November 17: youth uprisings in Greece then and now

In November 1973, thousands of Greek students occupied one of the largest universities of Athens, the National Polytechnic, demanding the end of the military dictatorship which had started in 1967. The voice of the young students, “the free, fighting Greeks” as the DIY radio station of the occupation repeatedly called them, a voice that is…

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Why aren’t Americans rising up like the people of Chile and Lebanon?

The waves of protests breaking out in country after country around the world beg the question: Why aren’t Americans rising up in peaceful protest like our neighbors? We live at the very heart of this neoliberal system that is force-feeding the systemic injustice and inequality of 19th century laissez-faire capitalism to the people of the…

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Red Bull goes Wild out West!

Last week we brought you photos of Daniel Ricciardo’s tour of popular landmarks in the United States from inside the cockpit of the Red Bull RB14. Click Here: essendon bombers guernsey 2019 Pictures are one thing, but here’s the chance to see a special video created by the team showing some of the highlights of…

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Lowe explains why Williams doesn’t get blasted like McLaren

Williams partner Paddy Lowe believes the Grove-based outfit’s values and sense of humility have protected it from being torn apart by critics, contrary to its rival McLaren. As two of Formula 1’s most successful and enduring outfits on the grid, Williams and McLaren have found themselves relegated to the tail end of the grid amid…

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Italian GP: Thursday’s build-up in pictures

It’s on to Monza, the Temple of Speed, where the Italian Grand Prix has taken place since the inception of the F1 world championship in 1950. It’s an amazing venue where myth intertwines with reality, and where every patch of the track has a story to tell. Here is our collection of pictures from Thursday’s…

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Aiken has faith in Renault over his F1 future

British-Korean Formula 2 driver Jack Aitken says that he hopes to stay in the championship in 2019, in what would be his second season of competition. It’s part of the 22-year-old’s long-term hopes of catching the eye of a Formula 1 team principal and earning himself a promotion to the Grand Prix grid in future….

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Force India hands Latifi third FP1 outing in Sochi

Force India development driver Nicholas Latifi will get another chance to show his F1 skills next week when he takes part with the pink squad in the Russian Grand Prix’s opening free practice session in Sochi. Click Here: geelong cats guernsey 2019 Latifi was entrusted with a run in Force India’s car on home ground,…

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Ecclestone: Entry to Mercedes, Ferrari blocked for Verstappen

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes Mercedes and Ferrari would never take on Max Verstappen as long as Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel remain in place at their respective team. As Grand Prix racing’s youngest driver and race winner, Verstappen burst onto the scene in 2015, winning his first race in Spain the following year….

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Wolff looks at Mercedes ‘obvious deficits’ after Spa defeat

Toto Wolff admits that Ferrari now enjoys a clear edge over Mercedes, the Silver Arrows boss pointing to several obvious weaknesses within his team although he believes it remains strong overall. Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel powered to victory in Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix with relative ease, showcasing once again the Scuderia’s advantage in terms of…

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