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28.03.2009, 12:52
Jensen Button will start from the pole position at the Australian grand prix, which opens the 2009 Formula 1 season.
04.09.2009, 12:11
India has broken into the world of Formula 1 Racing with the country’s team, which was formed only two years ago, now boasting second place at the Belgian grand prix.
21.10.2010, 14:51
History has been made in the Netherlands with Russia claiming their first-ever team gold at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.
14.10.2010, 13:40
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Russia has sealed a long-awaited deal to host its first-ever Formula One race.
31.01.2010, 20:27
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Russians like to live life in the fast lane, but now at least one of them is about to move up a gear and join the exclusive world of Formula One racing.
19.10.2010, 13:58
Vilaly Petrov’s manager Oksana Kosachenko says that despite all the speculation, her client will stay in Formula 1 next season.
19.07.2010, 12:26
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An F1 exhibition event held in the Russian capital over the weekend gave fans a chance to see all sorts of fast cars up-close as Moscow’s F1 dreams came closer to coming true.
04.02.2010, 13:30
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Vitaly Petrov, the first Russian driver in Formula 1, has taken to the wheel of his Renault for the first time at a test session at the Cheste circuit in Valencia, Spain.
14.10.2010, 16:03
Formula One has huge support in Russia, and Sochi being put on the racing calendar is a real gift for all Russian fans, says Andrey Larinin, Editor-in-Chief of F1 Racing magazine's Russian edition.
23.10.2010, 15:35
Formula One Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel will start from pole position for the Korean Grand Prix.
Published: 21 March, 2009, 13:21
F1 top drivers and their teams are speaking out against the proposed new rules of awarding the champions title to a pilot with most wins instead of most points.
Scoring only the number of wins is absolutely silly. The best driver could be eliminated by a problem in the pits, a minor scrape with another car that damages his aerodynamics or a simple mechanical problem. If Michael Schumacher was still driving or if someone like him was to come along, which I doubt, the championship could be decided just past the mid point of the season. Haven't we all seen a top driver start near the rear of the grid and charge through the field to obtain a few points to keep him in the hunt. Why not just drive the pretty cars around for an hour & a 1/2, let everybody take their pictures and go home?