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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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GP2: Sam Bird to partner Bianchi at ART next year
British driver Sam Bird has been confirmed at front-runners ART for the full GP2 season in 2010, building on the experience he is gaining with the team in the Asia series this winter.
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British drivers line up for David Brabham’s Celebrity Karting Challenge
A karting fundraiser due to be held in January is shaping up into a who’s who of UK motorsport with drivers including Anthony Davidson, Allan McNish, Paul di Resta, Oliver Turvey and Adam Christodoulou.
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F1: Paffett hoping to stay in McLaren test role
Long-time McLaren tester Gary Paffett is hoping to be confirmed in his role for 2010, as well as continuing his successful DTM career with Mercedes.
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F1: Turvey cashes in BRDC prize at Jerez
Prospective GP2 driver Oliver Turvey will be cashing in his BRDC Young Driver prize of a test with McLaren at Jerez.
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Work experience with Strakka Racing on offer for one young engineer
A golden opportunity for a youngster interested in working in motorsport is up for grabs from the organisers of an industry event.
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Minister: Green technology offers “enormous opportunities” for UK
The UK’s motorsport industry is uniquely placed to take the opportunities presented by developing green motoring technologies, according to a government minister.
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F1: McLaren say Button will be fully involved in car development
Jenson Button will be fully involved in developing McLaren’s next-generation race car, according to team principal Martin Whitmarsh. And he has confirmed that the team will be sticking to its policy of allowing its drivers a free hand to race each other.
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F1: Conway to test for Mercedes
British GP2 and IndyCar pilot Mike Conway is set to take part in all three days of the young drivers’ test at Jerez in December on behalf of the Mercedes team.
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F1: Williams KERS system to go mainstream
Williams is moving outside F1 in the development of its innovative energy-recovery system in the face of the technology’s absence from the sport in 2010.
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