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Bulgaria set to start work on 'unique' F1 venue
Bulgaria reveals plans for a heated circuit targeting F1
Red Bull slam Berger for 'absurd' Webber slur
Springing to the defence of Mark Webber, Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has blasted as 'ridiculous' claims from Gerhard Berger that the Australian tried to take another driver out with him in his accident in Korea
Sauber slates McLaren and Ferrari celebrations as 'unsporting'
A distinctly unimpressed Sauber founder and team owner Peter Sauber has accused F1 2010 title protagonists McLaren-Mercedes and Ferrari of 'very unsporting' behaviour in the wake of Red Bull Racing's Korean Grand Prix misfortune
BBC defends Korean GP coverage after 273 complaints
The BBC has issued a statement in defence of its channel-change during Sunday's inaugural Korean Grand Prix, after receiving nearly 300 complaints from disgruntled viewers...
Mansell: F1 2010 crown still Webber's to lose - but he won't
Offering his assessment of the F1 2010 title chase with two races to go, former world champion Nigel Mansell reckons Korean error notwithstanding, Mark Webber remains on-course to clinch the drivers' crown - but fears Lewis Hamilton will conversely end up counting the cost of his 'misjudgements' this year
Berger: Webber tried to take out a title rival in Korea
In an extraordinary claim, former grand prix star Gerhard Berger has accused Red Bull Racing's Mark Webber of trying to take out one of his F1 2010 title rivals in last weekend's inaugural Korean Grand Prix
HRT not hot on warmers
The struggling HRT team drew the wrath of the Korean GP stewards for allowing Sakon Yamamoto to leave the pits with a tyre warmer still attached to his car.
Korean circuit changed after complaints
FIA race director Charlie Whiting has ordered changes to the new F1 circuit at Yeongam after concerns were raised on day one of the Korean Grand Prix.
Drivers express concerns over 'dangerous' Korean pit entry
Two of F1's most experienced campaigners have spoken out about what they believe is a 'dangerous' pit-lane entry at the recently-completed Korea International Circuit, home to this weekend's inaugural Korean Grand Prix
RBR not letting 'spoilt' Vettel learn from his mistakes
As a man who has lifted the laurels in the top flight before, Jacques Villeneuve warns Red Bull Racing that by not admonishing Sebastian Vettel for the mistakes he has made, they could be destroying the young German's chances of claiming F1 2010 title glory
Ecclestone recreates F1's 'Gang of Four' - only now there are five
A quarter of a century ago, it was Nigel Mansell, Nelson Piquet, Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, but now F1's 'Gang of Four' has expanded to become a 'Gang of Five' as Bernie Ecclestone rolled back the years in Korea...
Do you fancy owning an exclusive signed photo of Sir Stirling Moss?
The 1957 British Grand Prix was won by Sir Stirling Moss driving a British built car, a truely inspiring motorsport moment which was captured on camera and is now available for you to own.
Seats still open for Abu Dhabi young driver test
The line-up for next month's young driver test at Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina circuit is slowly filling up, but opportunities remain for aspiring talent.
Prost: Schumacher F1 return betrayed 'a lack of humility'
Former multiple world champion Alain Prost argues Michael Schumacher should have downplayed his objectives for his ill-fated F1 2010 comeback - but says 'a lack of humility' prevented the German legend from doing so
The 30 greatest F1 duels of all time (Part III)
In the third and final part of the series, here we bring you exciting and entertaining archive footage of some of the greatest wheel-to-wheel duels ever to be fought out in the world of F1, from 1993 right up to the present day
The 30 greatest F1 duels of all time (Part II)
In the second in a three-part series, here we bring you exciting and entertaining archive footage of some of the greatest wheel-to-wheel duels ever to be fought out in the world of F1, this time from 1982 to 1992...
The 30 greatest F1 duels of all time (Part I)
In the first in a three-part series to run over the next three days, here we bring you exciting and entertaining archive footage of some of the greatest wheel-to-wheel duels ever to be fought out in the world of F1...
Renault: If we give Kubica just half a title chance, he'll win it
Renault F1 technical director James Allison argues that Robert Kubica is so good that should the team give him a car that's 'even half-capable' of claiming the crown, the Pole will achieve it
McCarthy tells BBC to 'pull their socks up' in Stig row
The original Stig from cult BBC motoring show Top Gear, Perry McCarthy, has sought to correct a few common misconceptions - and suggests that regarding his successor Ben Collins' complaints, there's no smoke without fire...
Schumacher: Mine and Nico's cars have not always been the same
Ironically off the back of one of his best performances since his return, under-fire record-breaking F1 legend Michael Schumacher has offered another reason to explain his off-colour form at Mercedes Grand Prix this year...
Ecclestone vows to facilitate Porsche F1 return
As speculation mounts regarding a potential grand prix comeback for one of the most iconic names in automotive history - Porsche - influential F1 commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone has lent the idea his full support
'Cursed' Massa escapes penalty
Felipe Massa: I think I was really cursed today! This morning in qualifying, because of traffic, I failed to get into Q3. This afternoon in the race, I didn't even manage to get through the first two corners.
di Grassi destroys Virgin before race start
Lucas di Grassi is out of the Japanese GP before it even starts, following shunt at 130R.
Hamilton: We have no expectations
Lewis Hamilton has admitted that, after crashing on Friday, he will take what comes on the combined qualifying and race day at the Japanese GP.