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Rising Formula One star Nico Hulkenberg Thursday said he was sure a "disappointing" problem with his Sauber car had been fixed after he was forced to sit out last week's Australian Grand Prix. Hulkenberg's first outing with the Swiss team fizzled ...

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Mark Webber will be under pressure to produce his best at next weekend's Monaco Grand Prix if he is to keep alive his hopes of retaining his seat with defending champions Red Bull next year. After a difficult, incident-filled start to the 2013 ...

Formula One's increasingly-bitter 'tyre war' erupted again, with increased venom, this week when Ferrari followed Lotus in hitting out at rivals Red Bull and accusing the champion team of having a selective memory and tyre suppliers Pirelli of ...

Honda are expected to announce shortly they will return to Formula One in 2015 as an engine supplier to British team McLaren to revive their championship-winning partnership, a company source said Wednesday. Honda president Takanobu Ito is to make ...

Formula One mogul Bernie Ecclestone faces charges in Germany relating to a bribery case, the daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported Tuesday. According to the paper, the charge sheet is still to be translated into English before being transmitted to ...

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Fernando Alonso warned on Sunday that despite his victory in the Spanish Grand Prix Ferrari are still behind rivals Red Bull and Lotus in terms of sheer pace and performance. The 31-year-old Spaniard, who won his two world titles with Renault, said ...

Sebastian Vettel blamed his relative slump to fourth in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix on Red Bull's inability to manage their tyres as well as rivals Ferrari and Lotus. But the triple world champion insisted he was happy with the potential speed and ...