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Frustrated Malaysian F1 chiefs ponder
April 07
Frustrated by a Formula One washout at the Sepang circuit, Malaysian Grand Prix chiefs are determined to start next year's race at a "more suitable" time.
April 06
Lewis Hamilton's under-performing McLaren team and struggling Formula One champions Ferrari are paying the price of past success, according to Ross Brawn.
April 06
Events in Europe could reshape the Formula One championship before teams regroup in China next week.
Toyota decide not to appeal Trulli
Toyota have decided not to appeal a penalty that cost Italian driver Jarno Trulli a place on the podium in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, the Formula One team said on Wednesday.
The best is yet to come, says Button
Brawn GP still have plenty of room for improvement despite their one-two debut finish in Sunday's season-opening Australian Formula One Grand Prix, according to race winner Jenson Button.New world order after Brawn stun
Formula One is looking at a potential new world order after Brawn GP's stunning one-two triumph over their established rivals in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.Renault boss Briatore to quit in 2 years
Flavio Briatore will leave Formula One in two years, the Renault team boss said on Saturday.No more teams will pull out of F1
Honda will be the only team to pull out of the Formula One world championship next season, Ferrari's Felipe Massa said.FIA say Ecclestone's F1 medals idea need
Bernie Ecclestone's idea to decide the Formula One drivers' title with Olympic-style medals rather than points needs further research, the sport's governing body said on Friday.F1 steers towards more frugal future
Formula One teams will cut their costs by almost a third next year under a package of measures approved on Friday to secure the sport's future in the face of the global credit crunch.FIA and F1 teams agree cost-cutting
Formula One teams and the international motorsport federation FIA reached agreement on cost-cutting measures for the sport from next year.I will never leave McLaren: Hamilton
Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has said he is so tied to McLaren that he will never leave the British team.German teams pledge to stay in F1
German car giants BMW and Mercedes pledged their continued loyalty to Formula One motor-racing but said savings had become unavoidable.Formula 1 will lose its cutting edge
Hondas withdrawal from Formula One will surely provide a shot in the arm to FIA President Max Mosley who has been battling against big teams to introduce drastic cost-cutting measures.Honda to pull out of Formula One
Honda are pulling out of Formula One and will close their team down if no buyer is found by the end of the year, a senior source at a rival team told Reuters on Thursday.Naren pulls out of Team Sidvin India
Former national rally champion Naren Kumar has pulled out of Team Sidvin India, bringing about an abrupt end to the association that was originally penned for a two-year programme in the WRC.'I am not interested in Formula One gossip'
Giancarlo Fisichella dismisses rumours about him losing the racing seat in Force India for 2009.Red Bull take over Toro Rosso F1 team
Red Bull have taken back total control of the Toro Rosso Formula One team, the energy drink company said on Tuesday.Charity costs F1 diver Mark Webber
Formula One driver Mark Webber collided with a car Saturday and broke his leg while riding a bicycle in a multi-sport charity event he sponsors in Australia.Red Bull's Webber badly hurt in cycling
Australian Formula One driver Mark Webber has been seriously injured after being hit by a car while competing in a charity multi-sport event in TasmaniaFormula One's Bernie Ecclestone
The Croatian wife of Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone has filed for divorce, a statement issued by her lawyer in London said.Button liberated by F1's new rules
Jenson Button put Honda's dismal 2008 season behind him and looked forward to a brighter Formula One future after an encouraging test in Barcelona on Wednesday.Future Formula of F1
The radically different 2009 F1 cars, currently under testing, are the sign of things to come in a season that will see a host of regulations introduced by FIA.|
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