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Corruption catches up with Shanghai circuit boss
The man in charge of China's premier race circuit has been removed from his post after it was shown that he was heavily involved in a major corruption scandal.
Danielsson completes Renault test.
A Swede stepped behind the wheel of a Renault Formula 1 car for the first time in 30 years after Alx Danielsson was able to fulfil his prize for triumphing in the 2006 World Series by Renault.
Massa: Chicane is not nice corner.
Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso claimed that they spoke for the majority of the grid when they said that no-one would choose to race on the revised Circuit de Catalunya layout.
Allianz becomes global partner.
Having been a staunch supporter of the Williams team in recent years, Allianz has expanded its Formula One involvement to become a 'global partner' to the top flight category.
Peter Kerr dies at 73.
Widely-travelled Formula One engineer Peter Kerr passed away last week, at the age of 73.
Massa collects Bandini award.
Felipe Massa took time out at the weekend to travel to Brisighella in order to receive the prestigious Lorenzo Bandini award.
Aguri confident despite `biting off` too much.
The Super Aguri F1 team is still hoping that it can open its Formula One points account at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, despite admitting that it tried to do too much in last week's group test at the Circuit de Catalunya.
Brundle gets UEA honorary degree.
Martin Brundle will pick up an honorary degree in July, just a few days following the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, the ninth round in the 2007 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.
Brawn, Symonds back Motorsport in Education.
The Motorsport Academy has lined up a veritable 'who's who' of F1 engineering excellence to share their thoughts on world-class skills, training and employment at its inaugural 'Motorsport in Education' conference, to be held at Silverstone in the wake of the British Grand Prix.
Williams renews RBS deal.
A reflection no doubt of the team's improved form this season, AT&T Williams has revealed that it has taken up the opportunity to renew and extend its established partnership with the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Spyker, Heineken to open Dutch bar.
Spyker has teamed up with Heineken to launch the first-ever Formula One-themed sports bar in the Netherlands, while also agreeing to work together at the track, as Heineken becomes the official beer supplier at events organised by the team.
Heidfeld laps Nordschleife
Nick Heidfeld has described his lap of the legendary Nordschleife at the Nurburgring as something he will 'never forget' when he evoked the circuit's former Formula 1 glory days by lapping the 20.8 kilometre circuit in his BMW Sauber F1.06.
Howett denies Heidfeld interest.
Toyota F1 boss John Howett has attempted to diffuse the on-going rumours about a possible future tie-up with Nick Heidfeld by claiming that the German would bring nothing new to his team.
Prodrive claims title sponsor deal.
Further to denying - again - that he was looking to off-load Prodrive's Formula One entry for next season, David Richards is claiming that the team has already signed a title sponsor for its programme, details of which he hopes to unveil at the British Grand Prix this summer.
F1 viewing figures on the rise.
Formula One's close-fought start to the season, which has produced three different race winners and a three-way tie for the world championship lead, has resulted in encouraging television figures for the sport's 'big five' markets.
Spyker: Sutil doing `excellent job`.
While the rumour mill grinds into overtime around his more experienced team-mate, Adrian Sutil is quietly impressing his bosses at Spyker F1 - despite two first lap incidents in three races.
Schumacher calls for greater road safety awareness
Multiple world champion Michael Schumacher has added his support to the latest international road safety campaign, joining FIA president Max Mosley and current F1 drivers in calling for greater awareness of the dangers of driving.
DuPont named official supplier to BMW.
The BMW Sauber F1 team has announced that it is 'extending its partnership' with DuPont de Nemours - and as such with immediate effect DuPont will become an official supplier to the Swiss-based operation.
Spyker, Albers take on F-16.
The Spyker F1 team took on the Dutch air force on Friday when Christijan Albers went head-to-head with an F-16 fighter jet at Volkel, in the south of Holland.
F1 versus F16 at Volkel.
Spyker are to take on the Dutch air force on Friday when Christijan Albers goes head-to-head with an F-16 fighter jet at Volkel.
Red Bull duo encouraged but frustrated.
David Coulthard was sanguine about the disappointing end to his Bahrain Grand Prix after a superb drive through the field that was set to be rewarded with points was ruined by a retirement-inducing driveshaft failure.
Button, Speed out on first lap.
Jenson Button and Scott Speed both went out on the opening lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday, when they got caught up in the mayhem at turn 3 and were eliminated in separate incidents just metres apart.
Massa thanks girlfriend!
Felipe Massa has dedicated his Bahrain Grand Prix victory to his girlfriend, Raffaela for putting up with his moods after his disappointment in Sepang last weekend.
Coulthard, Sato head Q1 casualties.
David Coulthard was the biggest casualty of the opening phase of qualifying in Bahrain, as the gearbox on his Red Bull RB3 prevented him from making the cut.