 Kubica testing with Mercedes simulator
Robert Kubica is testing with Mercedes on the Formula One team's race simulator as the Polish driver attempts a return following a serious rally accident two years ago, sources told dpa. Read full article |
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 Di Resta urges Force India to go the extra mile
Paul Di Resta has urged his Force India team to go the extra mile to help him secure his first Formula One podium after another near-miss in Bahrain on Sunday. Read full article |
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 'Team Button' clears the air with 'Team Perez'
Jenson Button could be thankful at least that McLaren allowed their drivers to race each other in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix, even as he accused teammate Sergio Perez of dangerous and 'dirty' driving. Read full article |
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 Pirelli in a spin over tyre debate
Pirelli is expected to hold talks at its Milan factory on Tuesday to decide what, if any, changes are needed to improve the performance of their controversial Formula One racing tyres. Read full article |
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 'Complex' Sochi circuit impresses Vettel
Germany's three-time Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel said Monday he was impressed with the Formula One racing track currently under construction in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi. Read full article |
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 Whitmarsh moves to defuse potential rift
McLaren team chief Martin Whitmarsh has moved swiftly to defuse a possible feud between his drivers after Jenson Button had accused teammate Sergio Perez of dangerous driving during the Bahrain Grand Prix. Read full article |
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 Camier in fitness battle
Leon Camier is in a race against time to be fit for this weekend's Assen round of the Championship after surgery on his left knee. Read full article |
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 Bahrain looks long term with F1 race
Formula One left Bahrain on Monday with commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone talking of a five-year extension to the race contract and the possibility of switching it to the start of the season next year. Read full article |
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 Marquez won't entertain title talk
Marc Marquez had downplayed his chances of winning this year's MotoGP title, insisting he's just taking it one race at a time. Read full article |
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 Red Bull put a woman on the podium in F1 first
Champions Red Bull claimed a Formula One first on Sunday by sending a female team member up to the podium to collect their constructors' trophy after Sebastian Vettel won the Bahrain Grand Prix. Read full article |
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 Marquez wins Grand Prix of the Americas
Marc Marquez out-duelled Repsol Honda teammate Dani Pedrosa to win the Grand Prix of the Americas in Austin, Texas on Sunday and become the youngest ever winner in the MotoGP premier class. Read full article |
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 Alonso hopes for better luck in Spain
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso looked forward to better luck in his home Spanish Grand Prix next month after his hopes of victory in Bahrain on Sunday were wrecked by a faulty rear wing. Read full article |
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 Button blasts 'dangerous' Perez
Jenson Button said he felt his McLaren teammate Sergio Perez was the most dangerous driver on the track in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix. Read full article |
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 Vettel wins Bahrain GP, equals Stewart
Defending triple world champion Sebastian Vettel opened up a clear lead at the top of this year's title race on Sunday when he cruised to victory for Red Bull in the Bahrain Grand Prix. Read full article |
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 Bahrain race starts amid tensions, protests
Protesters blocked several roads and police fired teargas at a school in Bahrain on Sunday, activists said, as the Gulf state staged a Formula One race seen by the opposition as a public relations stunt. Read full article |
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 Pirelli set to increase Friday tyre allocation
Pirelli are set to give Formula One teams an extra set of tyres to use in first practice on Fridays from next month's Spanish Grand Prix to provide more action for spectators and television viewers. Read full article |
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 Flying Marquez takes Austin pole
Marc Marquez will start from the front of the grid at Sunday's Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas at the Circuit of the Americas track in Austin. Read full article |
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Force India make sure they are seen in Bahrain
Force India made sure their cars got plenty of television exposure at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday after Britain's Paul Di Resta qualified fifth with his German teammate Adrian Sutil sixth on the grid. Read full article |
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 Hamilton given five-place grid penalty
Lewis Hamilton's hopes of winning the Bahrain Grand Prix took a knock on Saturday when he was given a five-place penalty for a gearbox change that dropped him to ninth on the starting grid for Sunday's race. Read full article |
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 Button says don't expect miracles
A downbeat but realistic Jenson Button said on Saturday that McLaren fans should not expect miracles in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix. Read full article |
