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Karthikeyan wants to race F1, despite limited spots

Article Staff Reporter - 18 Dec 2011

India's Narain Karthikeyan has not given up hope of racing Formula One in 2012, despite a long list of rivals for the two clear vacancies.

This is a tough job, says McLaren chief

Article Tim Collings - 11 Jul 2011

Martin Whitmarsh has admitted he was feeling the pressure of his job, but was not fearful for his future after the team's disappointing weekend.

Alonso wins British GP for Ferrari

Article Staff Reporter - 10 Jul 2011

Fernando Alonso won the British Grand Prix for Ferrari's first victory of the season at the same circuit where they enjoyed their first F1 success.

Button aims to break Silverstone podium duck

Article Staff Reporter - 7 Jul 2011

Jenson Button is hoping to end a run of poor results at Silverstone, where he has never made the podium, and challenge rivals Red Bull.

Angry Webber finds justice in British GP win

Article Gordon Howard - 12 Jul 2010

Mark Webber took out his frustration with his Red Bull employers by cruising to victory in the British Grand Prix on Sunday.

Webber gets his revenge with British GP win

Article Staff Reporter - 11 Jul 2010

A fired-up Mark Webber won the British Grand Prix for Red Bull on Sunday after a storming start that turned the tables on teammate Sebastian Vettel.

McLaren hoping to raise their game at Silverstone

Article Josh Collings - 8 Jul 2010

As McLaren prepare for the British Grand Prix this weekend, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button are hoping upgraded cars will give them the edge.

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