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Alonso and Doornbos come to blows again.
Having been penalised for his incident with Robert Doornbos in Hungary, Fernando Alonso was criticised again by Dutchman for a second incident concerning the two in practice for the Turkish Grand Prix.
Coulthard admits Klien was too young.
David Coulthard has admitted that Christian Klien may have been too young to compete in Formula One, the Scot speaking as the Austrian struggles to find a drive for 2007 in light of being replaced by Mark Webber at Red Bull Racing.
Honda partner with Turkish GP sponsors.
Fresh from its win last time out in Hungary, Honda has announced a partnership with Turkish Grand Prix title sponsor Petrol Ofisi for this weekends race in Istanbul.
Mass damper use illegal, says Court of Appeal.
The International Court of Appeal has ruled against the use of the 'mass damper' in the FIA Formula One World Championship. The Court of Appeal met this week on Tuesday after the FIA appealed against the decision of its own stewards at the German Grand Prix on July 30.
Aero updates to boost Midland.
Midland MF1 chief race and test engineer, Dominic Harlow has revealed that the Silverstone-based squad will introduce some 'important' aerodynamic updates at the Turkish GP this coming weekend.
Vettel to assume BMW testing duties.
BMW Sauber will field a third car at the Turkish Grand Prix after confirming Sebastian Vettel has successfully received the necessary superlicence to conduct testing for the team in Friday practice.
Eighth time in third Midland car for Mondini.
Giorgio Mondini will be back in action for Midland MF1 Racing at the Turkish Grand Prix this weekend, the Swiss driver once again getting the nod to drive the third car in Friday practice.
Blundell`s view: Turkish Grand Prix.
Hi folks... We are into the last quarter of the season now and things look quite exciting in a number of ways.
Zonta lowers own Laguna Seca mark.
Having sneaked the overall lap record at the Laguna Seca Raceway on the first day of the Rolex Monterey Historic Automobile Races, Ricardo Zonta went on to rubber stamp his name in the circuit's history books by lowering his own mark on his second attempt.
Zonta sets new track record at Laguna Seca.
Panasonic Toyota Racing driver Ricardo Zonta easily set a new track record on his second flying lap at the 11-turn, 2.238 mile Laguna Seca Raceway on Friday with a 1m 07:587s lap - at 119.206 mph.
Indianapolis confirms June date.
It has been confirmed that the United States Grand Prix will return to Indianapolis for 2007 for mid-June date, but its single-year deal is likely to raise speculation that next year's race could be the last.
Renault to put case at Court of Appeal.
Renault F1 has confirmed that it will participate in the Court of Appeal hearing designed to clear up the mass damper 'situation' on 22 August, but insists that it will abide by whatever decision that judging panel hands down.
Goodwood Revival list unveiled.
A bevy of Formula One stars from the past and present will be making an appearance at September's Goodwood Revival, reliving the days of the Goodwood Motor Circuit which - along with Silverstone - was Britain's leading racing venue during its active years between 1948 and 1966.
Webber predicting top five for Red Bull in `07.
Mark Webber has predicted that Red Bull can get amongst the best teams in Formula One from as early as 2007 when the Australian joins David Coulthard in the burgeoning team next season.
Webber joins Coulthard at RBR.
To no-one's great surprise, Red Bull Racing has confirmed that David Coulthard will be retained for 2007, and paired with former Minardi, Jaguar and Williams pilot Mark Webber, who quit the Grove team in the build-up to last weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.
Michelin dominate on route to 101st win.
Michelin enjoyed a return to prominence in the Hungarian Grand Prix, with a resounding top five lockout after their wet weather tyres performed much better than those on their Bridgestone-shod rivals.
Webber looking to RBR for best season yet.
Mark Webber has claimed that he will join Red Bull Racing at a key time in its development, and is keen to add to the potential of the Milton Keynes-based team in 2007.
Villeneuve, BMW part company.
The Canadian's absence from the Hungarian Grand Prix was seen by many as the first crack in what has appeared to be an improved relationship this season, but Jacques Villeneuve will not be back in the F1.06 after both parties confirmed a termination of their relationship.
I had longer term plans, claims Villeneuve.
Jacques Villeneuve has revealed that he wanted to be part of the BMW Sauber team next season, even though he and the team have parted company with immediate effect.
Engine freeze to start 2007 after compromise.
Motorsport's governing body, the FIA, and the F1 manufacturers' association, the GPMA, appear to have reached a consensus over when the proposed 'engine freeze' should come into effect.
Kubica, BMW accept DSQ.
Formula One debutant Robert Kubica has shrugged off his post-race exclusion from the Hungarian Grand Prix, despite having apparently secured two points in his first outing with the BMW Sauber team.
Wheelnut damage caused Alonso exit.
Renault has confirmed that the right-rear wheelnut, and not a driveshaft, was to blame for Fernando Alonso's exit from the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday.
Schumacher nearly made me crash, says de la Rosa.
Pedro de la Rosa has admitted that Michael Schumacher almost caused him to crash in the latter stages of the Hungarian Grand Prix, when the German skipped the chicane and came out in front of the McLaren-Mercedes.
Schumacher rues missed chance.
Michael Schumacher was left cursing his inability to close the gap significantly on Fernando Alonso in the championship when he retired three laps from the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix, following an incident with Nick Heidfeld.