I'm normally not one for venting my frustration online, but yesterday's broadcasting was the so called last straw that broke the camel's back. We've already had plenty of races where the tv director decided to show a replay of the crowd during a live overtake on the track or showing a non-important pitstop of a Haas / Williams.

And yesterday during they did it again during the Perez / Ocon fight which was important for eventually the 3rd place spot.

Desperately showing us that they have proof that there is a crowd present in Qatar. I don't care about the crowd's reaction. I care about the live action on track. Show the crowd to us during a (V)SC or when there is literally no action on track at all.

Same goes for the replays of the starts. Why are getting a 2 minute replay of key moments of the start on LAP 2? I mean, all the drivers are still so close to each other fighting for positions and taking risks, side by sides actions etc to potentially get a better position for the rest of the race.

I really hope the directing improves next year when we are getting closer and more battles and overtakes. I understand the crowd's reaction is a part of the sport, any sport, but the main attraction should always be the action on track.

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2021 Formula One Season Highlights, race by race. The highlights contain English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese and FX only audio tracks; video is the International TV Feed.

Provider: F1TV-Rip.
File Size: 900 MB approx.
Format: MP4 (HECV + AAC)
Duration: 30 min approx.
Resolution: 1080p.
FPS: 50 fps.
Overall bit rate: 4300 kbps (3100 kbps video + 160 kbps audio).
Stream + download mirrors: Telegram + Google Drive. Download on GoFile.

Telegram.

>Round 01. Bahrain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498493
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>Round 02. Emilia Romagna: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498495
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>Round 03. Portugal: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498496
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>Round 04. Spain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498498
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>Round 05. Monaco: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498499
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>Round 06. Azerbaijan: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498500
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>Round 07. France: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498505
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>Round 08. Styria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498507
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>Round 09. Austria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498511
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>Round 10. Great Britain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498513
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>Round 11. Hungary: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498514
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>Round 12. Belgium (Race Recap): https://t.me/allthingsf1/498517
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>Round 13. Netherlands: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498523
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>Round 14. Italy: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498522
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>Round 15. Russia: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498525
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>Round 16. Turkey: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498526
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>Round 17. US: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498544
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>Round 18. Mexico City: https://t.me/allthingsf1/498548
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>Round 19. São Paulo: https://t.me/allthingsf1/486352
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>Round 20. Qatar: https://t.me/allthingsf1/489904
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The F1TV Pit Lane Channel is the exclusive channel, only available to F1TV subscribers, that features three screens (TV feed plus two onboard cameras), on-screen data analysis and exclusive commentary by Rosanna Tennant, Alex Brundle and Sam Collins. Every session, F1 Sprint and Race are in this Season Package. So, if you want to revisit the AMAZING 2021 Formula 1 Season from a different perspective and with different points of view, give this a go. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

Provider: F1TV-Rip.
File Size: around 1.5 GB to 2GB per session approx.
Format: MP4 (HECV + AAC)
Duration: from 1h 15 minutes to 4 hours approx.
Resolution: 720p.
FPS: 50 fps.
Overall bit rate: 2200 kbps (2000 kbps video + 160 kbps audio).
Stream + download mirrors: Telegram + Google Drive.

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>📷 Bahrain Winter Testing. Day 1 Session 1 | Day 1 Session 2 Day 2 Session 1 | Day 2 Session 2 Day 3 Session 1 | Day 3 Session 2 |
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>📷 Round 01. Bahrain Grand Prix. FP1 | FP2 | FP3 | Qualifying | Race | Race TV Feed |
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>📷 Round 02. Gran Premio del Made in Italy e Dell'Emilia Romagna 2021. FP1 | FP2 | FP3 | Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 03. Grande Prémio De Portugal 2021. FP1 | FP2 | FP3 | Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 04. Gran Premio de España 2021. FP1 | FP2 | FP3 | Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 05. Grand Prix de Monaco 2021. FP1 | FP2 | [FP3](

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Before the brigade comes to pretend that I said this is not an impressive streak, or that I hate Hamilton, or that I'm racist, or whatever people do that makes every thread about Hamilton a nightmare, just please stop.

Just to say that hear this stat a lot that Hamilton has won a race in every season, and how it's this sort of unbelievable streak. It is usually followed up with this accepted idea that it was Lewis Hamilton willing a lot of these cars to victories.

I was surprised to read that on the two teams he has ever raced for, in all but 2 seasons his teammate also won a race. While obviously it is a great streak, does this not prove that he had a race winning car every season that at least was capable of winning?

Is there another example of a driver who had a winning car for this many seasons? Is the streak more about Hamilton driving a good car to its potential more than Hamilton making non-winning cars actually win races? How do we measure his impact?

