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Red Bull Play Down FIA's Floor Ruling
Red Bull Racing have downplayed the impact the FIA's ruling on their 'hole' will have, saying they weren't going to use it at every race.
Toward Pole With Wings: Audi Shines At Red Bull Ring
Red Bull gives wings: On Thursday, Audi driver Edoardo Mortara experienced the Red Bull Ring from a totally different perspective in a helicopter alongside aerobatics pilot Siegfried Schwarz.
Red Bull must tweak cars ahead of Canadian Grand Prix
Red Bull Formula One driver Mark Webber of Australia steers his car during the second practice session of the Monaco F1 Grand Prix May 24, 2012.
Red Bull told to fix their floor
Formula One world champions Red Bull must modify the floor of their cars for next week's Canadian Grand Prix after the sport's governing body issued a formal clarification of the rules.
Horner expects RB8 hole ruling
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The Formula One teams look ahead to the Canadian Grand Prix, a favourite amongst the drivers and the fans... For all the latest F1 odds on the Canadian Grand Prix, which takes place at the Gilles Villeneuve circuit, visit Sky Bet .
Webber responds to Ferrari talk
Mark Webber did his CV and his future employment prospects a power of good last weekend when he claimed his second masterful Monaco victory in three years.
Who's afraid of Toto Wolff? Dietrich Mateschitz?
I'm not sure whether to bill this as an all-Austrian smackdown of epic proportions, or a battle akin to pitting Lauda, Rindt or Berger against Patrick Friesacher, Jo Gartner or even Karl Oppitzhauser.
Webber's Ferrari switch talks gain momentum
Sydney, May 31 : Rumours of Formula One driver Mark Webber's switch to Ferrari have gained momentum after he went out of his way to embrace Fernando Alonso, reported to be his next teammate, following emphatic victory in Monaco.
Monaco Grand Prix: 5 Things We Learned from This Weekend
After six races, a record six different drivers from five different teams have stood on the top step of the podium.
F1: 2012 A Different Kind Of Season For Formula One
While six winners in six races have added a new layer of suspense to Formula One, not everyone is happy... Pastor Maldonado's shocking victory in Spain proved that second-tier teams have a shot at victory under the current Formula One regulations.
Sebastian Vettel denies Ferrari deal
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Jones backs Ferrari move for Webber
AUSTRALIA'S last formula one world champion, Alan Jones, has backed a possible move by Mark Webber to Ferrari, saying it would inject a ''breath of fresh air'' into the latter stages of his compatriot's career.
Streets of Monaco a turning point for Ferrari's Massa
MONACO: Ferrari and Felipe Massa hoped the treacherous streets of Monaco had marked a turning-point for the under-fire Brazilian on Sunday.
Gareth Barry out of England's Euro team
ENGLAND thrash West Indies, Games boss quits after ticket sting, man climbs 770 stairs in three minutes, Red Bull chief says Webber staying put.
Could this be Webber's big year?
IN WHAT has so far been the most unpredictable formula one contest in nearly 30 years, Mark Webber has all the attributes to remain a leading championship contender.
F1: Red Bull Still Suspect ???
Talk of a post-race protest faded in the Monaco rain late on Sunday, as Mark Webber's race win was formalised by the governing FIA.
Last year Toro Rosso continued to emerge from Red Bull Racing's shadow in only their second season as an independent constructor.
Mark sixth winner Australian Mark Webber won the Monaco Grand Prix from pole position for champions Red Bull as Formula 1 celebrated an unprecedented six different winners in six races this season.
Australian driver Mark Webber won the Monaco Grand Prix here on Sunday to give his team Red Bull a third successive win in the race.
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