Ferrari title loss is ‘one less problem’ for F1 – Mosley

Max Mosley has admitted he is “happy” Ferrari and Fernando Alonso did not win the 2010 world championship. The former FIA president, who in 2002 banned team orders after the ...

Schumacher not happy to stay in F1 midfield

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Michael Schumacher has set out his stall for a much more competitive car in 2011. After three years of retirement, the 41-year-old struggled this year alongside his younger teammate Nico ...

Heidfeld admits interest in BMW’s DTM foray

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Nick Heidfeld has admitted he might be interested in working with BMW once again. Between 2006 and last year, the German raced with the Bavarian carmaker in formula one. At ...

Marussia must approve d’Ambrosio for 2011 Virgin seat

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Jerome d’Ambrosio is on the verge of securing his formula one race debut. The 24-year-old completed the 2010 season as Virgin’s Friday morning driver in the place of Brazilian rookie ...

F1 wreck led to Australian title for former tester

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Former Jaguar tester James Courtney on Sunday secured his first V8 Supercar title. But as a 22-year-old in 2002, the Australian was testing a Jaguar at Monza when a rear ...

Australian GP organising dispute now over

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A dispute that threatened to derail the future of the Australian grand prix has been resolved. The organiser of the Melbourne event, Australian Grand Prix Corporation (AGPC) chairman Ron Walker, ...

F1 agrees to push ahead with new engines in 2013

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Despite the reluctance of Bernie Ecclestone and key manufacturers including Ferrari, F1 is pushing ahead with a radical new engine formula for 2013. The shift from the current normally-aspirated V8s ...

Race calendar becoming too long for F1 – Mosley

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A 20-race calendar is too long for formula one, according to former FIA president Max Mosley. 2010’s tally of 19 races was the equal-biggest in the history of the sport, ...