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Following their set-to in last weekend’s Melbourne race, David Coulthard and Felipe Massa will meet again in Thursday’s conference, while on Friday expect to learn more about the planned sale of Toro Rosso from co-owner Gerhard Berger…
]moreThis year marks the fifth anniversary of Bridgestone’s e-reporter competition for aspiring motorsport journalists. To celebrate, the Formula One and GP2 tyre supplier will be taking the nine 2008 finalists to this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix and the preceding official GP2 Series launch event.
]moreThe FIA’s lawyers have now examined the FOTA threat to begin a breakaway series. The actions of FOTA as a whole, and Ferrari in particular, amount to serious violations of law including wilful interference with contractual relations, direct breaches of Ferrari’s legal obligations and a grave violation of competition law. The FIA will be issuing legal proceedings without delay.
]moreMax Mosley’s determination to continue as FIA president risks a damaging schism within the ranks of the governing body’s member clubs, according to a report in the Sunday Times.
]moreWith less than two months to go before the season opener in Melbourne, Formula One testing resumed in earnest on Monday with the start of the first multi-team session at Jerez in Spain. Ten of the 11 teams are expected to attend, as development work for 2008 takes centre stage.
Following the successful launch of their new challenger last week, Ferrari are scheduled to start work on Monday, with both world champion Kimi Raikkonen and team mate Felipe Massa expected to get behind the wheel of the F2008.