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RBR keen to erase Singapore disappointment.
Red Bull Racing is looking to this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix to salve the frustration it felt at the end of the Singapore Grand Prix, where a potential podium result again went begging.
Heidfeld targets title bid after confirmation.
Nick Heidfeld has said that he hopes BMW Sauber's decision to continue pairing him with Robert Kubica for 2009 will lead to bigger and better things for the team.
Bernie: Ferrari clowns in Singapore circus.
Bernie Ecclestone has hit back at Luca di Montezemolo for describing the inaugural Singapore Grand Prix as a 'circus', by describing Ferrari as the 'clowns' - and claiming that if Felipe Massa fails to win the Formula 1 World Championship this year, he will have his team to blame.
Mosley seeking tougher media privacy laws.
Following on from his High Court victory against the News of the World over its front page expos? on his involvement in a sex scandal, Max Mosley is now bidding to see European media privacy laws strengthened to prevent similar cases from occurring in the future.
Formula Two champion to get Williams F1 test.
MotorSport Vision chief executive Jonathan Palmer has spoken enthusiastically of his company's partnership with Williams in the conception and running of the new FIA Formula Two Championship next year - with the champion set to be rewarded with a test in one of the hugely successful Grove-based o
Raikkonen: Fastest laps in F1 mean nothing.
Kimi Raikkonen has admitted that the prospect of breaking his own record for the greatest number of fastest laps set during a Formula 1 season [see separate story - click
No Honda F1 test for Danica Patrick.
Contrary to earlier reports, it seems Honda will not now give IndyCar's first lady Danica Patrick a try-out in one of its RA108 Formula 1 cars following the end of the 2008 world championship campaign.
Bell: Singapore win 'Alonso of old'.
Renault F1 technical director Bob Bell has admitted that while there was some luck involved in Fernando Alonso's victory in the Singapore Grand Prix, the Spaniard's performance in the race ensured it was a deserved win for the Enstone squad.
Honda admit 2009 F1 interest in Heidfeld, Senna.
With continuing uncertainty over the Formula 1 driver line-up in 2009, Honda has admitted that, aside from former double world champion Fernando Alonso, it is also interested in Nick Heidfeld and Bruno Senna.
di Grassi admits: F1 hopes rest on Piquet future.
Despite a hugely impressive GP2 Series campaign, Renault test driver Lucas di Grassi has admitted that his only chance of graduating to a Formula 1 race seat with the R?gie next year is if Nelsinho Piquet is no longer there.
Now on eBay... rare 50th edition Autocourse.
The chance to own a little piece of motorsport history only comes along once in a while, but Formula One fans now have the opportunity to get their hands on a rare copy of the iconic Autocourse yearbook.
No knee-jerk reaction to Ferrari pit issues.
Ferrari has admitted that simple human error caused Felipe Massa's Singapore Grand Prix to unravel on Sunday night, as the Brazilian was released prematurely from his first pit-stop.
'The Stig' number plate goes for over ?10,000.
A unique number plate bearing the letters and numbers 'THE 571G' has sold for more than 26 times its reserve price at over ?10,000 to a fan of popular BBC motoring programme Top Gear .
Heidfeld rues not being able to show 'true pace'.
Nick Heidfeld may have raced to his tenth points-scoring result of the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship in the sport's inaugural Singapore Grand Prix at the weekend - in the process lifting him to within a single marker of defending world champion Kimi Raikkonen in the drivers' standings - but h
I thought it was all over, admits Rosberg.
Singapore Grand Prix runner-up Nico Rosberg has admitted that he thought his chances of a strong result had been ended during the first safety car period, when he was forced to refuel against the regulations.
<I>BBC</I> 2009 F1 commentary team revealed.
The BBC has finalised its team of presenters for its coverage of Formula 1 from next year, it has been claimed, with Martin Brundle and David Coulthard on the bill - but no James Allen, Steve Rider or Mark Blundell.
Raikkonen admits: Ferrari morale 'is not high'.
Having all-but kissed goodbye to his hopes of retaining his Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship crown by crashing out of the inaugural Singapore Grand Prix night race this weekend with three laps left to run, Kimi Raikkonen has apologised to Ferrari for costing the squad the lead in the constru
Ecclestone: Singapore GP 'best in the world'.
Bernie Ecclestone has enthusiastically praised the venue for this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix - the first race in Formula 1's 58-year history to be run after dark and under spotlights - as being 'without doubt the best in the world'.
Alonso left needing 'a miracle' in Singapore.
To come away from a qualifying session that had promised to deliver so much with just 15th and 16th positions was agonising for Renault in Singapore this weekend - particularly with pole position tip Fernando Alonso predicting it will now take 'a miracle' to regain ground on race day in the Far E
Singapore pit-lane is 'incredibly dangerous'.
Whilst the all-new Marina Bay Street Circuit has generally received an enthusiastic if cautious thumbs-up from the Formula 1 fraternity ahead of this weekend's inaugural Singapore Grand Prix in the city-state, a number of areas have come in for criticism - not least of which being the 'dangerous'
Haug: F1 title battle not just a two-horse race.
Norbert Haug has sought to dismiss suggestions the battle for the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship has now boiled down to just a two-horse race between Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa.
Stewart blasts FIA's 'one-sided' F1 rules.
Formula 1 World Championship leader Lewis Hamilton 'did nothing wrong' in the Belgian Grand Prix and the sport's FIA-designed rules are 'one-sided', argues Sir Jackie Stewart - even though McLaren team principal Ron Dennis insists there has been no unfair treatment of his driver in 2008.