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‘F1 Circuits’ Articles

Wall blamed for Massa damage

Written by Red Andy on 14 June 2010

The Canadian GP stewards have penalised one of the walls at the edge of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for damaging Felipe Massa's front wing during yesterday's race. [Read More]

Silverstone developments hit trouble

Written by Red Andy on 04 June 2010

Progress at the Silverstone circuit has stalled after developers realised the new pit and paddock complex was being built in the wrong place. [Read More]

Chinese GP breaks attendance record

Written by Red Andy on 21 April 2010

Over half a million fans turned out to watch the 2010 Chinese Grand Prix, according to figures released by the People's Republic of China. [Read More]

New Bahrain layout “to confuse Schumacher”

Written by Red Andy on 07 March 2010

A statement from the Sakhir circuit reveals that Bahrain Grand Prix officials extended their track to reduce the possibility of Michael Schumacher parking on it during qualifying. [Read More]

World Heritage status for Silverstone toilets

Written by Red Andy on 07 December 2009

Silverstone, Monday: The recent deal to keep the British Grand Prix at Silverstone for a further 17 years was assisted by a last-minute intervention by the United Nations, it has been revealed. The deal, between F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone and Silverstone owners the BRDC, was not completed until late last week due to disagreements over the [Read More]

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