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F1: Alan Jones Believes Wolff Crossed A Line In Lambasting George Russell For Imola Crash
Russell initially was very belligerent about the accident being partially being triggered by Bottas moving the car on the side on the narrow straight at Imola.
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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso rejects McLaren interest
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh raised eyebrows ahead of this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix when he publicly flagged his interest in luring the Spaniard back to McLaren, where he spent one unhappy year in 2007.
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Ferrari pairing 'explosive', says Michael Schumacher
On Wednesday, Finland's Raikkonen was presented as the team-mate of Spain's Alonso for next season and will return to Ferrari having driven for Lotus for the last two seasons.
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Pirelli back in Felipe Massa's good books
At the close of the 'young drivers' test over three days, Felipe Massa of Ferrari made clear he felt much more confident about Pirelli's supply.
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Fernando Alonso wins Chinese Grand Prix
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso won an incident-packed Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on Sunday, well ahead of the Lotus of Kimi Raikkonen and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton.
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Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo says he will remain in charge
Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo plans to remain in charge of the Italian Formula One team even if he decides to run for a seat in the Italian Parliament.
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Fernando Alonso sure he can beat Sebastian Vettel to title
Fernando Alonso is confident that he will go past Sebastian Vettel to win his third drivers' title this year despite the latter having a lead.
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I don't make a mistake twice, asserts Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel has revealed the secret of his success and that is not to to make the same mistake twice. He believes that is the reason why he has grown as a Formula One driver.
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Felipe Massa confident of maintaining momentum
Felipe Massa says it was time for repaying the faith Ferrari has shown in him and he will give his best performance in the upcoming Indian Grand Prix.
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Safety dominates discussion as F1 heads to Monza
As Formula One prepares to race in Ferrari's home grand prix at Monza this weekend, safety still dominates discussion.
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Fernando Alonso of Ferrari wins Formula One's German Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso extended his lead in this year's Formula One drivers' world championship on Sunday when he drove to a flawless victory for Ferrari in the German Grand Prix.
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Fernando Alonso on pole for British Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso will start Sunday's British Grand Prix in pole position for Ferrari after finishing quickest in a rain-hit qualifying session here on Saturday.
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Fernando Alonso separates from pack after win at Valencia
Fernando Alonso's emotional comeback win at the European Grand Prix last Sunday has finally set one driver apart from the pack in the most tightly contested Formula One season in history.
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Fernando Alonso puzzled by poor Valencia qualifying
Fernando Alonso was pleased with his Ferrari's performance but surprised to be starting from the sixth row of the grid after qualifying in 11th position for Sundays European Grand Prix.
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Webber's Monaco triumph sparks Ferrari talk
Mark Webber did his CV and his future employment prospects a power of good last Sunday when he claimed his second masterful Monaco victory in three years.
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F1: Alan Jones Believes Wolff Crossed A Line In Lambasting George Russell For Imola Crash
Russell initially was very belligerent about the accident being partially being triggered by Bottas moving the car on the side on the narrow straight at Imola.
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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso rejects McLaren interest
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh raised eyebrows ahead of this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix when he publicly flagged his interest in luring the Spaniard back to McLaren, where he spent one unhappy year in 2007.
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Ferrari pairing 'explosive', says Michael Schumacher
On Wednesday, Finland's Raikkonen was presented as the team-mate of Spain's Alonso for next season and will return to Ferrari having driven for Lotus for the last two seasons.
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Pirelli back in Felipe Massa's good books
At the close of the 'young drivers' test over three days, Felipe Massa of Ferrari made clear he felt much more confident about Pirelli's supply.
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Fernando Alonso wins Chinese Grand Prix
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso won an incident-packed Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on Sunday, well ahead of the Lotus of Kimi Raikkonen and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton.
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Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo says he will remain in charge
Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo plans to remain in charge of the Italian Formula One team even if he decides to run for a seat in the Italian Parliament.
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Fernando Alonso sure he can beat Sebastian Vettel to title
Fernando Alonso is confident that he will go past Sebastian Vettel to win his third drivers' title this year despite the latter having a lead.
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I don't make a mistake twice, asserts Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel has revealed the secret of his success and that is not to to make the same mistake twice. He believes that is the reason why he has grown as a Formula One driver.
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Felipe Massa confident of maintaining momentum
Felipe Massa says it was time for repaying the faith Ferrari has shown in him and he will give his best performance in the upcoming Indian Grand Prix.
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Safety dominates discussion as F1 heads to Monza
As Formula One prepares to race in Ferrari's home grand prix at Monza this weekend, safety still dominates discussion.
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Fernando Alonso of Ferrari wins Formula One's German Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso extended his lead in this year's Formula One drivers' world championship on Sunday when he drove to a flawless victory for Ferrari in the German Grand Prix.
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Fernando Alonso on pole for British Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso will start Sunday's British Grand Prix in pole position for Ferrari after finishing quickest in a rain-hit qualifying session here on Saturday.
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Fernando Alonso separates from pack after win at Valencia
Fernando Alonso's emotional comeback win at the European Grand Prix last Sunday has finally set one driver apart from the pack in the most tightly contested Formula One season in history.
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Fernando Alonso puzzled by poor Valencia qualifying
Fernando Alonso was pleased with his Ferrari's performance but surprised to be starting from the sixth row of the grid after qualifying in 11th position for Sundays European Grand Prix.
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Webber's Monaco triumph sparks Ferrari talk
Mark Webber did his CV and his future employment prospects a power of good last Sunday when he claimed his second masterful Monaco victory in three years.
