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Recovering Kubica assured of keeping his seat with Renault
The Polish driver suffered fractures following accident in early 2011.
Red riding high in Ferrari territory
Gary Meenaghan arrives at Monza to be overwhelmed by thousands of 'tifosi' eagerly anticipating another scuderia victory at the Italian Grand Prix this weekend.
Toro Rosso play down talks of a UAE-based takeover
Toro Rosso have denied suggestions of a potential UAE-based takeover following a third company with links to the country sponsoring the Italian team.
Italians can see only the red of Ferrari
The last Italian to win the world championship was in 1953, and the last Italian to win his home race, at Monza, was 45 year ago. In a country where Ferrari is the focus, drivers find it hard to make their way.
Mark Webber's words, for he speaks his mind
Red Bull's Australian driver has seldom shied away from giving his opinion - a rare quality in a politically correct sport.
Mexican can earn Spurs with games
An injury to Aaron Lennon meant Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham manager, stopped the transfer of Giovani Dos Santos on the transfer deadline day. Now the former Barcelona player has the chance to prove himself at White Hart Lane.
Emiratis race to be first F1 driver
Abu Dhabi wants to produce an Emirati Formula One driver for the Grand Prix.
2012 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to be held on November 4
Next year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be paired with India rather than Bahrain, the world governing body for motorsports has confirmed.
Second title almost a reality now for Vettel
Five things we learnt: Age debate is catching up with Schumacher, and more from the Belgian Grand Prix.
Schumacher owes fifth-place finish to his wife Corinna
The legendary Mercedes driver does well despite starting on back row at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday.
An opportunity to save Spa and the Belgian Grand Prix
Bernie Ecclestone, the Formula One commercial rights owner, could consider the option of holding the Belgian Grand Prix at the historic circuit biennially.
Red Bull's quick call key to win in Belgium
Early pit stops to replace blistering tyres prove to be a masterstroke at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday.
Muslim F1 drivers travelling the right path in Ramadan
It is not easy for Muslims in Formula One to observe Ramadan, but driver Fairuz Fauzy of Renault, and Lotus team members SM Nasarudin and Riad Asmat do their best.
Eau Rouge: A mammoth climb into the clouds
The Eau Rouge sequence at Spa-Francorchamps is what Formula One racing is all about. 'Your heart beats faster,' says one former driver about taking the Eau Rouge at top speed. 'It is incredible.'
Vettel remains poles apart from the rest of the field
The German grabs his ninth pole of the season in dramatic fashion at the end of an incident-filled qualifying for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix.
