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Gary Neville: The time was right to retire
The former Manchester United right-back says the team "were on another level" and admits he could not contribute to the squad.
Bahrain Formula One race 'in near future'
Majority of teams believe season will have to be extended if race is reinstated.
Tony Fernandes enjoying life in the fast lane with Team Lotus
Good business acumen has seen the Malaysian become a success with his firm AirAsia. He now wants to replicate that in F1 with Team Lotus.
Bahrain Grand Prix deadline may be extended
Bernie Ecclestone, F1’s commercial rights owner, said that no decision on rescheduling the event is any closer as the FIA's May 1 deadline nears.
Al Ahli's new start ends in defeat to Dubai
Without the injured Fabio Cannavaro and the recently sacked David O'Leary, a bicycle kick from Dubai's Michael Laurent Ndri earns his side a 2-1 win.
Abu Dhabi provided Renault's Vitaly Petrov with platform
With a podium in Australia following the impressive drive in the UAE capital, it seems Renault's faith in the Russian shows signs of paying off.
Five things we learnt from Chinese Grand Prix: Red Bull are fallable after all
Red Bull Racing demonstrated they are fallible after all thanks to McLaren's victory in China.
Formula One Q&A: Adrian Sutil
Adrian Sutil, the Force India driver, tells Gary Meenaghan about his expectations for the season as Formula One prepares to head back to Europe.
Testing times for Mark Webber despite Chinese Grand Prix brilliance
The pressure is growing on the Red Bull driver, but a fantastic race from 18th on the grid shows things are looking up for the Australian.
Victorious Hamilton ends Vettel charge in China
The McLaren-Mercedes driver went from a crisis to celebration today with a stirring victory that denied Sebastian Vettel a fifth win in a row.
The hustle and bustle is missing from the Chinese Grand Prix
Street hawkers are apparent but not everyone in China seems to embrace Formula One.
McLaren continue to play second fiddle to Red Bull
With Red Bull setting the early pace to the 2011 Formula One season, Lewis Hamilton claims that the McLaren team need several races to catch up with their rivals.
More of the same in Shanghai with Sebastian Vettel on pole
The Red Bull driver starts from the front again after another masterclass, while the McLaren duo of Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton are second and third.
Mark Webber's woes with Kers go on
The curse of the Kers strikes again as Mark Webber's starts 18th for this afternoon's Chinese Grand Prix.
Rubens Barrichello looking for some Chinese cheer
The Williams driver hopes to improve after his worst start to a Formula One season.
