McLaren deny favouring Alonso over Hamilton

McLaren denied favouring double world champion Fernando Alonso in the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday after rookie team mate Lewis Hamilton suggested he had been forced into a supporting role.

Alonso posts landmark win for McLaren

Renault cannot be mere F1 participants, says Ghosn

Champions Renault cannot expect to win titles every year but neither will they stay in Formula One long-term as mere participants, chief executive Carlos Ghosn said on Sunday.

Franchitti wins rain-hit Indy 500

Britain's Dario Franchitti won the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday when rains swept across the Brickyard for a second time to bring America's most famous motor race to an early end.

F1 wrong to favour the manufacturers, says Dennis

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has spoken out against plans to put Formula One's major manufacturers in the driving seat when it comes to drawing up future technical regulations.

Red Bull to put supporters in the picture

Red Bull will cover their cars with photographs of supporters at the British Grand Prix in July in a bid to raise $1 million for a spinal injuries charity, the Formula One team said on Thursday.

Formula One's GP2 support series expands to Asia

Formula One's European-based GP2 feeder series will expand to Asia next year with a new championship to run there between January and April, organisers said on Thursday.

McLaren boss rejects reports of driver discord

McLaren boss Ron Dennis rejected reports of discord between world champion Fernando Alonso and team mate Lewis Hamilton on Thursday and told Formula One's 'so-called experts' to mind their own business.

Hamilton crashes in Monaco practice

McLaren's Formula One championship leader Lewis Hamilton crashed in Monaco Grand Prix practice on Thursday in the first mishap of an otherwise sensational debut season.

Alonso, Hamilton lead first Monaco practice

McLaren dominated first practice for the Monaco Grand Prix on Thursday with double world champion Fernando Alonso leading team mate Lewis Hamilton on the timesheets.

BMW say greener F1 can offer same thrills

Formula One will be just as exciting under proposals to make the sport greener and more relevant to the ordinary road user, according to BMW Sauber team boss Mario Theissen

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