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Kimi Raikkonen Q&A: Monaco is a different challenge17 May 2013
After five races and four podiums, Lotus's Kimi Raikkonen heads to Monaco a tantalising four points off the drivers’ championship lead.
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2013 Formula One F1 Driver Line-up, Rumor Round-up & 2014 Silly Season Rumors - May 18th
By Mike Sulka The 2013 Formula One F1 season engines remain quiet after the fifth round of the season, fortunately there is just one week until the Monaco Grand Prix.
For all the latest F1 odds on the Monaco GP, round six of the 2013 F1 Championship, visit Sky Bet .
Felipe Massa Surprises Fans In A Scuderia Ferrari Formula One Car At...
There was a fantastic atmosphere as over 30,000 Ferrari fans turned out to witness Shell's first ever street demonstration with a Ferrari Formula One car in Poland and celebrate the launch of Shell's new gasoline, Shell V-Power Nitro+. Massa demonstrated the power and performance of a Ferrari F60 around a specially-designed street circuit in the ... (more)
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Scuderia Ferrari's Marc Gene And Luca Marmorini Star At Shell Eco-Marathon
The following day, Luca Marmorini, Ferrari's Head of Formula One Engine and Electronics, also attended the event, chatting to students and delivering an engineering masterclass.
Lotus confident in qualifying pace
One of Lotus' weaknesses throughout 2012 was an inability to qualify high enough up the grid to challenge for race victories on a consistent basis.
F1: Minardi: Youngsters need to test
Gian Carlo Minardi, the man who gave a number of rising stars their first break in F1, including Fernando Alonso , says that youngsters need more testing mileage.
Formula One driver Kimi Raikkonen excited about Monaco prospects
Kimi Raikkonen, who had a rough race last year in Monaco, is expecting much better next weekend.
Horse Whisperer mocks tyre critics
Ferrari have slated Pirelli's critics, saying it's ironic how some "owners" have forgotten their complaints of the past after failing to dominate.
Ricciardo is the biggest favourite for Red Bull move
The signs are growing ever stronger than Daniel Ricciardo is a real candidate to replace his Australian countryman Mark Webber at Red Bull next year.
Tyre change 'like widening football goals' - Boullier
May 16 Eric Boullier has revealed Lotus is "a little disappointed" with Pirelli's decision to change its 2013 tyres mid-season. Amid the media furore and the complaining of prominent teams like Red Bull and Mercedes, F1's official supplier announced that it will revert to elements of last year's tyre design for the Canadian grand prix next month ... (more)
Alonso third on 'international' sports earners list
May 16 Fernando Alonso is the third-highest 'international' sports earner on earth, according to the influential US magazine Sports Illustrated.
F1 drivers skeptical over penalty points proposals
Formula One is still in preliminary discussions over whether to implement a new penalty system that would in essence punish drivers for each infringement until they total too many points and get hit with a race ban.
Sky Sports F1's Mark Hughes on Mercedes on-going tyre struggles, why they want backwards in Spain, and how the characteristics of Monaco could suit them Lewis Hamilton was distraught on Sunday evening in Barcelona, struggling to comprehend how he could have finished 12th in a race without incident or drama with car that he'd qualified second.
F1: Raikkonen Or Ricciardo To Replace Webber at Red Bull ?
Christian Horner was on Tuesday faced with rising speculation Red Bull is weighing up a choice between two drivers for Mark Webber's 2014 seat.
Red Bull could benefit from Pirelli tyre changes
Formula One world champions Red Bull could benefit from changes to be introduced at next month's Canadian Grand Prix that will make tyres tougher and longer lasting, supplier Pirelli recognised on Tuesday.
Domenicali doubts 2013 pecking order to change
May 14 Stefano Domenicali doubts F1's pecking order will change significantly as the 'development race' continues in 2013.
Indeed, so crucial is the impact of Pirelli's controversial product this year is that rumours are swirling that Red Bull mogul Dietrich Mateschitz may have renewed his threat to pull out of formula one.
Alonso warns he needs more speed
Fernando Alonso warned on Sunday that despite his victory in the Spanish Grand Prix, Ferrari is still behind rivals Red Bull and Lotus in terms of sheer pace and performance.