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Brits on Pole suspends operations
Today, after almost three years and nearly 2000 published stories, we have regretfully taken the decision to suspend operations on BritsOnPole.com.
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F1: Coulthard tells of teen eating disorder
We all knew that being a Grand Prix driver was a pretty perilous occupation. But there are some perils we’d just never associated with it before.
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F1: Super Aguri finds a money tree to shake
Interesting times at Super Aguri could be about to get a little less fraught. It appears that a new source of funding may be in the works for the beleaguered team.
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F1: McLaren points appeal set for Sep 19
A quick heads-up for all those following McLaren’s progress through the disciplinary labyrinth laid on for it by the FIA.
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F1: Is Christian Horner a smarter team boss than Ron Dennis?
If Kimi Raikkonen had been partnered at McLaren in 2005 by David Coulthard rather than Juan-Pablo Montoya then he would have got those crucial extra points and challenged Fernando Alonso for the drivers’ championship. With the re-writing of motorsport history that this would have entailed.
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F1: Nothing to see here but racing, say McLaren and Hamilton
Somewhere inside the maelstrom of controversy that is the McLaren F1 organisation, a racing team is struggling to get out.
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F1: Button hoping for some fun in Turkey
Jenson Button’s miserable season hasn’t given him much to smile about, so it’s little wonder that he’s hoping for some fun at one of his favourite circuits.
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Darren Manning to race at Silverstone in Le Mans Series
IndyCar ace Darren Manning used to be a driving instructor at Silverstone: now he’s returning to make his prototype sports car debut there.
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A1GP: Surtees steps down from Team GBR
Great Britain’s A1GP team will enter its third season without its most famous face as racing legend John Surtees has announced he is standing down as team principal.
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Coulthard: F1 a sport? Don’t make me laugh.
The mistake F1 fans make, says veteran driver David Coulthard, is to kid themselves they’re watching a sport. If they’d only remember it’s 90 per cent business then everything would make a lot more sense.