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Helicopter crash claims Bridgestone lives.
Members of Bridgestone's Formula One team are feared dead after reports that a helicopter crashed after leaving the Magny-Cours circuit on Saturday night.
'Quick Nick` due for a change of French fortunes.
Nick Heidfeld insists he is fully fit once more following the back pain that forced him to curtail his testing at Silverstone last week, and is bidding to improve on his best Formula 1 result at Magny-Cours - a circuit that looked kindly on him throughout the junior formulae.
Prancing Horse ready to gallop once more.
Ferrari aces Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen are confident the Scuderia has finally turned a corner in its bid to regain its competitive edge in 2007, after the duo thoroughly dominated proceedings during practice ahead of Sunday's French Grand Prix.
Kimi: Ferrari must reclaim front row in France.
Kimi Raikkonen is optimistic Ferrari will be in far better shape than of late at Magny-Cours this weekend, but he insists the Prancing Horse must shine in qualifying if it is to gallop and not stutter come race day.
McLaren: Motivation is considerable.
Team McLaren-Mercedes will be out to further extend its lead in the constructors' and drivers' world championships in France next weekend and CEO Martin Whitmarsh isn't taking anything for granted.
Lewis Hamilton crashes charity go kart
Whilst trying to negotiate what was, undeniably, a slightly narrow track in London's Brunswick Square, Lewis Hamilton has crashed the kart that was sold for ?42,100 in a charity auction on eBay. The event was part of the winning bidder's 'prize'.
Murray Walker to return to commentary booth
Murray Walker, who retired in 2001, will return to the commentary booth for this year's German Grand Prix in July, to stand in for BBC Five Live's David Croft, whose wife is expecting a baby that weekend.
Bridgestone `happy` to see tyres have influence.
Bridgestone has admitted that it was pleased to see its products have an effect on the racing in Sunday's United States Grand Prix, despite suggestions from some drivers that wear rates played a part in their individual results.
Vettel: Qualifying was thrilling.
Despite his relative lack of Formula One experience, Sebastian Vettel admitted to being disappointed with seventh on the grid for his Formula One debut at the US Grand Prix.
Hamilton wins USGP.
If Lewis Hamilton's maiden Formula One victory resembled a stroll in the park - albeit one interrupted by safety cars periods - his second shown composure under a different kind of pressure as McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso harried him to the flag at Indianapolis.
Ecclestone frustrated by lack of GP promotion.
Bernie Ecclestone has added fuel to the speculation that he won't renew the deal with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway after hitting out at the organisers of the United States Grand Prix, claiming they are not doing enough to promote Formula 1.
Alonso edges Vettel in P3.
Fernando Alonso completed a clean sweep of fastest times in practice for the United States Grand Prix ahead of qualifying for the race at Indianapolis, although he had to work hard to wrestle the best lap off Sebastian Vettel.
Kubica to miss Indy.
Sebastien Vettel is to make his Formula 1 debut in the United States Grand Prix after Robert Kubica was forced out of the event on medical advice.
Sato keeps expectations in check.
Takuma Sato insists that he isn't expecting a repeat of his Canadian Grand Prix heroics this weekend as the Formula 1 World Championship heads to Indianapolis for the second of back-to-back races.
Pit lane rules aren`t clear, says Massa.
Felipe Massa has blamed unclear rules as to why he missed the red light at the end of the pit lane that led to his controversial disqualification in the Canadian Grand Prix.
Hamilton admits surprise over Alonso quotes.
Lewis Hamilton has admitted his surprise over comments made by his team-mate Fernando Alonso suggesting that the Briton has been getting more support within the McLaren Mercedes team.
Heikki: I never lost the faith.
Heikki Kovalainen has insisted that his fourth place finish in last weekend's Canadian Grand Prix had not come as a relief after several tough races - but only because he had never lost faith in his own ability as a race driver.
Kubica update: Statement from hospital.
A statement from the H?pital du Sacr?-Coeur in Montreal where BMW-Sauber pilot Robert Kubica is currently hospitalised has confirmed the Pole is not in any serious danger following his terrifying accident in today's Canadian Grand Prix. The statement read:
Local wildlife accounts for Davidson.
While team-mate Takuma Sato added to Super Aguri's Formula One account for 2007, Anthony Davidson was left to count an unfortunate encounter with the local wildlife that scuppered his own scoring chances.
Wurz celebrates decade with podium.
Alex Wurz had admitted that it is perhaps a little too cute to have scored a podium on the tenth anniversary of his Formula One debut, but insisted that he would take the honour after a tough start to his race return with Williams.
'Mystery` for Davidson who misses out by fraction.
Anthony Davidson says he is still unsure as to exactly what it was that spoilt his qualifying lap in Montreal and prevented him from escaping Q3 for today's Canadian Grand Prix around a track he admits is far from one of his favourites.
Massa, Fisichella disqualified for pit error.
Felipe Massa and Giancarlo Fisichella both missed out on the chance to record decent points hauls in the Canadian Grand Prix after committing the cardinal sin of leaving the pit-lane under a red light.
Lewis: This is better than sex!
by Russell Atkins Lewis Hamilton said he was "over the moon" to have sealed his maiden Formula 1 pole position in Montreal at only his sixth attempt and on a circuit he had never so much as seen previously, and described the feeling as "better than sex".
Dennis slams new safety car rules as `unfair`.
Ron Dennis has criticised Formula 1's "unfair" new safety car rules that he believes potentially cost McLaren-Mercedes a one-two finish in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.