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Hockenheim urges fans to secure German GP future Hockenheim's chief has urged German fans to turn up in numbers next year as the country returns to the formula one calendar. F1 is currently in an unplanned three-week gap between Silverstone and Hungary, because the emb...
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NASCAR: Edwards takes New Hampshire pole

Auto Sport - 17 Jul 2015 23:57
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Carl Edwards will start Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup race at New Hampshire from pole position
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Carl Edwards takes pole at New Hampshire

Miami Herald - 17 Jul 2015 23:51
Carl Edwards turned a lap of 135.164 mph to win the NASCAR Sprint Cup pole Friday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. …
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Michigan International Speedway employee Duane Barnes, who survived a 2012 explosion and fire at the Daytona 500, has died. He was 55. …
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INDY: Kanaan leads Ganassi practice 1-2

Auto Sport - 17 Jul 2015 23:08
Tony Kanaan led a Chip Ganassi Racing 1-2 in the opening practice session for this weekend's IndyCar race at Iowa Speedway
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Penske looks to snap IndyCar skid in Iowa

Miami Herald - 17 Jul 2015 22:57
Team Penske's inability to win an IndyCar race at the Iowa Speedway has always felt more like an anomaly than a trend. …
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Logano poised for 2nd straight win at New Hampshire

Miami Herald - 17 Jul 2015 21:27
Joey Logano has rocked a victory lobster at New Hampshire, so riding the wave of the "Sharknado" craze and tussling with bloodthirsty sharks should be a drop in the chum bucket for the Team Penske driver. …
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Dennis hopes for brighter future

Total F1 - 17 Jul 2015 20:50
Dennis hopes for brighter future McLaren's supremo Ron Dennis admitted that this year has been more challenging for McLaren-Honda than expected, but he is sure the reborn collaboration will bear fruit sooner than later. McLaren switched to Honda from Mc...
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Lotus boss rejects driver 'robots' claims

Total F1 - 17 Jul 2015 20:40
Lotus boss rejects driver 'robots' claims Teams and sponsors are not to blame if modern Formula One drivers mask their personalities and behave like robots, Lotus deputy principal Federico Gastaldi said on Friday. Brazil's retired world champion Emerson Fittipal...
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Jean Alesi confirms German speeding reports

Total F1 - 17 Jul 2015 20:20
Jean Alesi confirms German speeding reports Jean Alesi has confirmed rumours he was caught speeding this week at 60kph above the legal limit on a road in Germany. Der Trierische Volksfreund, a German daily, reported that police had stopped a former F1 driver in ex...
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It's the meedja wot done it!

Total F1 - 17 Jul 2015 19:30
It's the meedja wot done it! Two weeks after Lotus CEO Matthew Carter blamed the media for all the negativity surrounding F1, even to the extent of claiming that Bernie Ecclestone, rather than constantly knocking the new formula and describing it as...
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Reports: Bottas to Ferrari for 2016

Total F1 - 17 Jul 2015 19:10
Reports: Bottas to Ferrari for 2016 Valtteri Bottas has signed a deal to replace Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari next season, according to media sources in Italy. Raikkonen's future has been one of the key talking points of the season, with the 2007 champion bei...
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German GP future depends on 2016 success

Total F1 - 17 Jul 2015 19:10
German GP future depends on 2016 success George Seiler, managing director of the Hockenheimring, says the future of the German Grand Prix hinges on the success of next year's race. The track has alternated hosting the German Grand Prix with the Nurburgring sinc...
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F1 teams not happy? Try being in the Tour de France F1 News Button for ground effects, the Fancar lives! Williams Not Giving Up Best Of The Rest Just Yet German GP a sure thing in 2016 Two American teams in F1 for 2016? Pirelli off the mark with 2015 tires Editorial F1 te...
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Beating The Odds - 3 Most Impressive Motor Racing Wins! The race in question was the World Driver's Championship in Suzuka and the date was October 30 1988. In this race, the eventual winner Ayrton Magnum was not exactly the favorite candidate. He was an underdog because the ...
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Lotus: Hungary will reveal true performance level Lotus thinks the Hungarian Grand Prix will deliver the answer as to whether its form in Formula 1 has been hurt by development steps made by its rivals. After a disappointing British Grand Prix weekend, which was capped ...
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Lotus' Hungarian GP preview with Gastaldi and Chester Lotus F1 Team Deputy Team Principal Federico Gastaldi focuses on what the team wants ahead of the summer shutdown. What are your thoughts heading to Budapest?Federico Gastaldi: Myself and the team are all looking forward...
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Lotus looks to the challenge of the short and sweet Hungaroring Romain Grosjean: "I love Budapest and I love the Hungaroring." Federico Gastaldi - Half time Lotus F1 Team Deputy Team Principal Federico Gastaldi focuses on what the team wants ahead of the summer shutdown. What are you...
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Boullier: Seconds of potential to be unlocked

Total F1 - 17 Jul 2015 18:00
Boullier: Seconds of potential to be unlocked McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes the team has 'seconds of potential' to be unlocked with its Honda-powered MP4-30. The Woking-based outfit has suffered a difficult first half of the 2015 season, scoring jus...
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Lotus duo look ahead to Hungary

Total F1 - 17 Jul 2015 18:00
Lotus duo look ahead to Hungary At a circuit where he's been on the podium before, Romain Grosjean reckons that points at the Hungaroring should be ripe for the picking. What are your thoughts on Budapest?Romain Grosjean: I love Budapest and I love the...
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F1: Stevens: Racing faster cars a fine line

Auto Sport - 17 Jul 2015 17:52
Manor Formula 1 driver Will Stevens says he does his utmost to race hard against drivers from larger teams with grid penalties rather than simply capitulating
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New start rules will make F1 more exciting – Rosberg Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg says the new start restrictions set to be introduced next month will make F1 'even more exciting'. The FIA announced last week that stricter limitations on driver aids and coaching, with 'a p...
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