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Marussia's Request to Compete With 2014 Car Rejected
Marussia are still hoping to come out of administration this month but the decision not to allow them to use last season's car has closed the door on them lining up for the season-opening race in Melbourne on March 15.
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Earlier Start for Formula One Races after Jules Bianchi Crash
Races in Australia, Malaysia, China, Japan and Russia have all been brought forward with organisers ruling that no Grand Prix should start within four hours of sunset.
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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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Marussia Withdrawal Means 18-Car Grid for United States Grand Prix
It's not the first time a race in the United States started with a small grid. At the 2005 U.S. Grand Prix in Indianapolis, a dispute over safety resulted in only six cars taking part in the race.
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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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Tragic Japanese GP Worst Race of my Life: Felipe Massa
Brazilian driver
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Jules Bianchi's Name Kept Above Marussia Garage in Sochi
All teams have their drivers' names above the garage at every race, but organisers have decided not to remove critically injured Jules Bianchi's name from the pit-lane as his team weighs up whether they will replace the Frenchman for the race.
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Formula One: FIA Orders Jules Bianchi Crash Report
FIA president Jean Todt has asked Charlie Whiting, the Formula One race director, "to carry out a report on the precise circumstances which led to the accident," the federation said in a statement sent to AFP.
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Jules Bianchi's Crash Latest Tragedy in Driver's Family
Jules Binachi's uncle - Lucien Bianchi - had died in an accident on the Le Mans race track.
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Jules Bianchi Critical After Accident in Japanese Grand Prix
Jules Bianchi was unconscious when he was taken to a nearby hospital following a crash during Sunday's rain-shortened race and is undergoing emergency surgery after a scan revealed a severe head injury.
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Lewis Hamilton Wins Crash-Marred Japanese Grand Prix
With Lewis Hamilton leading Nico Rosberg, the race was red-flagged with nine laps to go after Marussia driver Jules Bianchi went off at Turn 7, where Sauber's Adrian Sutil had crashed earlier.
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F1: Caterham & Marussia Replace Drivers for Spa Weekend
After what seemed like forever, F1 is finally back from the break, starting with the 2014 Belgian Grand Prix. That said, here's what changed over the vacation: Marussia and Caterham are replacing Max Chilton and Kamui Kobayashi, respectively, for the racing weekend at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Formula One: Marussia keep Jules Bianchi for next year
Marussia have yet to win a point this season. There are six races left in the season, starting at Yeongam on Sunday.
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Timo Glock joins German touring car series
Timo Glock had three podium places for Toyota in F1 and also drove for Virgin Racing and Marussia, which succeeded Virgin. Marussia and Glock parted ways this month.
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Marussia's Request to Compete With 2014 Car Rejected
Marussia are still hoping to come out of administration this month but the decision not to allow them to use last season's car has closed the door on them lining up for the season-opening race in Melbourne on March 15.
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Earlier Start for Formula One Races after Jules Bianchi Crash
Races in Australia, Malaysia, China, Japan and Russia have all been brought forward with organisers ruling that no Grand Prix should start within four hours of sunset.
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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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Marussia Withdrawal Means 18-Car Grid for United States Grand Prix
It's not the first time a race in the United States started with a small grid. At the 2005 U.S. Grand Prix in Indianapolis, a dispute over safety resulted in only six cars taking part in the race.
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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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Tragic Japanese GP Worst Race of my Life: Felipe Massa
Brazilian driver
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Jules Bianchi's Name Kept Above Marussia Garage in Sochi
All teams have their drivers' names above the garage at every race, but organisers have decided not to remove critically injured Jules Bianchi's name from the pit-lane as his team weighs up whether they will replace the Frenchman for the race.
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Formula One: FIA Orders Jules Bianchi Crash Report
FIA president Jean Todt has asked Charlie Whiting, the Formula One race director, "to carry out a report on the precise circumstances which led to the accident," the federation said in a statement sent to AFP.
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Jules Bianchi's Crash Latest Tragedy in Driver's Family
Jules Binachi's uncle - Lucien Bianchi - had died in an accident on the Le Mans race track.
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Jules Bianchi Critical After Accident in Japanese Grand Prix
Jules Bianchi was unconscious when he was taken to a nearby hospital following a crash during Sunday's rain-shortened race and is undergoing emergency surgery after a scan revealed a severe head injury.
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Lewis Hamilton Wins Crash-Marred Japanese Grand Prix
With Lewis Hamilton leading Nico Rosberg, the race was red-flagged with nine laps to go after Marussia driver Jules Bianchi went off at Turn 7, where Sauber's Adrian Sutil had crashed earlier.
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F1: Caterham & Marussia Replace Drivers for Spa Weekend
After what seemed like forever, F1 is finally back from the break, starting with the 2014 Belgian Grand Prix. That said, here's what changed over the vacation: Marussia and Caterham are replacing Max Chilton and Kamui Kobayashi, respectively, for the racing weekend at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Formula One: Marussia keep Jules Bianchi for next year
Marussia have yet to win a point this season. There are six races left in the season, starting at Yeongam on Sunday.
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Timo Glock joins German touring car series
Timo Glock had three podium places for Toyota in F1 and also drove for Virgin Racing and Marussia, which succeeded Virgin. Marussia and Glock parted ways this month.
