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MIA conference: Lord Drayson ‘optimistic’ on motorsport’s green future
Motorsport and mainstream motoring are giving encouraging signals about their willingness to embrace green technology according to the UK’s Minister for Science and Innovation.
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IndyCar: ‘This one’s for Mom’, says victorious Hunter-Reay
Ryan Hunter-Reay may carry the colours of the Indy Racing League’s title sponsor Izod on his car and race suit, but he doesn’t have the funding to run the full season for them. A confident win at Long Beach could go some way towards changing that.
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IndyCar: Business as usual as Power takes Long Beach pole
Will Power shrugged off his defeat in Alabama to take a third consecutive pole position and lead a Team Penske charge in qualifying for the Long Beach IndyCar race this weekend.
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F2 at Silverstone: Sunday liveblog
Day two of the year’s opening Formula Two season, and we’re back to update you with all the action.
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F1: Button and Hamilton shoulder Red Bull aside for 1-2 win
Jenson Button got the tyres right in the rain again and turned his third-row start at today’s Chinese Grand Prix into his second win of the season, ahead of team-mate Lewis Hamilton.
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F1: Chinese Grand Prix liveblog 2010
Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel is the only game in town this morning – will Shanghai be the venue of his finally managing to translate a commanding track performance into an equally dominant position in the world championship standings?
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F2 at Silverstone: Saturday liveblog
This weekend the F2 championship kicks off its 2010 season with two rounds at Silverstone and a grid of 22 drivers. We’re here to bring you the sights and sounds of a brand-new season of motor racing
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F1: Red Bull take rivals for a ride in Shanghai
Red Bull kept its streak of qualifying on pole at every race this season alive after Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber locked out the front row for the Chinese Grand Prix, ahead of Fernando Alonso and Nico Rosberg.
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F1: High-speed horror for Buemi as McLarens top Shanghai practice
McLaren’s Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton each topped one of the two Friday practice sessions for Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix – but both drivers warned fans not to expect the same dominance in qualifying.