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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.
24.10.2010, 13:15
Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso has won the first ever Korean Grand Prix and replaced Mark Webber of Red Bull on top of the drivers’ standings.
26.10.2010, 13:19
Formula Renault 2010 champion Mikhail Aleshin says he doesn’t posses the required amount of money to become the second Russian in Formula 1.
21.03.2009, 13:21
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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.
Published: 26 August, 2009, 13:41
Russian GP2 pilot Vitaly Petrov may appear in Formula One as soon as in 2010, as he’s rumored to be joining the newly-promoted Campos Meta stable, grandprix.com reports.
The best way to get in F1 is by your talent and ability. The worst by the money. And if it is not clear from where the money comes from even worst.