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FIA press conference schedule - Italy
Local heroes Vitantonio Liuzzi and Jarno Trulli are just two of the drivers facing the media on Thursday, while Adrian Newey and Sam Michael are among the technical brains taking questions on Friday. The line-up in full
James Allison Q&A: Renault can overhaul Mercedes
Renault are convinced that the introduction of their F-duct at the last round at Spa was a significant step forward for the team, even if the development may not prove so relevant at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. With just six races of the season remaining - and much of their focus now on 2011 - Renault believe they still have enough up their sleeves to beat Mercedes to P4 in the final constructors' standings, as technical director James Allison explains
Italy preview quotes - Renault, HRT, McLaren, BMW Sauber & more
With average speeds of 250 km/h and top speeds of 340km/h, Monza is one of the quickest circuits on the Formula One calendar, as well as one of the oldest. Also home to the Tifosi, the track isn't short on atmosphere either. The drivers and team members explain why they love Monza and discuss their prospects for the Italian Grand Prix

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Monday's F1 gossip column
Robert Kubica hopeful Renault will reap rewards in Monza, Jenson Button and Nico Rosberg team up in triathlon, plus other news and rumours
Chandhok impressed by Korea track
Hispania Racing's Karun Chandhok gives the Korean Grand Prix venue the thumbs-up after being the first F1 driver to drive it.
Korea GP venue 'in need of work'
Formula One's governing body says "a lot of work remains to be completed" before the Yeongam venue is ready for the inaugural Korean Grand Prix.

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Bridgestone announces final allocations
Bridgestone has announced the final allocations for the 2010 season, revealing the tyres that it will take to the last four races of the year.
Sauber retains Kobayashi for 2011
The Sauber team announced on Tuesday morning that Kamui Kobayashi will remain with the Swiss squad in the 2011 season.
Tilke promises more 'on the edge' tracks
Formula 1 fans have been promised track designs that will be more on the 'edge' in the future in a bid to help promote better racing and more excitement.

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Video: First F1 onboard lap of new Korea circuit
This is the first view of onboard camera footage from Karun Chandhok’s run on the new Korean Grand Prix circuit in a Red Bull Racing F1 car. There is an out-lap, a hot-lap and an in-lap to watch. The 3.49 mile circuit track has 18 corners and engineers tell me that...
F1 moves towards a completely new formula for 2013
There have been discussions going on all year behind the scenes to frame new rules for the 2013 season and it is beginning to look as though F1 is going to grasp the nettle and make some really exciting changes. 2013 has been a key date on the horizon for some...
How a race turns on many decisions
The Belgian Grand Prix was a race where a lot of decisions needed to be taken, many on the hoof, due to the uncertain weather conditions, which had prevailed throughout the weekend. It is a fascinating case study in how teams and drivers pick their way through a race, based on...

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Sauber stays with Kobayashi
As predicted, Sauber has decided to stick with driver Kamui Kobayashi in the FIA Formula One World Championship in 2011. The 23-year-old Japanese driver has collected 21 World Championship points so far this season for the team and recorded a best race result of sixth at Silverstone. “We enjoy having our rookie as part of [...]
Jochen Rindt
Forty years ago yesterday (September 5), Jochen Rindt was killed in a practice accident at Monza, while at the wheel of a Lotus Formula 1 car. When he was killed Rindt had won five of the 10 Grands Prix and was in the lead in the World Championship. Although it was mathematically possible for him [...]
A challenging week for Ferrari
There has been some very unusual embarrassment for Ferrari in recent days with the company sending out letters to the 1,248 owners of the $350,000 Ferrari 458 Italia, warning them that modifications are needed to avoid the possibility of fires. The cars feature an adhesive material that may have been the cause of five fires: [...]

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Exclusive image of Chandhok’s car for Korean track test
Karun Chandhok’s going over to the new circuit in Korea on September 4th, to take part in a demo run in the Red Bull. The only problem with this seems to be the constant rumours in the F1 paddock which say that the asphalt hasn’t even been laid yet. Better be this Red Bull then, [...]
Two F1 Teams in GP2 Next Year?
Just a short walk from the F1 pitlane here in Hungary, the GP2 Series paddock has this weekend been given its first hint over who will be chosen to race in the championship for its third generation from 2011 to 2013. GP2 Series organisers have sent letters to 17 prospective entrants, informing them that they [...]
Ferrari gives the game away
There will no doubt be a lot of media chatter today and in the short break before we arrive in Hungary about what happened in today’s German Grand Prix. I don’t want to go on too much, as there’ll no doubt be a million articles like this, so I will keep it short. I won’t [...]

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F1 teams in solidarity with football fans
In an astonishing display of unity, FOTA have unanimously declared support for football fans wishing to have the vuvuzela banned in the FIFA World Cup.
Wall blamed for Massa damage
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.
BBC outline new F1 strategy
The BBC have revealed their new approach to their coverage of F1 after they failed to win a BAFTA for their programme, borrowing several elements from ITV's approach to the sport to secure the support of the British Academy.