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Coulthard wanted Piquet punished.
David Coulthard has expressed both surprise and frustration that Nelson Piquet Jr was not punished for his part in the Singapore race-fixing row that marred the second running of the event at the end of September.
F1 Rocks supremo aiming to launch Glasgow Grand Prix
First there has been talk of New York, and now a grand prix around the streets of Glasgow could become a reality if the ambitious promoter of the successful new F1 Rocks series of concerts gets his way - with Paul Morrison admitting that 'when I have something in my mind, it is just a case of doi
Raikkonen to replace Webber at Red Bull as McLaren talks stall?
Ex-F1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen could be set for a surprise switch to Red Bull Racing in 2010, it has been rumoured - as the Finn's discussions with former employers McLaren-Mercedes appear to have hit deadlock over his financial demands, whilst Mark Webber's continuing allegiance to his disg
Bourdais: Briatore destroyed me too
Nelsinho Piquet is not the only F1 driver whose career has been 'destroyed' by disgraced former Renault F1 managing director Flavio Briatore, S?bastien Bourdais has revealed - as the Frenchman admitted the famously irascible Italian was 'a big problem' for him throughout his time in the top fligh
McLaren to ditch Merc and run BMW in F1 2010?
McLaren's partnership with engine-supplier Mercedes-Benz - believed to have been on rocky ground for some time - could culminate in divorce as soon as the end of the 2009 F1 World Championship campaign, it has been rumoured, with reports that BMW is set to fill the breach.
Innured Glock to miss Japanese GP
Toyota has confirmed that Timo Glock will not take part in the Japanese Grand Prix after his qualifying accident at Suzuka on Saturday.
Webber accident rules him out of qualifying
Despite his morning practice accident not appearing too serious, Mark Webber looks set to be ruled out of qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix.
Rossi: Raikkonen 'is not very fast'
Record-breaking multiple MotoGP World Champion Valentino Rossi has suggested that the reason Kimi Raikkonen has been dropped by Ferrari to make way for Fernando Alonso in F1 in 2010 is that the 2007 title-winner 'is not very fast'.
Lotus boss denies GE deal has link to F1
New Lotus F1 chief executive Tony Fernandes has denied that a $500,000 a year sponsorship deal he has brokered for the new Asian Basketball League will lead to the company backing his grand prix outfit.
Massa: Piquet crash cost me title
Felipe Massa afforded Nelson Piquet Jr a cursory handshake when the pair met at a Brazilian kart circuit this week, but repeated the claim that his countryman's 'accident' in last year's Singapore Grand Prix cost him the F1 world title.
Webber revealed as co-owner of GP3 team.
Mark Webber has revealed a desire to help up-and-coming drivers, especially Australian hopefuls, by entering into a team ownership deal in the new GP3 Series.
Norbert Haug: McLaren can manage two megastars
McLaren-Mercedes is perfectly capable of successfully managing two top-drawer drivers in F1, Norbert Haug has urged - as the rumours swirling around the paddock to the effect that 2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen is to return to his former team in 2010 gather pace.
Horner: F1 is 'worse than Eastenders'
F1 has a lot of tidying up to do if it is to re-establish its reputation after degenerating to such an extent that it is now 'worse than Eastenders' with its succession of high-profile, tabloid-fodder scandals - that is the opinion of Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner.
Toyota hints F1 withdrawal not impossible
Toyota has confirmed what many in the F1 paddock have long feared by dropping hints that a withdrawal from competition at the end of the 2009 world championship campaign - following in the wheeltracks of Honda and BMW - is not out of the question.
Glock aiming for 'perfect' podium on Toyota home turf
Having ascended the rostrum in Singapore for the first time since Malaysia all the way back in early April, Timo Glock has clearly regained the taste for podium champagne - and is eyeing a second successive climb up the steps on Toyota's home turf at Suzuka this weekend, what would undoubtedly be
Identity of Singapore-gate 'Witness X' revealed
The identity of the hitherto mysterious 'Witness X' has been revealed by a British newspaper, with the fourth member of Renault F1 privy to the 'Singapore-gate' conspiracy widely held to have provided the vital evidence that earned Flavio Briatore a lifetime ban from all FIA-sanctioned motorsport
Development freeze hits Ferrari
Ferrari's decision to end development of the F60 led to a disappointing performance in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix, with Kimi Raikkonen leading the team's challenge down in 13th place on the grid.
Lotus progressing towards December goal.
Formula One's newest team principal - Renault stand-in Bob Bell aside - has revealed that his first car should be completed shortly before Christmas, having been started even before an entry was confirmed by the FIA.
Bernie attacked over Briatore backing
Sir Martin Sorrell, who serves on the board of the firm that owns the commercial rights to F1, has hit out at Bernie Ecclestone over his comments on disgraced F1 team boss Flavio Briatore.
Ecclestone backs Todt presidency bid
Formula One ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone has revealed his support for former Ferrari team chief Jean Todt, joining other motorsport promoters as the FIA presidential race took another step towards its denouement .
Minardi: Briatore forced out by 'manhunt'
Gian Carlo Minardi has said that the manner of Flavio Briatore's public ousting from the motorsport world smacked of a crusade against the flamboyant Italian.