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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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RoC: can Priaulx notch up yet another victory?
David Coulthard, watch out! Andy Priaulx, the WTCC driver who will be partnering Jenson Button to represent England in the Race of Champions at Wembley Stadium in December, has just boosted the team’s credentials even further.
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F3: Jarvis wins Macau Grand Prix
Oliver Jarvis is celebrating after a commanding win in the notoriously demanding Formula Three race at the Macau Grand Prix. And the British racer, a former BRDC Young Driver’s Award winner who represents his country in A1GP, is hoping this success will kick-start his F1 career.
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F1: Give the gift of Lewis Hamilton this Christmas
A round-up of some of the best Lewis Hamilton gifts on the market this Christmas, from nose cones to newspapers, books to bath towels.
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Comment: This fudge proves the FIA has learned nothing
OK. Let us assume for a moment that the McLaren team is not corporately a bunch of liars, cheats and hypocritical opportunists, but a group of people very badly stung by the blows and disappointments of the last few months. We know that this might be a controversial assumption just now, but stick with us.
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F1: Hamilton says ‘I’ll beat Kimi on track next year’
Lewis Hamilton has said that he believes Kimi Raikkonen deserves his 2007 World Championship title and says he looks forward to beating him on the track in future.
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F1: McLaren’s reaction to appeal verdict
Straight from the horse’s mouth… here’s what McLaren Mercedes has to say about the rejection of its appeal over the result of the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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F1 breaking news: McLaren appeal rejected
McLaren’s appeal against the result of the Brazilian Grand Prix has been rejected by the FIA. The sport’s International Court of Appeal has reportedly that ruled the appeal against the decision of the stewards not to punish the Sauber and Williams teams at the Brazilian Grand Prix was inadmissible.
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F1: Hamilton visits Oxford for book signing
If you’re hoping to meet the publicity-shy Lewis Hamilton at the moment, you won’t have many opportunities, so best to grab them where you can. You may like to know that the ace British driver is shortly due to visit Borders Bookshop in Magdalen Street, Oxford, where he will sign copies of his new autobiography…
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F1: Button, unsurprisingly, welcomes Brawn move
It is a maxim drummed into fresh-faced young news reporters before they are unleashed from training college and allowed out into the world to cause trouble. Dog bites man: no story. Happens all the time. Not even slightly unusual. Man bites dog, on the contrary, is a huge story, being something of a rarity.