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Rare <I>Autocourse</I> offered for auction.
Formula One fans will have the chance to get their hands on a rare copy of the iconic Autocourse annual when a version of the 50th issue goes up for auction.
Montagny makes impressive Super Aguri debut.
Franck Montagny made a solid start to his long-awaited Formula One race weekend debut by running team mate Takuma Sato close in practice for the European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring.
Barrichello is there now, says JB.
Jenson Button admits that he has been surprised by the struggles of Honda team-mate Rubens Barrichello to get onto the pace this season, but says that the Brazilian has go through the worst of it.
Ide sorry for Imola incident.
Super Aguri number two driver, Yuji Ide has apologised to Christijan Albers after their coming together at the start of the San Marino Grand Prix two weeks ago.
Bell: Michelin will beat Bridgestone.
Renault chassis technical director, Bob Bell has predicted that the balance of power will swing back to Michelin this weekend and in the next few races, after Bridgestone and Ferrari took the laurels at Imola two weeks ago.
Alonso: We have to keep pushing.
World champion Fernando Alonso believes that McLaren and Mercedes will probably be Renault's closest rivals at the Nurburgring this weekend, but insists that the regie would be unwise to discount the threat from Ferrari.
Red Bull stars light up Cardiff streets.
The highly impressive Millennium Centre in the continuously developing Cardiff Bay played host to the Grand Final of the 2006 Red Bull Track Attack where members of the F1 fraternity went head-to-head with a dozen of the best non-licensed drivers in the UK.
Montezemolo: Schumi`s problem `08 not `07.
Ferrari president, Luca di Montezemolo has revealed that the reason Michael Schumacher is still deliberating whether or not to continue racing in F1, is not so much to do with 2007, but 2008.
BRDC confirm Hill as new president.
1996 F1 world champion, Damon Hill has been unanimously elected as the new president of the British Racing Drivers' Club following their annual general meeting on Friday.
Super Aguri call up Montagny.
The Super Aguri team has confirmed that Frank Montagny is to drive its third car at the European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring.
Liuzzi uninjured after accident.
Italian driver Vitantonio Liuzzi has escaped injury after a heavy accident during the second day of testing at Silverstone.
Bridgestone beat Michelin for first time since 04.
Bridgestone finally broke Michelin's stranglehold on F1 at the San Marino GP on Sunday, when Michael Schumacher took the victory.
Zander joins BMW Sauber.
Former Williams chief designer, Jorg Zander will return to F1 in July, when he officially joins the BMW Sauber F1 team.
Time running out for Ide?
F1 rookie Yuji Ide has been told by the Super Aguri F1 squad that he needs to make an impression at the European Grand Prix in two weeks time - or else he could be axed.
Button can do it, says Mansell.
1992 world champion Nigel Mansell has predicted that Jenson Button will win his first F1 grand prix this year. Button has had a number of podiums to date, but despite having competed in 100 grand's prix, he has yet to stand on the top step of the podium.
Ide gets Imola dressing-down for Albers shunt.
Performance criteria permitting, Yuji Ide will be on the grid at the European Grand Prix in two weeks' time, and able to take up whatever position he earns in qualifying at the Nurburgring.
Absolutely Authentic Action Canvases on show.
Absolute Authentic, one of the leading companies for official motorsport memorabilia, has opened its doors to motorsport enthusiasts looking to pick up some of the most sought after items currently on the market.
Symonds denies strategic mistake.
Pat Symonds has insisted that Fernando Alonso would still have finished in second place had he kept to the planned strategy for his second stop.
Honda disappointed after fuel rig problems.
Honda missed out on a potentially healthy haul of points after both Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello were hit by fuelling rig dramas at the San Marino Grand Prix, leaving them with a disappointing seventh and tenth place result.
Montoya to avoid grid penalty after car switch.
Juan Pablo Montoya's Imola weekend has been seriously compromised by a fuel system fault that struck the Colombian during Saturday morning's practice session.
Mini adventure ahead for Herbert.
Midland F1 sporting director Johnny Herbert will take to the track himself at Imola this weekend when he lines-up on the grid for the opening round of the 2006 Mini Challenge.
Speed: DC didn`t show any respect.
Scott Speed says that he told David Coulthard to '**** off' in Australia because he felt his fellow Red Bull driver was being disrespectful.
Ide makes step forward in practice.
Having come into criticism recently for his inability to match the pace of his team mate, Yuji Ide made a step forward in practice for the San Marino Grand Prix, by pushing Takuma Sato harder than he has done on previous occasions.
Massa: We are in much stronger shape.
Felipe Massa believes that Ferrari will definitely be stronger at the San Marino Grand Prix this weekend.