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IndyCar: Alex Lloyd shrugs off surgery to race at Iowa
IndyCar driver Alex Lloyd will go into this weekend’s Iowa Corn Indy 250 hoping that a sudden bout of appendicitis won’t derail the momentum that has seen him take the unfancied #19 Dale Coyne Racing car to top-eight finishes in the last two races.
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GP3 testing: Trummer and Wickens show their style
Simon Trummer and Robert Wickens were the beneficiaries of good conditions at today’s GP3 test in Valencia, setting the fastest times in the morning and afternoon sessions respectively.
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Superleague: First stop in a Spanish fiesta
Superleague Formula will make the first of three scheduled visits to Spain at the weekend for round four of this season’s championship.
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Classic Team Lotus Festival comes to Snetterton this weekend
Fans of all things Lotus are heading to Norfolk on Sunday for what should be one of the most entertaining racing-themed events of the summer.
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F2: Will Bratt hopes to return to winning ways at Zolder
Will Bratt is hoping to cash in his previous race-winning experience at Belgium’s Zolder circuit as he seeks to haul in the Formula Two championship-leading trio of Jolyon Palmer, Dean Stoneman and Philipp Eng.
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24 Hours of Le Mans: Audi triumph as Peugeot collapse
Audi has taken a clean sweep in the LMP1 class of the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race following one of the toughest and most attritional events in living memory.
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24hrs of Le Mans, Allan McNish, Andy Meyrick, Andy Priaulx, Anthony Davidson, Automobile Club de l’Ouest, Circuit de la Sarthe, Danny Watts, Darren Turner, Jonathan Kennard, Jonny Cocker, Jonny Kane, Leo Mansell, Lord Drayson, Marino Franchitti, Nick Leventis, Nigel Mansell, Richard Westbrook, Ryan Dalziel, Sam Hancock
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F1: Hamilton and Button win thriller in Canada
Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button triumphed in an engrossing five-way battle for supremacy at a Canadian Grand Prix dominated by the struggle to manage extreme tyre wear over the 70 laps of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
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F1: Canadian Grand Prix liveblog 2010
For the first time this season there isn’t a Red Bull driver on pole, but Lewis Hamilton got his McLaren out front during qualifying in part by gambling on the softer type of tyre – will he pay for that decision during the race?
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F1: Hamilton breaks the Red Bull qualifying streak
Lewis Hamilton broke the dominance of Red Bull in this season’s qualifying sessions by seizing pole position in Canada – but it took a car so light with fuel that he had to push it towards the pits afterwards.