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McLaren `will miss` veteran Hallam.
McLaren CEO Martin Whitmarsh has admitted that the Woking team will definitely miss the effort and input of long-serving head of race operations Steve Hallam, who has announced that he is leaving the team at the end of the 2008 Formula One campaign.
BMW, Asmer lead way on day 1.
BMW Sauber tester Marko Asmer topped the times on Tuesday as F1 testing began at the Jerez de la Frontera circuit in the extreme south of Spain.
Massa: Raikkonen and I are not friends.
Felipe Massa has revealed that he and Kimi Raikkonen are far from friends away from the circuit in Formula 1, adding that he expects no help from the Finn as he endeavours to defeat McLaren-Mercedes rival and world championship leader Lewis Hamilton for the 2008 drivers' crown.
Hamilton happy to have control back in his hands.
Lewis Hamilton may not have won the Italian Grand Prix to make it a hat-trick of wet race victories in this season's Formula One world championship, but has shown himself to be the man to beat in adverse conditions prior to Monza.
BMW confirms Alonso talks for `09.
BMW-Sauber has confirmed that it is in talks with former double Formula 1 World Champion Fernando Alonso about a potential drive at the team next year.
Rivals slate Hamilton`s aggressive driving style.
Formula 1 World Championship leader Lewis Hamilton has again come under fire in the wake of the Italian Grand Prix at the weekend - this time for his driving etiquette.
Kubica: Toro Rosso sometimes third best team.
Robert Kubica has suggested that no-one should be surprised to see Sebastian Vettel and Scuderia Toro Rosso at the front of the field in the Italian Grand Prix given the conditions that dominated the weekend.
Mark Webber his Singapore.
After the drama of Monza and the first win for Sebastien Vettel, Formula One now moves on from Europe to Singapore for the first night race in the history of the sport.
Vettel plays down Schumacher comparison.
Sebastian Vettel has asked the Formula One media to stop comparing him with countryman Michael Schumacher, insisting that his maiden with Toro Rosso at Monza over the weekend does not warrant comparison.
Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy.
Former Formula One shareholder Lehman Brothers has applied for bankruptcy protection via the American courts following another dramatic twist in the global financial markets.
Bourdais: I could have been on podium.
Sebastien Bourdais came away empty handed from the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday after a problem at the start of the race left him a lap down and ultimately right out of contention.
Corner cutting rule clarified.
The controversy that followed the Formula One circus from Spa-Francorchamps to Monza in the past week has led to the sport's governing body making a grey area more black-and-white for the drivers.
Raikkonen: Rain doesn`t worry me.
Kimi Raikkonen set the pace Friday during practice for this Sunday's Italian Grand Prix and then declared that he is confident the Scuderia will be competitive whatever the conditions.
Raikkonen leads way in FP2.
Kimi Raikkonen set the pace for Ferrari in the second free practice session at Monza on Friday, ahead of this Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, the final European race of the season.
`No conspiracy in Hamilton penalty`..
With the British media, and the Formula One world in general, not quite able to believe the dramatic post-race goings-on at Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, one of the officials at the centre of the controversy has denied claims that 'it was personal'.
Q&A: Timo Glock.
Q: Timo, first of all, what is your reaction to the 25s penalty which dropped you from eighth to ninth?
Hamilton: I did nothing to deserve Spa penalty.
Lewis Hamilton has insisted that he sees nothing wrong in the incident that earned him a 25-second post-race penalty and saw him stripped of his stunning victory in the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps today.
Seasons best lifts Toro Rosso.
Despite seeing both of his drivers miss out on a potential podium on the final lap of the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa, Toro Rosso team chief Franz Tost declared himself happy at the fact that the Italian squad has now moved level with Williams in the constructors' championship chase.
Bourdais just misses maiden F1 podium.
S?bastien Bourdais admitted he wasn't sure where he had even finished in the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa after losing out on his maiden podium finish in Formula One on the final lap.
Glock penalised.
Timo Glock appeared to have made an inspired decision to fit wet-weather rubber for the last few laps of the Belgian Grand Prix when he rose through the order to claim eighth place and the final point - only to be stripped of his award when the stewards added him to their list of transgressors.
Heidfeld goes from zero to hero for Spa podium.
Nick Heidfeld again used his experience, strong racecraft and wet weather expertise to good effect in the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps today - as he mastered the treacherous conditions to perfection to secure his fourth rostrum finish of the 2008 Formula 1 campaign, and with it regain
Massa flies but Raikkonen flies off-track at Spa.
Ferrari was left with unanswered questions at the end of the opening day's practice for this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, despite comfortably having held the upper hand over chief rivals McLaren-Mercedes throughout.
Rosberg: Will be difficult to score points at Spa.
Whilst predicting a continuation of Williams' upward momentum that began in the European Grand Prix two weeks ago, Nico Rosberg has confessed that scoring points will be a bonus in the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend, rather than a target.