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Ecclestone 'may have to sue the FIA' over engine noise
F1 commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone has raised the spectre of taking legal action against governing body the FIA should the 2014 engine regulations lead to circuits deserting the sport...
Ascanelli: Toro Rosso can be pleased so far
Giorgio Ascanelli says Toro Rosso can be happy with progress made so far in F1 2011
Audi prompted four-cylinder engine chaos, reveals Newey
Red Bull Racing chief technical officer Adrian Newey has pointed the finger firmly at Audi for the whole debate about four-cylinder engines in F1 - claiming the German manufacturer showed interest, and then changed its mind...
Webber: Rule changes make no difference to results
Mark Webber has said that he does not expect to see any difference in race performance due to recent F1 rule changes, but admits the fight will be fair.
HRT owner convicted of fraud, reports Spanish media
On the eve of his team's second 'home' race of the F1 2011 campaign in Valencia, Hispania Racing (HRT) majority owner Jos? Ram?n Carabante has reportedly been convicted of fraud but spared jail
Webber only bothered by timing of rule change
Mark Webber has criticised the timing of the latest F1 rule changes, but insists that they won't hamper Red Bull's charge to another brace of titles.
'Hard to know' how blown diffuser ban will affect Renault, admits Allison
Lotus Renault GP technical director James Allison suggests that contrary to popular opinion, the FIA's impending ban on off-throttle blown diffusers in F1 could actually hurt the Enstone-based outfit less than its rivals
F1 to change to V6 engines - but not until 2014
FIA President Jean Todt has yielded to the pressure applied by Bernie Ecclestone and F1's manufacturers in agreeing to delay the introduction of the sport's new engine formula until 2014 - and to go with V6 power rather than just four cylinders
Red Bull may bid for US GP naming rights
Red Bull may be considering using the money it is set to save by pulling the plug on its NASCAR Sprint Cup team to increase its sponsorship of F1 in the United States.
Red Bull KERS work will pay offer, insists team
Red bull Racing may trail in the KERS stakes, but it is doing all it can to perfect its radically different system.
GE can help get Lotus KERS for 2012
Team Lotus' new deal with General Electric should enable it to run with KERS next season, according to Tony Fernandes.
Lewis Hamilton, Tony Stewart swap cars at Watkins Glen!
Mobil 1 orchestrated a unique car swap this week between former F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton and two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion Tony Stewart at Watkins Glen. Here's what they thought of it...
Lauda: Hamilton aggression 'will result in someone getting killed'
Former three-time F1 World Champion Niki Lauda has warned the FIA that if nothing is done to curb McLaren-Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton's on-track aggression, 'it will result in someone getting killed'
X-Factor's Rebecca Ferguson to headline 2011 Grand Prix Ball
Organisers have confirmed that they have secured exciting X-Factor runner-up Rebecca Ferguson to headline the glamorous 2011 Grand Prix Ball in aid of the UK's leading children's cancer charity CLIC Sargent
Best result boost for Hispania
Colin Kolles: Today we achieved our best result in the history of Hispania Racing. It was a great race with a positive ending for the team. We made a step forward in terms of performance and in the championship position.
Whitmarsh: Button's victory 'absolutely unbelievable'
Martin Whitmarsh: ...I think I've heard the word 'unbelievable' shouted at me by joyful colleagues about a hundred times this afternoon, and in truth Jenson's drive was exactly that: absolutely unbelievable. Other adjectives that spring to mind are 'heroic', 'majestic', 'magnificent' and 'superb'!
Massa: I can't draw much satisfaction from this
Felipe Massa: I can't draw much satisfaction from this sixth place, given the potential we had here. My chances of finishing on the podium and also of fighting for the win given how things went, just evaporated when I was passing Karthikeyan.
Button takes 'best victory of his career'
Jenson Button: I just want to enjoy this moment; it's been a long time coming and it couldn't have been much sweeter. I can't stop smiling now!
Button cleared, no penalties
OFFICIAL: Jenson Button's race clashes with Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton are both deemed 'racing incidents' by the stewards.
de la Rosa in for Perez in FP2
F1 veteran Pedro de la Rosa drives Sergio Perez's Sauber in FP2 at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Maldonado: Hamilton incident was 'race contact'
Pastor Maldonado appears ready to 'forgive and forget' following his Lewis Hamilton-inspired retirement in Monaco.
Petrov admits fearing broken leg in Monaco shunt
Vitaly Petrov feared that he had broken his leg in Monaco, after being unable to feel anything as he tried to exit the cockpit of his Renault.
The best-paid driver in F1 2011 - revealed
Michael Schumacher comes in first for a change - at least in terms of motorsport stars beating Fernando Alonso, Valentino Rossi and Lewis Hamilton et al.