1. Alonso won 4 in 2007.
2. Kovaleinen won 1 in 2008.
3. Kovaleinen won 0 in 2009, best result a 4th.
4. Button won 2 in 2010.
5. Button won 3 in 2011.
6. Button won 3 in 2012.
7. Rosberg won 2 in 2013.
8. Rosberg won 5 in 2014.
9. Rosberg won 6 in 2015.
10. Rosberg won 9 in 2016.
11. Bottas won 3 in 2017.
12. Bottas won 0, but had 8 2nd place finished in 2018.
13. Bottas won 4 in 2019.
14. Bottas won 2 in 2020.
15. Bottas won 1 in 2021.

First place gets 25 points. Second place gets 18 points. There’s also 1 point up for grabs to whoever gets the fastest lap. Driver VER currently has 287.5 points. Driver HAM currently has 275.5 points. There are 5 races left:

If VER gets first in every race starting now, and HAM gets second in every race, when will HAM be mathematically unable to catch up? What about the other way around?

And if you want more math to do, say one of them doesn’t finish a race and gets 0 points, and the other gets 25 plus fastest lap of 1. If the driver who crashed then wins the rest of the races and the other driver gets seconds, will the crashed driver be able to win with only 5 races left to go?

This question is probably super easy especially for a subreddit of mathematically minded people, but I am not, and I apologize. Hopefully this fits the “no homework” rule as it should be obvious this isn’t for school; it’s just for fun.

Jolyon Palmer's Analysis was the reason why I started posting here on r/MotorsportReplays. I remember using this sub back when I couldn't watch live F1 coverage. When I read that someone requested this analysis, I found out I could download and share them here, as I got myself a nice F1TV Pro subscription. Since then, I wanted to give back to the community that helped me enjoy F1 when personal matters didn't allow me to.

I hope you enjoy this Season Package of Jolyon's analysis, data comparison and explanations of all the shenanigans that have happened during the 2021 Formula One Season. Post-Season Analysis will be uploaded once it hits the F1TV servers.

Provider: F1TV-Rip.
File Size: from 400MB to 1GB approx.
Format: MP4 (HECV + AAC)
Duration: 30 min approx.
Resolution: 1080p.
FPS: 50 fps.
Overall bit rate: approx. 4300 kbps (3100 kbps video + 160 kbps audio).
Stream + download mirrors: Telegram + Google Drive.

Telegram.

>Round 00. Pre-Season Testing: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479687
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>Round 01. Bahrain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/449356
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>Round 02. Emilia Romagna: https://t.me/allthingsf1/449360
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>Round 03. Portugal: https://t.me/allthingsf1/449364
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>Round 04. Spain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482648
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>Round 05. Monaco: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482662
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>Round 06. Azerbaijan: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482655
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>Round 07. France: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482656
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>Round 08. Styria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/499406
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>Round 09. Austria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482667
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>Round 10. Great Britain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482658
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>Round 11. Hungary: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482660
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>Round 12. Belgium: https://t.me/allthingsf1/455233
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>Round 13. Netherlands: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482646
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>Round 14. Italy: https://t.me/allthingsf1/462904
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>Round 1

F1TV weekend coverage finished with Weekend Debrief, a post-weekend show presented by Ted Kravitz (Sky F1), alongside Sam Collins, Rosanna Tennant, Will Buxton, and with the analysis and expertise of Jolyon Palmer and Rob Smedley among others. Discussion, telemetry, "good day/bad day"... all in F1TV Weekend Debrief!

Provider: F1TV-Rip.
File Size: from 600 MB  to 1GB approx.
Format: MP4 (HECV + AAC)
Duration: 30 min approx.
Resolution: 1080p.
FPS: 50 fps.
Overall bit rate: 4300 kbps (3100 kbps video + 160 kbps audio).
Stream + download mirrors: Telegram + Google Drive. Download on GoFile.

Telegram.

>Round 00. Testing: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464395
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>Round 00. Pre-Season: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464397
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>Round 01. Bahrain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464398
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>Round 02. Emilia Romagna: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464402
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>Round 03. Portugal: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464406
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>Round 04. Spain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464408
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>Round 05. Monaco: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464409
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>Round 06. Azerbaijan: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464413
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>Round 07. France: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464415
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>Round 08. Styria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464416
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>Round 09. Austria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464417
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>Round 10. Great Britain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464418
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>Round 11. Hungary: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464420
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>Round 12. Belgium: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464421
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>Round 13. Netherlands: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464422
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>Round 14. Italy: https://t.me/allthingsf1/464423
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>Round 15. Russia: https://t.me/allthingsf1/468257
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>Round 16. Turkey: https://t.me/allthingsf1/499947
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>Round 17. US: [https://t.me/allthingsf1/478152](https

2021 Formula 1 Radio Rewind, race by race. These are montages done by F1TV of each race, with footage from various onboard cams, TV feed, commentary (English only), and A LOT of unheard and unreleased (and sometimes uncensored) team radio. Another way to revise the 2021 Season, race by race.

