McLaren have confirmed that Heikki Kovalainen will stay at the team for the 2009 season. The Finn, who joined McLaren from Renault for 2008, has had an uneven season so far but took pole position at the British Grand Prix.
The engine used in Lewis Hamilton’s car at Hockenheim has been given the all-clear after […]

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Lewis Hamilton

McLaren-Mercedes

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Felipe Massa

Ferrari

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Kimi Raikkonen

Ferrari

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Robert Kubica

BMW Sauber

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Nick Heidfeld

BMW Sauber

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Heikki Kovalainen

McLaren-Mercedes

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Jarno Trulli

Toyota

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Mark Webber

Red Bull-Renault

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Fernando Alonso

Renault

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Rubens Barrichello

Honda

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Nelsinho Piquet

Renault

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Nico Rosberg

Williams-Toyota

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Edoardo Mortara

40

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Nico Hülkenberg

39

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Mika Mäki

36

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Renger van der Zande

31

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Jules Bianchi

29

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Christian Vietoris

21

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Yann Clairay

20

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Jon Lancaster

19

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Franck Mailleux

19

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Jean-Karl Vernay

18.5

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Jon Lancaster took his first F3 Euroseries win at the Nurburgring today, ahead of Niall Breen and Jules Bianchi. The British driver, who started from second on the grid,  took the lead from Breen at the first corner and held it throughout the 28 lap race.
It was a good race for Hülkenberg’s championship aspirations, with […]

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Nico Hülkenberg started to get his 2008 championship back on track today with an emphatic win at the Nurburgring after polesitter Christian Vietoris stalled on the grid. ART teammate Jules Bianchi was second, ahead of series returnee Tom Dillmann. Edoardo Mortara, the points leader, retired from the race.

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Nico Hülkenberg

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Jules Bianchi

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Tom Dillmann

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Mika Mäki

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Renger van der Zande

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Daniel […]

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Christian Vietoris

Mücke Motorsport
1:23.259

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Nico Hülkenberg

ART
1:23.541

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Tom Dillmann

Jo Zeller Racing
1:23.593

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Jules Bianchi

ART
1:23.706

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Mika Mäki

Mücke Motorsport
1:23.784

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James Jakes

ART
1:23.835

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Renger v.d. Zande

Prema Powerteam
1:23.850

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Daniel Ricciardo

SG Formula
1:23.878

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Robert Wickens

Signature
1:23.948

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Jon Lancaster

ART
1:23.951

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Edoardo Mortara

40

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Mika Maki

31

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Renger van der Zande

27

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Nico Hulkenberg

26

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Christian Vietoris

20

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Yann Clairay

19

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Franck Mailleux

19

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Jean-Karl Vernay

18.5

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Jules Bianchi

17

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Koudai Tsukakoshi

16

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Max Mosley has won his action against the News of the World for invasion of privacy over his infamous ‘Spankgate’ orgy. The High Court in London awarded Mosley £60,000 in damages, rejecting his request for ‘exemplery’ damages.
The Telegraph, meanwhile, asks a rather interesting question about the whole affair - what, exactly, were Mosley’s ‘financial interests’ […]

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Sebastian Vettel topped the timesheets at Jerez yesterday as F1 testing got underway at the Spanish circuit. The Toro Rosso driver was quickest ahead of McLaren’s Gary Paffett, Ferrari’s Luca Badoer and Williams’s Nico Hülkenberg.
BMW, who were running test driver Christian Klien, halted early after a mechanic received an electric shock after coming into contact […]

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After the drama of the rainsoaked Silverstone all eyes were on Lewis Hamilton at Hockenheim to see if he could repeat his spectacular victory -and he did, despite McLaren saddling him with a poor choice of strategy. Anyone who watched Lewis in GP2 will have recognised the inevitability of his charge back to the front […]

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