LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - Australian Mark Webber will re-sign for Formula One champions Red Bull, team owner Dietrich Mateschitz was quoted as saying on Wednesday. The Austrian energy drink billionaire told autosport.com that there were no doubts about the 34-year-old despite the driver ignoring team orders at last weekend's British Grand Prix. "Mark Webber will re-sign with us," Mateschitz…
Read ArticleJuly 24 (Reuters) - Provisional starting grid for the German Grand Prix in Hockenheim on Sunday. 1. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) RedBull - Renault 2. Fernando Alonso (Spain) Ferrari 3. Felipe Massa (Brazil)…
Read ArticleBy Alan Baldwin HOCKENHEIM, Germany, July 24 (Reuters) - Ferrari have a real chance of winning Sunday's German Grand Prix after taking a "massive step" forward, double world champion Fernando Alonso said…
Read ArticleBy Alan Baldwin HOCKENHEIM, Germany, July 24 (Reuters) - Ferrari's Felipe Massa will mark the first anniversary of his near-fatal Hungarian Grand Prix crash on Sunday with high hopes of celebrating his…
Read ArticleBy Alan Baldwin HOCKENHEIM, Germany, July 24 (Reuters) - Formula One champion Jenson Button put both his qualifying form and love life back on track at the German Grand Prix on Sunday.…
Read ArticleHOCKENHEIM, Germany, July 23 (Reuters) - South Korean-based LG Electronics announced a multi-year deal with Formula One title contenders Red Bull on Friday in addition to their existing sponsorship of the sport.…
Read ArticleBy Alan Baldwin HOCKENHEIM, Germany, July 23 (Reuters) - Formula One newcomers Hispania (HRT) are talking to Toyota about a technical partnership for next season, team boss Colin Kolles said on Friday.…
Read ArticleBy Alan Baldwin HOCKENHEIM, Germany, July 23 (Reuters) - Championship leader Lewis Hamilton crashed his McLaren in first practice for the German Grand Prix on Friday while Michael Schumacher lapped second slowest.…
Read ArticleJuly 23 (Reuters) - German Grand Prix first free practice times from Hockenheim on Friday. 1. Adrian Sutil (Germany) Force India-Mercedes 1:25.701 2. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Ferrari 1:26.850 3. Jenson Button (Britain)…
Read ArticleJuly 23 (Reuters) - German Grand Prix second free practice times from Hockenheim on Friday. 1. Fernando Alonso (Spain) Ferrari 1min 16.265secs 2. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) RedBull-Renault 1:16.294 3. Felipe Massa (Brazil)…
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