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Archive for November, 2009

Kwik-Fit announces F1 tyre plans

Written by Red Andy on 07 November 2009

Manchester, Saturday: British car servicing company Kwik-Fit have announced that they are planning to apply for the chance to become Formula One’s sole tyre supplier after Bridgestone leave the sport at the end of 2010. The Japanese tyre manufacturer has cited spiralling costs in F1 as the primary factor in its decision to leave, and so [Read More]

Rivals complain over Germany advantage

Written by Red Andy on 04 November 2009

Beijing, Wednesday: Rival teams in the Race of Champions’ Nations Cup have publicly complained that the victorious Team Germany had an unfair advantage in the competition after drivers Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel were allowed to use different equipment to the other teams. The competition, which took place yesterday in the [Read More]

McLaren make use of Hamilton retirement

Written by Red Andy on 02 November 2009

Abu Dhabi, Monday: McLaren have revealed that yesterday’s disappointment at seeing Lewis Hamilton retire from the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was relieved somewhat by their ability to put the faulty component on the British driver’s car to use. The former world champion had started the race from pole position, having set the pace [Read More]

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