Provider: F1TV-Rip.
File Size: from 400 to 900 MB approx.
Format: MP4 (HECV + AAC)
Duration: 30 min approx.
Resolution: 1080p.
FPS: 50 fps.
Overall bit rate: approx. 4300 kbps (3100 kbps video + 160 kbps audio).
Stream + download mirrors: Telegram + Google Drive.

Telegram.

>Round 01. Bahrain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479225
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>Round 02. Emilia Romagna: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479229
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>Round 03. Portugal: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479230
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>Round 04. Spain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479232
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>Round 05. Monaco: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479242
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>Round 06. Azerbaijan: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479246
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>Round 07. France: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479247
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>Round 08. Styria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479248
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>Round 09. Austria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479250
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>Round 10. Great Britain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479251
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>Round 11. Hungary: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479253
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>Round 12. Belgium: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479254
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>Round 13. Netherlands: Not Available.
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>Round 14. Italy: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479255
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>Round 15. Russia: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479256
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>Round 16. Turkey: https://t.me/allthingsf1/479262
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>Round 17. US: https://t.me/allthingsf1/478523
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>Round 18. Mexico City: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482685
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>Round 19. São Paulo: https://t.me/allthingsf1/486612
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>Round 20. Qatar: [https://t.me/allthingsf1/

2021 F1TV Tech Talk. Full-season package of one of the best shows of F1TV. Presented by Will Buxton and Rosanna Tennant, it contains interviews, analysis of new parts in the 2021 cars and much more by Craig Scarborough and Sam Collins, among others. A must-see for every F1 fan!

Provider: F1TV-Rip.
File Size: from 450 MB  to 1GB approx.
Format: MP4 (HECV + AAC)
Duration: 30-40 min approx.
Resolution: 1080p.
FPS: 50 fps.
Overall bit rate: 4300 kbps (3100 kbps video + 160 kbps audio).
Stream + download mirrors: Telegram + Google Drive. Download on GoFile.

Telegram.

>Round 01. Bahrain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482393
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>Round 02. Emilia Romagna: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482397
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>Round 03. Portugal: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482404
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>Round 04. Spain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482409
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>Round 05. Monaco: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482445
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>Round 06. Azerbaijan: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482437
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>Round 07. France: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482440
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>Round 08. Styria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482438
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>Round 09. Austria: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482530
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>Round 10. Great Britain: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482533
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>Round 11. Hungary: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482534
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>Round 12. Belgium: https://t.me/allthingsf1/482531
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>Round 13. Netherlands: https://t.me/allthingsf1/458364
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>Round 14. Italy: https://t.me/allthingsf1/460834
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>Round 15. Russia: https://t.me/allthingsf1/499886
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>Round 16. Turkey: https://t.me/allthingsf1/471374
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>Round 17. US: https://t.me/allthingsf1/475638
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>Round 18. Mexico City: https://t.me/allthingsf1/480970
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>Round 19. São Paulo: https://t.me/allthingsf1/484411
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The 2020 Season was a weird one. The COVID-19 pandemic changed everything in the world, motorsports included. The championship was originally due to start in March, in Australia, but the start was postponed until July. The season was due to be raced over a record of 22 Grands Prix, but as more than half of the races were cancelled, new races were added to replace them. So, we ended up with a total of 17 races being run.

Provider: F1TV-Rip.
File Size: around 1.8 GB to 2GB per file approx.
Format: MP4 (HECV + AAC)
Duration: from 1h 15 minutes to 3 hours approx.
Resolution: 1080p.
FPS: 25 fps.
Overall bit rate: 2200 kbps (2000 kbps video + 160 kbps audio).
Stream + download mirrors: Telegram + Google Drive.

Here you have the full Qualifying + Race of these 17 races to revisit how Lewis Hamilton won his 7th World Driver's Championship, from the Pit Lane Channel feed, with Alex Jacques and Alex Brundle being the commentators for this season on the PLC. I'm sure you'll enjoy rewatching most of the 2020 F1 races during the Christmas break.

Note: Some sessions have been split into two files to preserve quality.

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>📷 Round 01. Grosser Preis Von Österreich 2020. Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 02. Grosser Preis der Steiermark 2020. Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 03. Magyar Nagydíj 2020. Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 04. British Grand Prix 2020. Qualifying | Race
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>📷 Round 05. 70th Anniversary Grand Prix 2020. Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 06. Gran Premio de España 2020. Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 07. Belgian Grand Prix 2020. Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 08. Gran Premio d’Italia 2020. Qualifying | Race |
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>📷 Round 09. Gran Premio della Toscana 2020. Qualifying | [Race Part 1](h