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IndyCar: Castroneves fastest as Indy 500 build-up begins
Four previous winners of the Indianapolis 500 topped the timesheets as practice opened for its 94th running, Helio Castroneves ending fastest among the 27 returning veterans and the seven rookies who are facing the Brickyard for the first time.
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GP2: D’Ambrosio creams opposition for Monaco sprint win
Jerome D’Ambrosio cashed in the pole position he earned for finishing eighth in the Monaco GP2 feature race, leading from the start to win the sprint ahead of Giedo van der Garde and Jules Bianchi.
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Superleague: Return of the champion as Rigon take pole
Davide Rigon reminded everyone how he came to be Superleague’s first-ever champion by taking pole for RSC Anderlecht in Assen, beating ex-F1 driver Franck Montagny in the qualifying final.
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F1: Webber fends off Kubica for pole as Alonso misfires
Barcelona victor Mark Webber bested a commanding performance from Renault’s Robert Kubica to take pole at the Monaco Grand Prix, and with it a golden opportunity to win back-to-back races.
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Young kart champion to represent Britain
A young karting champion has been chosen to represent Britain on the international stage according to the sport’s governing body.
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GP2: Perez takes Monaco feature victory and leads standings
Sergio Perez has kept his nearest rivals at arm’s length to take a victory in the Monaco feature race and rise to the top of the drivers’ standings at the midpoint of the weekend’s action.
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F1: Alonso signals that he intends to win in Monaco
Fernando Alonso has signalled his intention to add a third Monaco victory to his list of career achievements after a searing performance in free practice today.
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F1: This year McLaren has two diamond geezers
It’s becoming a bit of a tradition that McLaren rises to the occasion of the Monaco Grand Prix by piling on the bling – and this year both Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton are set to become diamond geezers for the weekend.
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Superleague: Dolby looks to extend his lead at Assen
Tottenham Hotspur driver Craig Dolby will be looking to extend his lead at the top of the standings as Superleague visits the TT Circuit Assen in The Netherlands. And it could be an unpredictable weekend’s racing.
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