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Status Quo to play at British GP Party.
The organisers of the British GP have confirmed that rock and roll band, Status Quo, will be back to entertain F1 fans at this year's Grand Prix Party on Sunday June 11.
Wheatcroft to share memories at special evening.
One of motor racing's real characters, Tom Wheatcroft, is to share memories of his time in Formula One during a special evening at the Donington Grand Prix Collection on 18 April.
De la Rosa hits the front at Ricard.
Pedro de la Rosa hit the front at Paul Ricard as the F1 group test in France headed into a second day.
Montoya slams Raikkonen.
McLaren-Mercedes driver, Juan Pablo Montoya has hit out at his team-mate Kimi Raikkonen. The two again played hard ball at the start of the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, similar to how they had done in Malaysia. Although no contact was made, the Colombian was less than impressed.
Davidson tops times at Vallelunga.
Honda third driver, Anthony Davidson set the pace on Tuesday, as the latest round of F1 testing began at the Vallelunga circuit on the outskirts of Rome.
Symonds: Fisi drove great race.
Renault executive director of engineering Pat Symonds has attempted to untangle the confusion surrounding radio traffic heard between Giancarlo Fisichella and race engineer Alan Permane during the Australian Grand Prix.
Speed rides emotional rollercoaster.
Scuderia Toro Rosso driver Scott Speed has admitted that his emotional outburst at losing eighth place in the Australian Grand Prix was heightened because of the rush he had from crossing the line in the points.
Tyre problems ruined Jenson`s race, admits Fry.
Cold front tyres were the main reason for Jenson Button's below par performance in the Australian Grand Prix, and meant that the Honda driver struggled to get up to speed after safety car interventions.
BCN confirms F1 entry.
Spanish GP2 Series team BCN Competicion is among the eleven hopefuls to have submitted an entry application for the 2008 Formula One world championship, Crash.net can reveal.
I didn`t push Liuzzi off, claims JV.
Jacques Villeneuve insists that it wasn't his fault that Tonio Liuzzi had a huge accident while trying to find his way past the BMW driver in the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.
Ferrari endure a `weekend to forget`
Ferrari are facing a hefty repair bill following the Australian Grand Prix after both Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa found the Albert Park wall in what proved to be a 'race to forget' for the multiple champions.
It was a big one, claims Klien.
Christian Klien says he had no warning at all when his Red Bull turned sharp left into the wall under braking, putting him out of the Australian GP.
Heidfeld leads Villeneuve for BMW points haul.
Although they marginally missed out on a podium spot, BMW Sauber were delighted with their double points finish at the Australian Grand Prix, with Nick Heidfeld staying out of trouble to grab a superb fourth place finish as others self destructed around them.
Lack of grip and engine blow ends Button`s hopes
On a high following his dominant pole position, Jenson Button comes away from the Australian Grand Prix pointless following a truly disastrous race that was defined by a lack of grip and ended by a dramatic engine blow just feet from the finish line.
Foul mouthed Speed loses point, gets fined.
Scott Speed has been fined $5000 by the FIA stewards after swearing at David Coulthard during a hearing that also saw him lose his eighth place for passing under yellows.
Gascoyne. frustrated by Trulli failure.
Toyota technical director Mike Gascoyne reckons that Jarno Trulli would have joined Ralf Schumacher in the top six on the grid in Australia had he not suffered a gearbox problem.
Barrichello: Only traffic to blame.
Rubens Barrichello failed to make it through the first round of qualifying in Australia, and then had to sit and watch in frustration as team-mate Jenson Button put the sister Honda on pole position.
Alonso unhappy with second row.
World champion Fernando Alonso was an unhappy man after qualifying in Melbourne, and pointed the finger of blame at his Renault team after missing the opportunity to join Honda's Jenson Button on the front row.
Barrichello out in first qualifying.
Juan Pablo Montoya led the way in the first qualifying session at Albert Park, but Rubens Barrichello failed to progress after being held up on his last-ditch flier.
Wright to leave Williams marketing role.
WilliamsF1's long-serving head of marketing Jim Wright has revealed that he is to stand down from his post at the end of the month.
Coulthard, Villeneuve question Webber ability.
David Coulthard has spoken out ahead of this weekend's Australian Grand Prix, picking home favourite Mark Webber as his target.
22 entries for 2008.
The FIA, Formula One's governing body, confirmed on Friday that it had received 22 entries for the 2008 Formula One world championship. A brief statement posted on the organisation's website read:
Minardi F1x2 season kicks off down under.
The Minardi F1x2 team completed its first event of 2006 on Tuesday, with a successful programme at Mangalore Airport, north of Melbourne.
Dyer: Schumacher just as committed.
Michael Schumacher's race engineer, Chris Dyer has said that he cannot see 'any reason' to indicate that the German is going to quit the sport.