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Stepney: Spy is still at Ferrari.
Former Ferrari engineer, Nigel Stepney has once again insisted that he was not the man responsible for leaking secret documents to suspended McLaren chief designer, Mike Coughlan.
Renault wow South African crowds.
Giancarlo Fisichella and Nelson Piquet Jr. wowed the 100,000 strong crowd that turned out to watch Renault take their renowned Roadshow to the streets of Johannesburg, South Africa,
Spyker tests 'hybrid' F8-VII.
The Spyker F1 team moved a step closer towards launching its new B-spec car at Silverstone on Wednesday, when test driver, Giedo van der Garde took to the track and ran with the new rear end and gearbox that will be used on the upgraded machine.
Spyker reveals Albers replacement.
As predicted, Sakon Yamamoto has been confirmed as the replacement for Christijan Albers at Spyker for the remainder of the 2007 Formula 1 season.
FIA confirms verdict following spy hearing.
The FIA, Formula 1's governing body, has confirmed that Team McLaren-Mercedes will not face any penalty what-so-ever following the extraordinary meeting of the FIA World Motor Sport Council in Paris today [Thursday].
Speed speaks out.
Scott Speed appears to be on the verge of quitting Scuderia Toro Rosso - if he hasn't already been given his marching orders - claiming that he can no longer work with team principals Gerhard Berger and Franz Tost.
Buemi looks to get mileage for F1 super licence.
Red Bull Junior driver, Sebastien Buemi got his first 'proper' run in a Formula 1 car at Jerez on Tuesday, as testing resumed following Sunday's European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring.
Massa faces wrath of Italy.
Felipe Massa has found how quickly it is possible to go from darling to demon among Ferrari fans, after being pilloried for his reaction to Fernando Alonso's race-winning move at the Nurburgring on Sunday.
Speed: STR are pushing to get rid of me and Tonio.
Scott Speed's strained relationship with Scuderia Toro Rosso seems to have taken another turn for the worst this weekend, with Speed TV reporting that the American, eliminated along with Vitantonio Liuzzi on lap three of the European Grand Prix during the severe shower just after the start
Winkelhock: I will remember this race forever!
He may not be in the car again at the next race in Hungary, but Formula 1 debutant Markus Winkelhock knows he will go down in the grand prix record books after sensationally leading his debut race at the N?rburgring...in a Spyker.
Regenmeister Alonso lords it over the 'Ring.
Fernando Alonso has hailed his McLaren-Mercedes squad for bouncing back from team-mate Lewis Hamilton's hefty qualifying smash to play an instrumental role in his victory in the European Grand Prix - a result that has driven him right back into the championship fight.
Alonso wins Euro GP thriller.
Fernando Alonso has won the 2007 European Grand Prix after a hugely eventful race peppered with changeable weather and decided by a stunning passing move five laps from the finish.
Raikkonen takes European GP pole.
Kimi Raikkonen will start his bid for a hat-trick of Formula One victories from pole position at the Nurburgring, but qualifying for the European Grand Prix was overshadowed by Lewis Hamilton's high-speed accident.
Haug expecting 'fair hearing'.
Mercedes motorsport boss Norbert Haug has said that he expects nothing untoward to come out in next week's FIA hearing in Paris, to which McLaren personnel have been summoned to answer charges relating the to Ferrari 'spy row'.
Hamilton unhurt after smash.
Lewis Hamilton has been taken to the Nurburgring medical centre on a stretcher after a heavy crash brought his qualifying for the European Grand Prix to an abrupt halt.
Hamilton has scan, team promise full enquiry.
McLaren-Mercedes have confirmed that Lewis Hamilton has had a 'precautionary' CT scan following his high-speed crash in qualifying for the European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring. Hamilton went off in Q3 at turn eight and crashed into the tyre barriers with considerable force.
Barrichello gets new deal with Honda.
Rubens Barrichello has announced that he will stay with the Honda Racing F1 team next season having agreed a one-year extension to his current deal.
Heidfeld not worried about contract situation.
BMW Sauber's Nick Heidfeld has said that he is 'not concerned' that he has yet to sign a new contract with the team, even though his current two-year deal expires at the end of this season.
Albers seeking answers over 'unfair' sacking.
Christijan Albers says he is seeking answers from the Spyker team following his dismissal from the Silverstone-based outfit's driver line-up earlier this week.
Spa test - day three: 12 July.
Kimi Raikkonen ensured that Ferrari remained at the top of the time-sheets at Spa as the first Formula 1 test at the remodelled Belgian circuit drew to a close.
Sir Robin Miller joins Crash Media Group.
Publishing industry executive Sir Robin Miller has joined Crash Media Group Ltd as its new chairman, giving the company added impetus as it continues to expand.
PICS: Mansell drives for BMW at Silverstone.
Three-time British Grand Prix winner, Nigel Mansell got back behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car at Silverstone last weekend, when he put on a display within the BMW Sauber team's Pit Lane Park attraction.
Klien to replace Albers, Karthikeyan for GP2?
by Russell Atkins Christian Klien looks set for a return to full-time Formula 1 action as he is hotly-tipped to step into the under-fire Christijan Albers' seat at Spyker - possibly as early as the European Grand Prix in two weeks' time.
Davidson: The red mist just came down - EXCLUSIVE.
by Russell Atkins Anthony Davidson held his hand up for the error that has left him down in 19th spot on the starting grid for his maiden British Grand Prix, ruing the bad luck that has plagued him since the beginning of the season.