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A1GP: Team GB is, er, third again
So, what’s been happening in the thrilling world of A1GP while we all had our eyes on Lewis Hamilton? Time for a bit of a catch-up.
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Champ Car: Is Wilson’s next drive at N/H/L?
Rumours that Justin Wilson is a driver of choice for the Newman/Haas/Lanigan racing team next year have been given a bit of a boost recently – courtesy of Sebastien Bourdais’ race engineer.
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Champ Car: Bourdais wins, Wilson is runner-up
Justin Wilson is celebrating a cracking end to his Champ Car season after finishing in the runner-up position behind Sebastien Bourdais.
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F1: Button acknowledges ‘the only way is up’ for Honda
Jenson Button says he’s a stronger man for the struggles he’s had with his pig of a Honda RA107 (also known as The Car That Cannot Win Sponsors) this year.
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F1: Lewis Hamilton wins gold star from BRDC
Lewis Hamilton might not be F1 world champion this year, but at least there’s a consolation prize on offer – in the form of a (literal) gold star from the British Racing Drivers’ Club. The boy wonder has been awarded the BRDC’s 2007 Gold Star award, handed over for his outstanding contribution to motorsport.
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F1: And then he said…
This is the story of two F1 teams, McLaren Mercedes and Scuderia Ferrari. These are the McLaren drivers, and these are from Ferrari, and this is F1 soap… keeping us all unreasonably entertained well into the off-season.
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Alex Wurz, BMW Sauber, Damon Hill, Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, FIA, Flavio Briatore, Formula One, Heikki Kovalainen, Jean Todt, Jenson Button, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Luca di Montezemolo, McLaren, Michael Schumacher, Nelson A Piquet, Nico Rosberg, Red Bull, Renault, Ron Dennis, Ross Brawn, Toyota
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F1: Hamilton distances himself from “cruel” appeal
Britain’s Lewis Hamilton wants to win the world championship on the race track, not in the appeal court, and says it would be “a bit cruel” if Raikkonen lost the title because of McLaren’s protest.
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F1 season finale: McLaren called upon to explain itself
McLaren should be explaining its actions in China and Brazil rather than trying to overturn the championship result, according to former team boss Eddie Jordan.
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F1 season finale: McLaren to appeal FIA decision
It’s not over until the fat lady sings… McLaren are appealing against a decision by the FIA to take no action over three cars that were found to be running with fuel temperature irregularities.