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Schumacher's ex-manager Weber avoids jail term
Michael Schumacher's former manager and Nico H?lkenberg's current manager Willi Weber has been sentenced to two years' probation by a German court in Stuttgart for embezzlement
Haug convinced Mercedes has 'the ingredients to succeed'
As Mercedes Grand Prix team principal Ross Brawn admits the defending world champions have yet to truly get a grip on F1 2010's key aerodynamic innovations, Norbert Haug insists the Brackley-based outfit will get there
Your hottest motorsport babe for July revealed!
F1 and World Superbikes might now have broken off for their well-earned annual mid-summer rest, but here at Crash.net we will stop at nothing to keep you entertained, as this list of July's top ten grid girls goes to show...
Mercedes apologise for loose wheel
Upon hearing that his stray wheel had hit 'Big Nige', one of his former Williams truckies, Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg joked that the wheel would have come off worst.
Schumacher attacked over Barrichello swipe
Michael Schumacher attacked by pundits over his move on Rubens Barrichello in Hungary
Latest F1 championship standings
All change at the top of the F1 2010 championship standings post-Hungary with Mark Webber and Red Bull moving to the top of the pile in the drivers' and constructors' respectively.
Webber wins in Hungary
Mark Webber wins in Hungary and moves into the lead in the battle for the F1 2010 drivers' title.
Virgin wins new car qualifying battle
Timo Glock finds last lap gain to put Virgin Racing ahead of Lotus in new car battle.
Whitmarsh wants wing ruling
McLaren and Mercedes have called for assurance that so-called 'flexi-wings' will be permitted long-term before embarking on a development programme.
Kobayashi hit with five-place penalty
Sauber man Kamui Kobayashi will start the Hungarian Grand Prix from 23rd place after the stewards handed him a five-place grid penalty.
Red Bull: Fuss over flexible front wings a compliment
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the flexible front wing on the RB6 complies with all the regulations - and adds it is not a 'silver bullet'.
Win tickets to MPH - featuring Top Gear Live!
Win tickets to see Top Gear Live at the annual MPH Show in London
F1 to improve wheel tethers
A second wheel tether will be added in F1 for 2011 to improve safety
Brundle: Hockenheim was excruciatingly painful
Martin Brundle says it was 'excruciatingly painful and infuriating' to see Ferrari try and deny using team orders in the German Grand Prix - and calls for the team order ban to be removed from F1
Dennis hits out at USF1 bosses
Ron Dennis hits out at USF1 bosses over the way in which the team failed to make it onto the grid for the 2010 season
Blown diffuser stays on McLaren
McLaren continues with its blown diffuser at Hockenheim
Hamilton admits 'totalling' his car not his proudest hour
He might have heavily damaged his McLaren-Mercedes with a hefty morning shunt in the rain, and the blown rear end may still not be quite 'perfect', but F1 2010 World Championship leader Lewis Hamilton remains confident for the 2010 German Grand Prix at Hockenheim
Salo: Always a little bit of regret, but it was a job I had to do
On the eve of the 2010 German Grand Prix at Hockenheim this weekend, former F1 star Mika Salo looks back at the same race eleven years ago, and his occasional regrets about the 'job he had to do'
40 Years of Sauber Motorsport - A Tale of the Unexpected
The 2010 German Grand Prix at Hockenheim this weekend will see Sauber Motorsport celebrate 40 years of racing - here is the fascinating account of how the team got to this point...
Webber does not regret Silverstone outburst
Mark Webber has said that he has no regrets about what he said at the end of the British GP, but insists that all is calm ahead of the Hockenheim round this weekend.
Hartley loses Red Bull role
Red Bull drops Brendon Hartley from its Junior Team - ending his involvement with F1 programme
Radio-controlled model and virtual racing destination set for Silverstone
In an exciting new venture, Moto Arena - the world's first radio-controlled model and virtual racing destination - will open its doors to the public in six weeks' time at the celebrated 'Home of British Motor Racing', Silverstone
Webber never even liked new front wing, claims RBR engineer
Almost as a postscript now to the infamous front wing row that flared up at Red Bull Racing in the wake of the 2010 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, a team engineer has claimed that Mark Webber never even liked the new part...