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Motor racing-Truth has emerged in F1 spy case, say Ferrari
Reuters UK - UK
By Alan Baldwin SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Ferrari welcomed on Thursday a ruling by Formula One’s governing body that stripped McLaren …
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Bruised McLaren seek double at Spa F1
Bangkok Post - Thailand
Spa Francorchamps, Belgium (dpa) - Formula One returns to the Spa Francorchamps circuit Sunday for the Belgian Grand Prix, with McLaren smarting from severe …
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F1 champion to officially open flagship learning village
24dash.com - Hereford,Herefordshire,UK
Former Formula One racing driver John Surtees will return to his old school this week to see its impressive transformation into Ashburton Learning Village. …
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McLaren Team Massively Fined, Excluded From F1 Constructors …
Edmunds.com/Inside Line - Santa Monica,CA,USA
British F1 expert Tony Jardine said Ron Dennis, head of the Vodafone McLaren-Mercedes Formula 1 team, was on the verge of “losing it” during today’s …
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F1 ’spygate’ Q&A
BBC Sport - UK
By Adam Parsons McLaren face the World Motor Sport Council for a second time on Thursday as the row over the team’s possession of confidential Ferrari …
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ING shortlists six for F1 campaign
Brand Republic (subscription) - London,UK
… ING has announced a shortlist of six UK-based advertising agencies for its 2008 Formula 1/ING Group campaign: Iris, Inferno, Glue, R/GA, VCCP and LBI. …
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Ferrari crams unprecedented F1 technology into new 430 Scuderia
Gizmag - Victoria,Australia
The F1-Superfast2 6-speed gearbox is the fastest-shifting unit of any road-based sequential manual gearbox, changing gears in as little as 60 milliseconds …
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F1 ESPIONAGE: FIA ZEROES MCLAREN POINTS FOR 2007-2008
Agenzia Giornalistica Italia - Italy
(AGI) - Paris, Sept 13 - McLaren has been fined 100 million dollars and all of its team points have been deleted. No provision was made with regard to the …
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Hamilton’s F1 team fined $100m
CBBC Newsround - London,England,UK
Lewis Hamilton’s Formula One team has been hit with a huge punishment for having secret plans about rival team Ferrari’s car designs. …
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Ferrari satisfied following verdict
Happy with McLaren fine and penalty Following the news that the McLaren Mercedes team have been stripped of its 2007 constructors’ points and handing down a record fine of 100 million (US) dollars, rivals Ferrari are now the …
F1-Live.com - http://www.f1-live.com/f1/en/
Suzuka to return in 2009
By Keith Collantine
The Suzuka circuit will return to the F1 calendar in 2009. It will host the Japanese Grand Prix in a deal with the Fuji Speedway to share the event. Fuji will hold the race on October 7th this year and will hold it again in 2008. …
F1 blog from F1Fanatic - http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk
PodF1-2007-09-13_R-MonzaRaceRev
By PodF1
F1 Forums with FormulaPod :: Formula One discussions, chat, rants and laughs in the Formula Pod F1 Forum. F1 Blog from Formula Pod :: F1 anecdotes, updates and pictures from the original F1 podcast. F1 Photos from Sutton Images …
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McLaren fined $118 million in F1 spy scandal
Formula One leaders McLaren have been stripped of all their 2007 constructors’ points and fined $US100 million ($118 million) in a spying controversy involving Ferrari information.
ABC News: Top Stories - http://www.abc.net.au/news/
McLaren team excluded from F1 in 2007 and 2008?
The McLaren Formula One team has been excluded from the current Formula 1 season and next year’s Formula 1 season the first reports from Paris say.
GPUpdate.net - http://www.gpupdate.net/en/
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