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Adam Carroll and Ireland win A1GP title
The A1GP World Cup of Motorsport trophy is on its way to Ireland after Adam Carroll completed a dominant weekend at Brands Hatch with his second win of the day and fifth of the season.
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A1GP: Carroll half way to the title
Adam Carroll scored a workmanlike win in A1GP’s Brands Hatch sprint race and needs only to finish fifth in this afternoon’s feature race to send the championship across the sea to Ireland.
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F1: Simon Gillett finally speaks on Donington debentures
Details of the debenture scheme designed to fund upgrades at the Donington Park circuit in time for the 2010 British Grand Prix have finally been made public – 10 months after the plan was first announced.
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A1GP: Adam Carroll on the brink of glory
Adam Carroll blew away the opposition in qualifying at Brands Hatch with a double pole position that could propel Team Ireland towards the A1GP championship – and the Portadown driver to a seat at the top table of world motorsport.
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A1GP: British race timetable
Looking to catch the events at Brands Hatch this weekend? Here’s the official timetable listing everything that is going on.
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A1GP: Fans back Carroll in final shoot-out
It’s Team Ireland or bust this weekend for the A1GP finale at Brands Hatch – so it’s a good thing that our boy from Portadown is in with a shot at the title.
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A1GP: Can Carroll take the title for Ireland? Good question…
Right, get your thinking hats on if you want to have any hope of understanding what’s happening with the A1GP season-ender at Brands Hatch this weekend.
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Fantasy F1: Bahrain marked by modest gains
In Bahrain we picked up 28 places as a result of all of our drivers finishiing the race, as well as occupying the top four spots. But we were far from the only people who started the main season feeling that Button, Vettel and Trulli would shine.
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F1: Mandelson leans on Ecclestone over British GP – and other stories
Here’s some further reading for those of you following the fate of the 2010 British Grand Prix – things have really been kicking off today under cover of the McLaren penalty. Is Bernie really now the race promoter…?