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Renault to pay tribute to late Hanjin CEO.
The ING Renault team will run special branding at the Malaysian Grand Prix in tribute to the man behind one of its earliest backers, Hanjin Shipping chairman and CEO Sooho Cho, who died late last year.
Albers looking to make amends after Oz gaff.
Christijan Albers has said that he 'really wants to get a good a result' in Malaysia next weekend, the second round in the 2007 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.
Traction control banned from 08.
Formula 1 will reintroduce the ban on traction control systems from the 2008 season after the FIA agreed that specialised electronics will help them monitor the teams and remove the threat of cheating that saw the systems instigated in the first place.
Toyota concludes `useful` Sepang test.
Toyota test team manager, Gerd Pfeiffer has said that they made progress this week during the four-day test at Sepang.
Monteiro admits Toro Rosso deal was close.
Tiago Monteiro has revealed that he went right to the eleventh hour with regard to being a race driver with Scuderia Toro Rosso in 2007, only to be overlooked in favour of the team's existing Red Bull-backed pairing.
Spyker launches arbitration process.
The Spyker F1 team insists it cannot comment on the latest stage in its legal procedure against what it believes is the use of 'customer cars' in Formula One, short of confirming that a formal protest has been lodged against Super Aguri F1 and Scuderia Toro Rosso.
Sports minister backs Silverstone `master plan`.
The British Racing Drivers' Club has taken its next step in the battle to keep the British Grand Prix, not only at Silverstone, but on the Formula One calendar as a whole.
Heikki: Briatore was right...
F1 rookie, Heikki Kovalainen has admitted that team boss Flavio Briatore was right to say his debut event with the team was 'rubbish'.
Davidson: Melbourne no flash in the pan.
Anthony Davidson has vowed the promise shown in Melbourne was only the tip of the iceberg for Super Aguri, as the sophomore outfit bids to become a serious grand prix contender in 2007.
Whitmarsh: Lewis exceeded all expectations,
Not even the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team expected Lewis Hamilton to cap his debut in Formula One with a podium appearance, if CEO Martin Whitmarsh is to be believed.
DFV 40th anniversary celebration at <I>GPlive</I>.
The 40th anniversary of the venerable Cosworth DFV engine will be celebrated at May's inaugural GPlive event, culminating in a special 'wall of sound' featuring some of the most famous cars of the bygone era.
Albert Park lobby decries night race proposal.
Bernie Ecclestone's throwaway comment, made in the build-up to Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, that more events could run under lights to benefit the majority audience in Europe has been met with derision by sections of the Melbourne population.
Albers comes unstuck.
Christijan Albers' hopes of giving Spyker F1 a solid finish to start its first full season in Formula One were dashed early in the Australian Grand Prix as the Dutchman succumbed to perhaps the most bizarre retirement of the season to come.
Irish eyes smile down on F1 in Schools Champions.
Irish eyes were smiling for Team FUGA from Coleraine Academical Institution in Northern Ireland last weekend, as they lifted the prestigious Bernie Ecclestone Trophy and were crowned F1 in Schools World Champions at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.
Coulthard accepts blame for Wurz shunt.
David Coulthard has accepted full responsibility for the accident which eliminated both himself and Williams rival Alex Wurz from the Australian Grand Prix.
Rosberg puts Williams back in points.
There is something about the opening round of the season where Nico Rosberg is concerned, as the German repeated his Bahrain result from last season to a tee to claim seventh place - and two points - in Melbourne.
Engine change for Massa.
As if qualifying 16th due to a gearbox failure wasn't bad enough, Felipe Massa's Australian Grand Prix got a little tougher after Ferrari decided that it needed to change the Brazilian's engine before the race.
Massa out without setting time in Q2.
Felipe Massa topped the list of names knocked out of Australian Grand Prix qualifying at the second attempt, the Brazilian's wretched Melbourne luck added to when his Ferrari ground to a halt after hitting a kerb.
Webber: I didn`t think I`d be seventh.
Mark Webber extended his envious home record in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix with his fourth top ten starting position in a row around Albert Park, a seventh place on the grid that gives hope to Red Bull of a potential points finish for the first round of the season.
Super Aguri sign deal with SS United Group.
The Super Aguri Formula 1 team has announced that the SS United Group Oil and Gas Company Limited will support the Leafield-based outfit this season.
Arai lines up likely winners.
As ever, battles off the Formula One track are proving as hard-fought as those in testing and, from this weekend, racing too, but helmet manufacturer Arai seems to have one success in the bag before the year starts.
Buxton next for <I>e-reporter</I> forum.
GP2 Series media and communications guru Will Buxton will be the next man to face a probing by Crash.net and e-reporter fans, after agreeing to take part in the second of the 2007 season's forum chats.
Alonso aiming for victorious start.
Fernando Alonso has targeted a winning start to his McLaren-Mercedes career as the Formula One season gets ready to kick off at Albert Park, Australia.
BMW merely looking for finish in Australia.
Despite emerging as the surprise contenders to 'big three' of Ferrari, McLaren and Renault over the course of the winter period, BMW have nonetheless set themselves modest targets for the first round of the Formula 1 season in Australia.