire after car failure, Red Bull explains what went wrong

    F1 Race: The start of the Formula 1 season has been difficult for Verstappen, with a sixth-place finish in Melbourne and a DNF at the China Grand Prix affecting his position in the F1 standings.

    Liam Lawson's 2025 F1 journey: From Red Bull not the 'most enjoyable' to Racing Bulls' 'happy to be racing'

    Liam Lawson faced a tough start to the 2025 Formula One season. He began with Red Bull alongside Max Verstappen but poor performance led to his demotion to Racing Bulls. Yuki Tsunoda replaced him at Red Bull. Lawson struggled at the Japanese Grand Prix too, but he is still excited about racing despite the unexpected changes.

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