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McLaren title hopes ended by drain cover?
If beating Renault wasn't going to be hard enough at the Chinese Grand Prix, McLaren found its assault halved when Juan Montoya was rendered hors de combat by an errant drain cover.
Downbeat end to Sato's BAR career.
Takuma Sato's BAR career fizzled out in Shanghai with a gearbox problem that capped another fraught afternoon for the Japanese driver.
Karthikeyan shunt raises questions.
Narain Karthikeyan walked away, apparently unhurt, from a big crash that precipitated the second safety car appearance during the Chinese Grand Prix, but concerns were raised over the length of time it took anyone to reach the scene of the accident.
Montoya: Drain broke whole side of car off!
Juan Pablo Montoya was extremely unlucky hit a dislodged drain during the Chinese Grand Prix, but lucky that the incident had not have been a lot worse.
Monteiro targets Schumacher reliability record.
Tiago Monteiro may have established himself in the Formula One record book this season, but is already targeting another mark as the campaign draws to a close in China this weekend.
Sick Button to miss GP?
Jenson Button's role in the Chinese Grand Prix is under scrutiny as the Briton attempts to recover from the effects of food poisoning that plagued him throughout Friday free practice.
JV, Montoya fail to agree over Suzuka incident.
Juan Pablo Montoya and Jacques Villeneuve will have to agree to disagree over the incident which put the Colombian out of the Japanese Grand Prix after neither was keen to accept blame for the incident when quizzed ahead of this final race of the season this weekend in China.
Kubica rewarded with Renault test.
Renault Sport has confirmed that Polish driver Robert Kubica is to take part in a test with the Renault Formula One team in Barcelona in December.
Credit Suisse confirms BMW involvement.
Whilst its partnership with Sauber will come to an end at the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend, Credit Suisse has confirmed that it will continue to support new 'owners' BMW when the German marque takes over the entry in 2006.
Montoya: Villeneuve cost us 1-2.
Juan Pablo Montoya has blamed Jacques Villeneuve for allowing Renault to slip back into the constructors' championship lead, after accusing the Canadian of running him off the road on lap one at Suzuka.
Webber, Coulthard 'start' again.
Mark Webber and David Coulthard have not enjoyed the most harmonious of seasons, and war of words sparked into life once again at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday.
CARTOON: Sato's 'hopeless ambition'.
Having already irritated seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher at Spa, Takuma Sato earned himself few plaudits by taking Jarno Trulli out of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.
Albers on fire, Minardi drivers under fire.
Minardi drivers Robert Doornbos and Christijan Albers were both left to rue miscues on their pit-stops in the Japanese Grand Prix, although the latter got a little hotter under the collar than he had anticipated.
Symonds: We know Fisi was pushing hard.
Pat Symonds has attempted to lift the pressure on Giancarlo Fisichella after the Italian lost victory in Japan to Kimi Raikkonen on the last lap of the race at Suzuka.
Trulli slams 'dangerous' Sato.
Jarno Trulli has repeated Michael Schumacher's claims that Takuma Sato is driving beyond his limits, after being taken out of the Japanese Grand Prix by the crowd favourite.
Sato, Villeneuve punished for Suzuka incidents.
Takuma Sato and Jacques Villeneuve have been taken to task by the stewards for their part in separate incidents during the Japanese Grand Prix.
Flav furious with FIA 'foul up'.
Renault MD Flavio Briatore insists that his team could, and should, have won the Japanese Grand Prix but, instead of blaming Giancarlo Fisichella for losing out to Kimi Raikkonen in the closing stages, lashed out at the stewards for an error that he believed lost Fernando Alonso a shot at victory
Fisi: There was nothing I could do.
Giancarlo Fisichella did not look for excuses after being beaten to victory at the Japanese Grand Prix, claiming instead that he had had no defence against Kimi Raikkonen's faster McLaren-Mercedes combination.
Alonso: There was nothing to lose.
Although backed into the situation by his misfortune in qualifying, new world champion Fernando Alonso lived up to his promise to be more aggressive in the first of the season-ending Asian flyaways.
Kimi celebrates 'best win'.
Kimi Raikkonen has branded his victory at the Japanese Grand Prix as perhaps the best of his Formula One career, having had to fight his way from 17th on the grid.
Schumacher quickest, but crashes in Suzuka rain.
Michael Schumacher suffered a spectacular crash just a few minutes into a wet first practice session at Suzuka on Saturday morning, but some still managed to top the timesheeets in the first of two practice sessions.
Karthikeyan stars for Bridgestone in wet practice.
The Jordan and Minardi drivers had a chance to shine in Friday's wet second practice session at Suzuka, as Bridgestone's extreme wet tyres proved superior to Michelin's offering.
Honda's mystery team to be unveiled 'soon'.
Honda top brass insist that the identity of the team that it is expected to supply with engines in next year's Formula One world championship will be revealed before too long.
Raikkonen suffers more engine woe.
Kimi Raikkonen suffered his fourth engine failure of the year in the first practice session of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend at Suzuka, and will thus have to take yet another ten-place grid penalty, potentially damaging McLaren's chances of securing the constructors' title before the last race