F1
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Business as usual for Raikkonen despite win
Lotus’s Kimi Raikkonen is not getting carried away by last week’s season-opening victory at the Australian GP, the Finn claiming preparations for Sunday’s Malaysian race have not been affected by the Melbourne win. “We don’t really have a target on...
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Red Bull had a solid opening race – Horner
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You know nothing, Hamilton tells his critics
Lewis Hamilton has taken a swipe at critics, including former Formula One drivers, who had warned that his move to Mercedes was a mistake. “It’s nice to prove people wrong,” the 2008 world champion was quoted as saying yesterday as he savoured his...
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Malaysia race will be different says Vettel
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Satisfied Hamilton sees promise in his Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton’s move to Mercedes looked more masterstroke than mis-step on Sunday as the Briton battled to fifth place in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix while his former team McLaren struggled to score. Having abandoned the team that...
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Raikkonen wins season opener
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Rain forces Sunday qualifying
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Vettel dominates day one
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Red Bull will set pace at Albert Park – Alonso
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Button hits back at Hamilton’s jibes
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Vodafone to end McLaren sponsorship
British mobile operator Vodafone will end its seven-year title sponsorship of Formula One team McLaren at the end of the 2013 season, the team confirmed yesterday. Vodafone said the sponsorship, which started in 2007 and was worth up to $75 million...
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It’s a dog’s life in F1
A dog’s life in Formula One, if your owner is Lewis Hamilton, means a VIP pass to the races and being pampered by the sport’s supremo Bernie Ecclestone. Hamilton, the 2008 champion who moved from McLaren to Mercedes at the end of last year, has...
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Hamilton hopes for podium finish
Lewis Hamilton has revealed he would happily accept third place if it were offered to him for this Sunday’s season-opening grand prix in Australia. The doom, gloom and negativity that surrounded Mercedes earlier this year has been replaced by a more...
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Testing problems no worry for Raikkonen
Kimi Raikkonen shrugged off Lotus’s pre-season testing problems yesterday and said his new car felt better than last year’s going into Formula One’s Australian season-opener. The Finn, the 2007 world champion with Ferrari and third overall last year...
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Vettel has fab four in sight
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‘Uncompromising’ design contains risk for McLaren
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Domenicali upbeat ahead of new season
Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali is already convinced the Prancing Horse will remain alive and kicking to the end of the new Formula One campaign even before a wheel has turned in anger. A year ago Ferrari headed to Melbourne for the...
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McLaren team committed to Mercedes engine – Whitmarsh
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Ferrari’s Alonso says the best is yet to come
Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso warned his Formula One rivals this week that he was in better shape than ever. The Spaniard, a double world champion with Renault, told reporters at a media event for sponsors Santander at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya...
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Williams have high hopes for Finnish rookie Bottas
Finnish rookie Valtteri Bottas could be one of Formula One’s special talents who Williams hope will help lift them back into the top five overall, team founder Frank Williams said. “Valtteri could be super... brilliant car control, quite a small...