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SLF: Valles returns for Reds but champions are gone
Spaniard Adrian Valles will return to drive the Liverpool FC car in the new Superleague Formula season later this month – but he will not get the chance to renew his rivalry with champions Beijing Guoan as the Chinese club is not defending its title.
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Panther trio hope for transferable skills in Iowa
Last year, Dan Wheldon won in Iowa for his old team while his new team, Panther, won the Indy Lights race with a driver who has since left. This year the team hopes to assemble those elements into a winning combination for its trio of English racers.
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F1: User guide to the British Grand Prix
Following the racing this weekend? Here’s all you need to know.
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F1: Drivers and teams back Silverstone and British GP
Last year’s British Grand Prix was overshadowed by a cheap publicity stunt of Bernie Ecclestone’s. This year it is set to be overshadowed by an almighty spat between promotor, regulator and competitors that could consign top-flight open-wheel racing to the wilderness for the next decade, as a similar row did in the US. Is it…
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F1: Our manifesto for the British Grand Prix
It’s the British Grand Prix. Brits on Pole’s biggest weekend of the year. A chance for Lewis and Jense to race in front of their home crowds – and, very likely, for the latter to take another decisive step towards securing a fairytale drivers’ title. So why can’t we get more excited?
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F1: Lola withdraws its 2010 entry
The Lola Group has decided that enough is enough in the current battle to shape the 2010 grid – and has withdrawn its entry.
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Star Mazda: Kent wins as Christodoulou slips back
A suspension failure in the second race at New Jersey Motorsports Park cost Adam Christodoulou the lead of the Star Mazda Championship on Sunday as Richard Kent won from pole.
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SLF: Dolby’s coming home to join Spurs
Craig Dolby, one of the unexpected stars of the inaugural Superleague Formula season, has been named as the driver for the Tottenham Hotspur car next season.
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F1: Hamilton and Button to do battle the Scalextric way
If last year’s retro toy / Formula One cross-over classic was Lewis Hamilton and his Airfix advert, 2009 looks like being the year we all rediscover the joys of chasing out-of-control Scalextric cars as they tumble across the carpet shedding wing mirrors and tyres.
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