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Crestfallen Barrichello fails to quash talk of Brawn bias
He tried hard to conceal his disappointment at the end of a race he knew had been taken away from him in Barcelona, but Rubens Barrichello's face revealed far more than his words at the end of the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend, as rumours intensify within the Formula 1 paddock that he is alread
Button wins again in Spain
Jenson Button has taken a fourth win in five Formula One races after leading home Rubens Barrichello to a one-two finish in the Spanish Grand Prix.
REVEALED: Post-qualifying F1 car weights in Barcelona
The publication of the post-qualifying car weights for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona has once again thrown up a number of surprises - and cast some doubt upon whether Brawn GP really does still have the fastest car on the grid as the European leg of the 2009 Formula 1 campaign re
Raikkonen hints budget cap may drive him from F1
Former world champion Kimi Raikkonen has dropped hints that the new optional ?40 million budget cap set for introduction in 2010 could be the final straw that causes him to hang up his grand prix helmet - contending that 'this is not F1 anymore'.
Brawn warns against turning F1 into 'Swiss watch-making'
Flying in the face of the opinions expressed by both Ferrari and BMW over the past week, Ross Brawn has thrown his support behind the FIA's new optional ?40 million budget cap in Formula 1, warning that without it the top flight risks 'turning [engineers] into Swiss watchmakers' - but equally und
Haug reveals growing demand for Mercedes KERS
Mercedes-Benz has received 'several enquiries' about its KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems) technology in Formula 1, Norbert Haug has revealed - with reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton praising it for having 'performed fantastically through all the races'.
Adam Carroll: I could fight for F1 world championship
Newly-crowned A1GP Champion Adam Carroll has challenged Formula 1 teams to take a punt on his services in 2010, by insisting: I can fight for the world championship!
FIA President Max Mosley's son found dead
The son of the head of Formula 1's governing body, Max Mosley, has been found dead from a suspected drugs overdose in his West London home.
Super Aguri eyeing budget cap return to F1 'piranha club'
Barely a year on from his withdrawal from a sport he emotionally described as 'a piranha club', Aguri Suzuki has revealed that Super Aguri could be in-line for a shock return to competition in the top flight in Formula 1's new 'low-cost' era in 2010.
Unimpressed Ferrari: F1 not a never-ending story
Ferrari has criticised Formula 1's new optional budget cap as 'fundamentally unfair and perhaps even biased' and as being liable to create a two-tier, split-level championship of haves and have-nots - as Luca di Montezemolo hinted that the team's participation is 'not a never-ending story'.
Refuelling to be banned from 2010
The FIA has announced that refuelling in Formula 1 will be banned from next season in a further bid to drive down costs.
Ecclestone: F1 needs a black female Jewish driver
Already well-known for his desire to broaden Formula 1's scope in terms of the countries it visits, Bernie Ecclestone now appears keen to reach out to more culturally and ethnically diverse audiences too in proclaiming that what the sport needs most of all is 'a female driver who is black and Jew
Horner: BMW sacrificed their hold over Sebastian Vettel
BMW-Sauber relinquished its hold over Sebastian Vettel when it failed to offer the German a race seat in 2008, Christian Horner has revealed - as Red Bull Racing makes clear its firm intention to retain the services of the sport's hottest property for the foreseeable future.
Swine flu to see fans banned from Spanish Grand Prix?
The Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona in a week-and-a-half's time could be Formula 1's first-ever spectator-less event, it has been mused - after it was revealed that the region surrounding the track is the most infected in Europe from the new swine flu panic.
Dehydrated Alonso makes his point in Bahrain
Double Formula 1 World Champion Fernando Alonso battled hard to finish inside the points in eighth position in the Bahrain Grand Prix at the weekend - and, due to a drink pump failure meaning he had been deprived of water throughout, subsequently came close to collapsing from dehydration after st
Ferrari gets off the mark in 2009 after flirting with disaster
Ferrari narrowly averted the embarrassment of its worst start to a Formula 1 World Championship season in history with Kimi Raikkonen coming home sixth in the Bahrain Grand Prix today - but the Finn was lucky not to exit proceedings at the first corner after being run into by team-mate Felipe Mas
Strategic error scuppers Toyota's victory challenge
Toyota was left licking its wounds after a race it could - and perhaps should - have won in Sakhir today, with a crucial strategic error seeing the big-budget Japanese manufacturer once again come up short of registering its breakthrough Formula 1 victory.
Gutsy second for Vettel eases Red Bull 'disappointment'
A battling performance by Shanghai star Sebastian Vettel earned Red Bull Racing a hard-earned second place in the Bahrain Grand Prix, but his team nonetheless admitted to a touch of 'disappointment' at not having been able to repeat its Chinese glory in the desert kingdom.
Jarno Trulli leads Toyota F1 front row in Bahrain
Jarno Trulli and Timo Glock put their pre-season testing in Sakhir to good use in qualifying for this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, by storming to Toyota's first-ever front row lock-out in Formula 1 - as the team now eyes its breakthrough victory in the top flight on race day.
BIC puts art into Bahrain GP.
The Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix got underway in a burst of colour with some artistic flourishes added to one of the world's already more unique venues.