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Moss number one.
Stirling Moss is the greatest Formula One driver ever, according to Autocourse editor Alan Henry, who releases his definitive list in a new book The Top 100 F1 drivers of all time .
Hamilton, Moss for Brooklands.
Lewis Hamilton will join one of his biggest admirers, Sir Stirling Moss, at this year's Brooklands Motoring Festival, dubbed 'The Double Twelve', this summer.
Renault planning suspension upgrade.
Renault will spend the time that its race team is engaged in the opening three races of the new Formula One season working on a suspension changes designed to get Fernando Alonso and Nelson Piquet Jr on a par with McLaren and Ferrari.
Trulli plays down friend's chances.
Jarno Trulli has added to the opinion that Fernando Alonso may be in for a quiet season when it comes to championship aspirations, claiming that the Spaniard does not have the car to worry frontrunners Ferrari and McLaren.
Aguri deal agreed?
Super Aguri F1's chances of being on the grid as promised in Melbourne appear to have taken a positive step after it was rumoured that the team had finally found the means to continue in Formula One.
Massa: We are still the fastest.
Felipe Massa has played down suggestions that McLaren may have closed the gap on Ferrari in recent Formula One tests, the Brazilian claiming that the Prancing Horse remains the best bet for success.
FIRST PICS: New Williams livery.
The AT&T WilliamsF1 team has released the first images of the livery that will adorn its 2008 challenger - the Toyota-powered FW30 this season.
Williams not toying with new deal.
AT&T Williams has revealed that it has agreed to an extension of its sponsorship partnership with Hamleys, the iconic international toy store, to cover another season.
Prost: F1 now 'more speed, less brains'.
Alain Prost has spoken out against the new breed of Formula One which, despite ridding itself of electronic driver aids this season, he reckons is nowhere near as difficult as in his day.
Compound options revealed for first half of year.
Bridgestone has confirmed the compound allocations for the first nine rounds of the 2008 FIA Formula One World Championship.
McLaren backs Dennis, denies sack rumours.
Contrary to claims that he had been forced out of the company he has fronted through thick and thin in Formula One, Ron Dennis remains at the helm of McLaren with the backing of those around him.
Bridgestone sets date for second slick tyre test.
Bridgestone has confirmed that it will conduct a second slick tyre test in April, one week prior to the Spanish Grand Prix, the fourth round in the 2008 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.
Alonso: Impossible to have friends in F1.
Fernando Alonso has claimed former team-mate Lewis Hamilton will be stronger this year for the experience of his maiden Formula 1 season in 2007, but he tipped Ferrari star Kimi Raikkonen to be the man who lifts the laurels once more.
The car in front is a Toyota on final test day.
Jarno Trulli propelled Toyota to the top of the timesheets on the last day of the final group test ahead of the 2008 Formula 1 campaign, as the big guns hid further down the order in Barcelona - though the Italian did admit to having set the time on a low-fuel qualifying-style run whilst the trac
Schumacher: Ferrari a winner.
Michael Schumacher has confirmed what much of the Formula One world already feared, after climbing from Ferrari's new F2008 and claiming that it would be the car to beat from round one of the world championship in Australia.
Rumour mill claims Dennis fired.
Ron Dennis may have paid the highest price yet for the spying controversy that engulfed his McLaren team last year - by being demoted from his position as team principal.
Bernie: Kimi's better when he's pi**ed.
Though Kimi Raikkonen may have come under fire in a number of quarters for his renowned heavy partying antics, the reigning Formula 1 World Champion has found an ally in the sport - in the shape of no less than Bernie Ecclestone.
Vettel replaces injured Coulthard in test.
Sebastian Vettel has been parachuted into Red Bull Racing's RB4 for today's testing in Barcelona, after regular pilot David Coulthard was forced to sit out proceedings.
F1 a victim as Bahrain stamps out smoking.
Despite the sport having banned such sponsorship since 2005, posters advertising tobacco products using the forthcoming Bahrain Grand Prix are to be pulled down as the country attempts to fall into line with increasingly popular smoking restrictions.
Paul Frere dies at 91.
Race driver-turned-journalist Paul Frere has died at the age 91, bringing the curtain down on a varied career that began on two wheels and continued into his eighties.
Schumacher back in harness for Barca test.
Michael Schumacher will make another of his sporadic returns to a Formula One car when he helps to kick off Ferrari's final pre-season test of 2008 at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya today [Monday].
Karthikeyan admission another blow for Aguri?
Narain Karthikeyan has hinted that he is no longer in negotiations with financially-troubled Formula 1 outfit Super Aguri about a race drive this year.
Renault: No 'W wing'.
Renault has played down speculation that it is secretly developing a radical aerodynamic solution that could provide a gain of around half a second a lap for its R28 chassis.
Lewis not to blame for Swiss switch.
Lewis Hamilton may have been lauded for his successful graduation to Formula One last season, but the tide of opinion turned somewhat when it was revealed that he was to decamp from the UK to Switzerland.