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Edward Gorman's Formula One webchat: FIA must keep British Grand Prix
Edward Gorman expressed cautious optimism at the chances of a deal being struck on the future of the British Grand Prix during a live webchat followed by thousands of Times readers today.
REVIEW: War and Peace in 2009 as F1 experiences turbulent season
While the 2008 Formula One season will always be remembered for the final lap of the Brazilian Grand Prix when Lewis Hamilton pipped Felipe Massa to the drivers' title, the emergence of Brawn GP from the ashes of Honda will go down as the 2009 highlight.
F1: Ferrari still wants third car for Schumacher
Ferrari is still pushing hard to arrange a third Formula One car for Michael Schumacher to race in 2010.
From Monza to Bonza... Highlights and lowlights of a remarkable Formula One season
After so many years in which poor cars squandered the talent he had shown in his debut season with Williams in 2000, Button finally found the equipment to do his skills justice.
Michael Schumacher keeps F1 comeback talk on the back burner
Michael Schumacher has stressed he is not considering returning to Formula 1 next season and that his decision to replace Felipe Massa earlier this year had been an "emotional" one rather than a "rational" decision.
Brundle on a 'brilliant' F1 season
The 2009 Formula 1 season has been fascinating, unpredictable and very watchable; we've had six different victors and a British world champion - I've loved it.
Join me for part two at 1230 GMT. I can't imagine you've got anything better to do.
Fisichella: I don't regret switching to Ferrari
When Giancarlo Fisichella imagined himself driving for Ferrari, he probably didn’t envisage he’d end up further down the grid than he had been at Force India.
They were saying all the right things outside the Ferrari garage yesterday, but their body language told a different story.
F1: Massa all set for competitive race return
Felipe Massa's scheduled return to Formula One at the 2010 season opener appears on track.
Rossi hints that he will stay in MotoGP
Photograph: Mirco Lazzari/Getty Images Valentino Rossi may delay a mooted switch to rallying after a ninth motorcycling world title failed to diminish his will to win on two wheels.
Massa reignites Singapore crash-gate affair
Felipe Massa has reignited the controversy over the 'crash-gate' affair at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix saying his Ferrari-bound team-mate Fernando Alonso must have been involved in the Renault plot.
F1: Schumacher injuries healing, hints at race return
Michael Schumacher has indicated his neck injuries are healing well and refuses to rule out a return to racing.
Button clinches Formula One title in Brazil
Jenson Button clinched his first Formula One title with a fifth-place finish at the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday and his Brawn GP team made history by becoming the first to take the constructors' crown in its debut season.
Massa to wave checkers in Sao Paulo
Felipe Massa will not be racing on Sunday in the Brazilian Grand Prix, which he won last year only to fall a point short of capturing the driver's championship.
Domenicali: 'Not drivers fault, car is hard to drive'
Oct.20 Ferrari 's 2009 car is "extremely difficult to drive" and explains why its occupants have struggled to keep up since Felipe Massa crashed in late July.
Practice One - Webber leads the way in Sao Paulo
Brawn GP’s Rubens Barrichello split the Red Bulls of Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel after Friday morning’s first practice session for the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos.
F1- Felipe Massa Ready to Return to the Competition in 2010
F1- Felipe Massa Ready to Return to the Competition in 2010 >> Ferrari driver Felipe Massa is preparing to return to Formula One next year.
Button takes the title, Webber wins in Brazil
As Felipe Massa waved the chequered flag on lap 71, Button crossed the line in fifth position and claimed the drivers' championship for himself and the constructors' championship for the Brawn Mercedes team.
Home-favourite Massa finds it hard to become just one of the F1 crowd
Ferrari's Felipe Massa returned to the Formula One paddock yesterday for the first time since he suffered life-threatening head injuries in July and said he was raring to race again.
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