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Even at 52, defeat clearly still rankles the man with the magic feet as the Argentine showed in an over 38 match in Dubai.
At the crucial moment of the Malaysian Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel and Christian Horner failed. How Red Bull recover and restore their relationship with Mark Webber will be the team's biggest challenge yet, writes Gary Meenaghan.
The Australia international goalkeeper speaks to Gary Meenaghan ahead of the crucial World Cup qualifier with Oman about why cricket pushed him to follow his dream, and the prospect of swapping the Premier League for the Pro League.
The 28 year old cut a solemn figure as Nico Rosberg – a childhood friend and new teammate – was denied glory, despite driving the quicker of the team's two cars, after being told not to overtake by his team.
The world champion took victory in Sepang in a ruthless battle with teammate Mark Webber, while Fernando Alonso's challenge ended in the opening minutes.
The three-time world champion holds off Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso to take top spot on the grid in his Red Bull Racing car, writes Gary Meenaghan.
Tyres remain the talk of the paddock as teams look to solve early woes by pressuring Pirelli to revert to last year's rubber, writes Gary Meenaghan.
McLaren, having won the last two races of 2012, were expected to start the season with a bang. Instead, their car is shamefully off the pace.
Lotus driver tops in second practice at Sepang while tyres concern Red Bull duo.
After not completing the Australian Grand Prix last weekend, Williams driver Pastor Maldonado said his team have found a solution with their car, writes Gary Meenaghan.
German driver Nico Hulkenberg explains that he has put another disastrous visit to Melbourne in the rear view mirror and is now focused on the Malaysain Grand Prix, writes Gary Meenaghan.
Kimi Raikkonen insists team preparation has not changed, despite the rest of the paddock – including Fernando Alonso – having him in their crosshairs, writes Gary Meenaghan.
Australia's qualifying debacle shows why Bernie Ecclestone must focus on racing not ratings as he looks to build sport globally, explains Gary Meenaghan.
