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Formula One: Jules Bianchi's Family Launches Legal Action Against FIA
Team Marussia, for whom Jules Bianchi was driving at the time of his fatal crash at the Japanese Grand Prix in 2014, is also targeted by the action on the family's behalf brought by British law firm Stewarts Law
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Manor Marussia Take Step Closer to Formula One Return
Manor Marussia included on the FIA's official entry list for the new season. The team announced their intention to be ready in time for Australian Grand Prix on March 15.
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F1: Caterham May Use 2014 Car Next Year
Caterham will be allowed to compete in Formula One next season with this year's car if they find a buyer to keep them in business, the team's administrator said.
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Marussia F1 Team's Cars And Equipment to Be Auctioned
If you are a collector and have the kind of money 'collection' requires, here's your chance to acquire some pieces of F1 history in the form of Marussia Formula One team's race cars, race equipment, team trucks and spare parts.
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Financial Troubles Dogging Formula One Before United States Grand Prix
Two teams, Marussia and Caterham, won't race in Austin because of financial problems. That leaves Sunday's race with just 18 cars, F1's smallest starting grid in nearly a decade, prompting new warnings from the governing body of international motorsports to control costs or risk losing sponsors and viability with fans.
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Sauber Chief Demands Action to Save Formula One From Serious Crashes
In the wake of the double withdrawal of Caterham and Marussia, leaving only nine teams on the grid for this weekend's United States Grand Prix, Sauber team chief Monisha Kaltenborn said she has no doubt about how serious the threat to the sport is - and who must take responsibility.
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British-Indian Billionaire Brothers Eye F1 Team Marussia
According to a leading English Daily, British Indian brothers Baljinder Sohi and Sonny Kaushal are looking to purchase Formula One team Marussia for a reported sum of 70 million euros.
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Marussia Enter Bankruptcy Protection
After Caterham, Marussia have become the second Formula One team to be placed into bankruptcy protection and will not race at the United States Grand Prix.
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Ten-Man Panel Set up to Review Jules Bianchi Crash
The 10-member group, which will also include renowned former Formula One team chief Ross Brawn, "will carry out a full review of the accident to gain a better understanding of what happened, and will propose new measures to reinforce safety at circuits," the International Automobile Federation said.
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De Villota returns home to Spain after crash
The Marussia Formula One team says test driver Maria de Villota has returned home to Spain after the accident in which she lost her right eye.
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De Villota crash shook team up, says Charles Pic
Formula One driver Charles Pic says the crash in testing that left Marussia test driver Maria de Villota critically injured had a powerful effect on the team, but has not made him fear for his safety in the sport.
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Maria De Villota loses eye in test accident
Spanish Formula One driver Maria De Villota has lost her right eye as a result of an accident she suffered during testing in England on Tuesday, her Marussia team said Wednesday.
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Female F1 test driver Maria De Villota 'conscious' after F1 crash
Spanish Formula One driver Maria De Villota suffered serious injuries on Tuesday after a crash in testing for the Marussia team, it was confirmed.
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Female F1 test driver Maria De Villota fighting for life after crash
Spanish Formula One driver Maria De Villota was fighting for her life on Tuesday after suffering serious injuries during a crash in testing for the Marussia team, it was confirmed.
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Marussia F1 team appoints female test driver
Formula One team Marussia have appointed Spaniard Maria De Villota, an experienced racer in women's autosport, as one of their test drivers.
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Formula One: Jules Bianchi's Family Launches Legal Action Against FIA
Team Marussia, for whom Jules Bianchi was driving at the time of his fatal crash at the Japanese Grand Prix in 2014, is also targeted by the action on the family's behalf brought by British law firm Stewarts Law
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Manor Marussia Take Step Closer to Formula One Return
Manor Marussia included on the FIA's official entry list for the new season. The team announced their intention to be ready in time for Australian Grand Prix on March 15.
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F1: Caterham May Use 2014 Car Next Year
Caterham will be allowed to compete in Formula One next season with this year's car if they find a buyer to keep them in business, the team's administrator said.
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Marussia F1 Team's Cars And Equipment to Be Auctioned
If you are a collector and have the kind of money 'collection' requires, here's your chance to acquire some pieces of F1 history in the form of Marussia Formula One team's race cars, race equipment, team trucks and spare parts.
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Financial Troubles Dogging Formula One Before United States Grand Prix
Two teams, Marussia and Caterham, won't race in Austin because of financial problems. That leaves Sunday's race with just 18 cars, F1's smallest starting grid in nearly a decade, prompting new warnings from the governing body of international motorsports to control costs or risk losing sponsors and viability with fans.
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Sauber Chief Demands Action to Save Formula One From Serious Crashes
In the wake of the double withdrawal of Caterham and Marussia, leaving only nine teams on the grid for this weekend's United States Grand Prix, Sauber team chief Monisha Kaltenborn said she has no doubt about how serious the threat to the sport is - and who must take responsibility.
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British-Indian Billionaire Brothers Eye F1 Team Marussia
According to a leading English Daily, British Indian brothers Baljinder Sohi and Sonny Kaushal are looking to purchase Formula One team Marussia for a reported sum of 70 million euros.
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Marussia Enter Bankruptcy Protection
After Caterham, Marussia have become the second Formula One team to be placed into bankruptcy protection and will not race at the United States Grand Prix.
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Ten-Man Panel Set up to Review Jules Bianchi Crash
The 10-member group, which will also include renowned former Formula One team chief Ross Brawn, "will carry out a full review of the accident to gain a better understanding of what happened, and will propose new measures to reinforce safety at circuits," the International Automobile Federation said.
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De Villota returns home to Spain after crash
The Marussia Formula One team says test driver Maria de Villota has returned home to Spain after the accident in which she lost her right eye.
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De Villota crash shook team up, says Charles Pic
Formula One driver Charles Pic says the crash in testing that left Marussia test driver Maria de Villota critically injured had a powerful effect on the team, but has not made him fear for his safety in the sport.
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Maria De Villota loses eye in test accident
Spanish Formula One driver Maria De Villota has lost her right eye as a result of an accident she suffered during testing in England on Tuesday, her Marussia team said Wednesday.
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Female F1 test driver Maria De Villota 'conscious' after F1 crash
Spanish Formula One driver Maria De Villota suffered serious injuries on Tuesday after a crash in testing for the Marussia team, it was confirmed.
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Female F1 test driver Maria De Villota fighting for life after crash
Spanish Formula One driver Maria De Villota was fighting for her life on Tuesday after suffering serious injuries during a crash in testing for the Marussia team, it was confirmed.
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Marussia F1 team appoints female test driver
Formula One team Marussia have appointed Spaniard Maria De Villota, an experienced racer in women's autosport, as one of their test drivers.
