Monaco GP - It’s Monte Carlo or Bust
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Ferrari goes to Monaco without Aldo Costa
Red Bull changes pit stop procedures
No qualifying tyre-saving tactics expected
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Rivals eye Red Bull defeat in Monaco
Sunday’s was the best drive in the meteoric career of Sebastian Vettel.
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Vettel wins again in Spain
Sebastian Vettel resisted huge pressure from Lewis Hamilton to take his fourth victory of the year in the Spanish Grand Prix.
Jenson Button bucked the four-stop trend and made a three-stop strategy work to take third, while polesitter Mark Webber ended up back in fourth and Fernando Alonso slumped to a lapped fifth after gloriously leading the first two stints of the race.
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Webber secures pole in Spain, Vettel second
Webber claimed his first pole position since last year's Belgian Grand Prix in qualifying in Spain. The Australian beat his Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel to the top spot as the duo mounted an intra-team battle nearly a second clear of all their rivals.
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Ecclestone: F1 teams 'should be happy with what they've got'
F1 commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone has characteristically dismissed Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo's latest 'breakaway' threat - as well as teams' chances of receiving a greater slice of the sport's financial pie...
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Spain will be 'key test' for new rules
This weekend's Spanish Grand Prix will be the litmus test for Formula 1's 2011 regulations, reckons Williams technical director Sam Michael, with the Circuit de Catalunya posing the toughest challenge yet for moveable wings and Pirelli's tyre plans.
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Great Motorsport Drivers of Yesterday and Today
He became a legend in his own time. One of the great British racing drivers. He never won a F1 Championship, but helped Mike Hawthorne win even after he bested Hawthorne 4-1 in wins. He was with Fangio (we'll get to him don't worry) in a Mercedes in the 1955 24 hour Le Mans when that terrible accident happened killing 78 people and led to Mercedes' withdrawal from all motorsport. Sir Stirling Moss was to British racing what Mario Andretti was to the Americans.
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That man Vettel again and sooo easy!
Sebastian Vettel left the excitement in his wake as he took an untroubled third victory from four races in the Turkish Grand Prix.
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Vettel takes pole for Turkish Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel has become the first driver for five years to secure five successive pole positions.
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Whitmarsh: McLaren fired-up for Istanbul repeat
Martin Whitmarsh hints that McLaren-Mercedes is ready to turn up the wick on Red Bull Racing in next weekend's Turkish Grand Prix in Istanbul, scene of a one-two finish for Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button in 2010...
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Great motorsport drivers of yesterday and today (2)
He only won one Formula 1 Championship. His duels with the great Juan Manuel Fangio was legendary. He was a non-conformist. He was the first British Grand Prix driver to win a Formula 1 Championship beating Stirling Moss in the process. And Mike Hawthorn was the glamour boy of Grand Prix racing
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Kubica leaves hospital after 10 weeks
Robert Kubica has been discharged from the Santa Corona hospital where he has been since he was severely injured in a rallying accident 10 weeks ago.
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Formula 1 no longer a sprint race
Last year's refuelling ban combined with the crumbling Pirelli tyres of 2011 have transformed grands prix from sprints into Le Mans-style endurance events.
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Hamilton wins thrilling Chinese GP
Lewis Hamilton ended Sebastian Vettel's run of wins with an incredible charge to victory in the Chinese Grand Prix.
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Vettel storms into pole in Shanghai
Sebastian Vettel remained unbeatable in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix, maintaining the form that saw him top all three Shanghai practice sessions to sweep to his third pole from three races in 2011.
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Jensen Button predicts smaller gap in China
Jenson Button believes McLaren will be even closer to pace-setters Red Bull Racing in China this weekend - and thinks it could be on course for a 'fun' race if it can get a clean start against Sebastian Vettel.
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Horner frustrated as McLaren finger-pointing continues
Christian Horner expressed frustration as the latest flexible wing saga spilled into the Sepang paddock.
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The financial winners and losers in Formula 1
F1 may be making more money, and sharing it more widely among the competing teams, but series owner CVC Capital Partners continued to make losses on its acquisition, according to financial reports.
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Rain could make Malaysian Grand Prix interesting
Sepang International Circuit logoPetronas Malaysia Grand Prix 2011 - Malaysian Grand Prix 2011Rain could make this weekend’s Malaysian grand prix both “interesting” and “distressing”, according to McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale.
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Horner predicts return to form for Webber this weekend
Christian Horner is confident Mark Webber will be up to speed at this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix.
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