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Red Bull Formula 1
Red Bull Racing is one of two Formula One teams owned by Austrian beverage company Red Bull. (The other is Scuderia Toro Rosso). The team is managed by Christian Horner, boss of the Arden International GP2 Series team. The team will use... [more]
Red Bull Racing is one of two Formula One teams owned by Austrian beverage company Red Bull. (The other is Scuderia Toro Rosso). The team is managed by Christian Horner, boss of the Arden International GP2 Series team. The team will use the Austrian license beginning with the new season, having previously competed under the British flag.
The truly wealthy never seem to care about tickets. They park where they want and drive how they want, because the penalties never mean much more than pocket change to them. Well they might want to give that a second thought as one extremely wealthy motorist has received an unpredecentedly large speeding ticket in Mumbai. The fine was imposed on one David Coulthard, one of the most successful Formula One drivers never to win a world title...
- David Coulthard Appointed as Ambassador to JETBULL.com (rss.prnewswire.com)
- BBC F1 pundit Coulthard set for return in DTM? (rss.crash.net)
Renault’s managing director Jean-François Caubet insists the can maker is fit to stay in F1 for 2010.
“We have already contracted our drivers, had our budget approved, and are enrolled in the world championship,” Caubet told daily sports newspaper L’Équipe . “Season 2010 has begun already. We will not be world champions in 2010, but we do have hopes to be much improved.”
While this is certainly the decision many in F1 want to hear, there is no...
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From bleacherreport.com
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David Coulthard has rubbished reports his friend Jenson Button will be unable to thrive alongside fellow British world champion Lewis Hamilton at McLaren. In the wake of Wednesday's announcement, the Times newspaper's Edward Gorman accused new title ...
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From search.msn.com
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It is a 'total no-brainer' to retain the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on the F1 calendar in 2010, argues Red Bull Racing star Mark Webber - as Bernie Ecclestone's stipulated deadline fast approaches...
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From rss.crash.net
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On the eve of the final grand prix of the F1 2009 campaign in Abu Dhabi, whilst admitting that he would love to end the season with victory, Red Bull Racing star Mark Webber confesses that his mind is already on 2010...
From rss.crash.net
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- F1: Webber Confident Of 2010 Success (industry.bnet.com)
- F1: Webber Hopeful Of 2010 Title Challenge (industry.bnet.com)
- F1 champ Button’s F-word outburst (thaindian.com)
The GP3 Series kicks off next season as a new support event at Formula One Grand Prix weekends and Red Bull's Mark Webber was at the Paul Ricard circuit in France on Tuesday to give international media and the ten GP3 teams their first taste of the new car.
The standardised single-seater machine is built by Dallara and powered by a turbo engine developed by the Renault Formula One team...
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From formula1.com
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• Red Bull claim one-two with Briton in third• Pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton retires with brake troubleThe Formula One season ended in Abu Dhabi with the championship contenders, Red Bull and Brawn, in a league of their own once Lewis Hamilton's McLaren-Mercedes had retired with brake trouble. Sebastian Vettel led home Mark Webber but Jenson Button did his best to spoil Red Bull's fourth clean sweep of the season by engaging Webber in an intense...
From guardian.co.uk
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- Qualifying analysis - flying Hamilton surprises Red Bull (formula1.com)
