Lewis Hamilton took a dominant win at the Chinese GP in Shanghai today to extend his championship lead over Felipe Massa to 7 points going into the final race of the season in Brazil. Massa was third for much of the race but was gifted second place by teammate Kimi Raikkonen after the final round […]

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Fernando Alonso took his second win of the season at Fuji today, but the Japanese GP was marred by controversial stewards decisions. Lewis Hamilton was given a drive-through penalty for an incident on the first lap, while championship rival Felipe Massa also acquired a drive-through for tapping Hamilton into a spin later in the race. […]

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BMW have confirmed Nick Heidfeld and Robert Kubica as their drivers for the 2009 F1 championship, with Christian Klien continuing as their test driver.
The announcement ends speculation that Fernando Alonso would move to BMW.

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Felipe Massa took pole at the new Singapore street circuit yesterday ahead of championship rival Lewis Hamilton. Kimi Raikkonen qualified third, ahead of Robert Kubica and Heikki Kovalainen.
Nick Heidfeld, who qualified sixth, was given a three-place grid penalty for impeding Rubens Barrichello - while Barrichello was fined €10,000 for later not using the deceleration zone […]

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Ferrari’s Felipe Massa took the victory in the European GP at Valencia today, but the win came in controversial circumstances after Massa was released from his pitstop into the path of Force India driver Adrian Sutil. The incident was investigated after the race and Massa was reprimanded, with Ferrari being fined 10,000 euros.
Lewis Hamilton finished […]

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Felipe Massa took pole position for tomorrow’s European GP at Valencia today, ahead of McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton and BMW’s Robert Kubica. Local hero Fernando Alonso did not progress beyond Q2, ending up 12th.

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Toro Rosso driver Sebastian Vettel was quickest in free practice at Valencia this morning, ahead of Ferrari’s Felipe Massa and McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton.

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Sebastian Vettel

Toro Rosso-Ferrari

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Felipe Massa

Ferrari

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Lewis Hamilton

McLaren-Mercedes

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Sebastien Bourdais

Toro Rosso-Ferrari

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Heikki Kovalainen

McLaren-Mercedes

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Robert Kubica

BMW-Sauber

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Kimi Raikkonen

Ferrari

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Kazuki Nakajima

Williams-Toyota

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Fernando Alonso

Renault

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Nico Rosberg

Williams-Toyota

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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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Robert Kubica will start tomorrow’s Bahrain Grand Prix from pole position after the BMW Sauber driver just edged out Ferrari’s Felipe Massa in qualifying today. McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton starts third, with Kimi Raikkonen fourth.
Honda had a good qualifying, with Jenson Button lining up ninth ahead of Fernando Alonso, and Rubens Barrichello in twelfth.
Romain Grosjean took […]

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Kimi Raikkonen bounced back from a lacklustre display at the Australian GP last weekend to take a resounding victory at Sepang today. BMW’s Robert Kubica was second, ahead of McLaren’s Heikki Kovalainen. Raikkonen’s Ferrari teammate Felipe Massa exited into the scenery after starting from pole position. Jarno Trulli took a superb fourth for Toyota, ahead […]

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