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Australian Mark Webber is still determined to be back at the wheel of a Formula One car early next month.
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Ross Brawn says his priority in finding a buyer for Honda Racing is in saving the jobs of the outfit's employees - even if it means he has to step aside as team principal.
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Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner believes recent cost-cutting measures introduced into Formula One will help his outfit move up the grid.
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Ferrari will become the first team to launch their 2009 car after announcing that their new challenger will be unveiled on Monday, January 12.
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Red Bull Racing's new car will make its track debut in February, the team have announced.
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Ferrari are on course to bring their pitstop light system back into action this year, the team have confirmed, after making modifications to prevent a repeat of the dramas they suffered in 2008.
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Former world champion Jackie Stewart has launched a scathing attack on Formula One's commercial boss Bernie Ecclestone - claiming he has too much power, has no succession plan and takes too much money out of the sport.
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Donington Park boss Simon Gillett's optimism about his track securing planning permission ahead of Thursday's council meeting appears well placed, with a local report hailing the economic benefits it will bring to the region.
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Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso has escaped unhurt following a plane incident in Kenya, Italian and Spanish press report.
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Robert Kubica may have ended 2008 earning several plaudits as the best driver of the year, but he insists he will not accept such acclaim until he is world champion.
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World champion Lewis Hamilton has crowned his title winning season by being awarded an MBE in the Queen's New Year Honours List.
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BMW Sauber driver Nick Heidfeld fears there could be a spate of on-track clashes early in the 2009 season as drivers get used to running wheel-to-wheel with the new wide front wings
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Honda Racing chiefs Nick Fry and Ross Brawn say they remain fully focused on securing a buyout of their team by the end of January, after denying reports a deal had been completed with Mexican businessman Carlos Slim.
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Honda Racing are in talks with four potential buyers including wealthy Mexican businessman Carlos Slim, autosport.com has learned, but no deal has yet been completed.
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The new Algarve circuit has been hailed as "fantastic" by Formula One drivers following their maiden test at the Portuguese track earlier this month.
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Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo believes the introduction of KERS in Formula One is a mistake, and reckons it will not have road car application yet.
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Renault boss Flavio Briatore believes Fernando Alonso has qualities that surpass even his former driver Michael Schumacher - especially when it comes to handling pressure
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Ferrari plan to open discussions with Michael Schumacher next year to decide if they should continue their association with the seven-times world champion.
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Scuderia Toro Rosso have confirmed that Gianfranco Fantuzzi will be their new team manager, replacing Massimo Rivola who has joined Ferrari.
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Felipe Massa thinks teams will be in the wrong if they force salary cuts on drivers as a way to slash budgets - as he believes bigger cost savings can be made elsewhere.
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FIA president Max Mosley will be 'surprised and disappointed' if Formula One's 2009 rules overhaul does not result in more overtaking.
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FOTA vice-chairman and Toyota team president John Howett says Ferrari's special financial arrangement will not be a point of dispute between the teams, as he suggests Bernie Ecclestone was trying to split the body by going public with details of the deal.
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FIA president Max Mosley has warned his potential successors to think carefully before putting themselves forward for the job, after saying he will wait until June next year to make a final decision about stepping down.
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Toyota chiefs in Japan say they remain committed to keeping their team in Formula One, despite the Japanese car maker predicting its first ever operating loss.
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Ferrari have confirmed a reshuffle of their engineering staff ahead of the 2009 season.
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World champion Lewis Hamilton thinks he will not face as much pressure next season as he did this year now that he has captured his maiden title.
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Toyota 's F1 president John Howett has backed calls for a revaluation of the way Formula One's commercial income is distributed - saying the worldwide financial downturn makes it essential a rethink is given some thought.
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Toyota, the world's biggest car maker, has forecast its first ever operating loss due to the slide in car sales across the world.
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Prodrive boss David Richards has flown to the Middle East for discussions about a potential rescue deal for the Honda Racing Formula One team
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Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel has admitted he is concerned about the safety aspects of KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems) next year