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Formula One Team Haas Cut Ties With Russian Driver Nikita Mazepin And Sponsor
Formula One team Haas on Saturday announced they have dropped Russian driver Nikita Mazepin and terminated their contract with title sponsor Uralkali due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine
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Russian & Belarusian Drivers Can Compete In F1 Without National Flag, Mazepin Seat Still In Doubt
While Russian and Belarusian drivers will be allowed to compete under a neutral flag, Mazepin may still be on his way out.
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Formula One Buzz Hangs Over Indycar Season Opener
Andretti Autosport, with a four-car driver lineup that includes F1 veteran Romain Grosjean and 21-year-old American Colton Herta, is a hot favorite to claim the IndyCar championship this season.
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F1: Haas Has Dropped Uralkali's Branding And Russian-Flag Themed Livery
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Haas has dropped Uralkali's Branding and its livery for final day of the first pre-season test at Barcelona
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Haas Becomes 1st Constructor To Show New 2022 F1 Car
Haas has only shown off renders of the car and physically it will break cover later this month in Barcelona at the pre season test.
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F1: Mazepin Says His Father Could Turn Any F1 Team Into Gold
Mazepin believes his father will be successful at running a F1 team
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Bodies Of 9 Workers Found After Fire In Russian Mine
Rescuers have found nine dead construction workers after a fire in a mine in Russia operated by potash maker Uralkali, Russian news agencies reported on Sunday.
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9 Miners Trapped In Smoke Inside Russian Mine Likely Dead: Investigators
Nine miners who have been trapped by smoke inside a mine of Russian potash producer Uralkali, are likely to have died, the Russia's Investigative Committee said on Saturday.
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Russia's Uralkali Hopes Producers Will Sign New Supply Deal With India In June
Russia's Uralkali hopes potash producers will sign a new supply contract with India, one of its largest customers, by the end of this month, Uralkali head of sales Vladislav Lyana told a conference call on Wednesday.
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Formula One Team Haas Cut Ties With Russian Driver Nikita Mazepin And Sponsor
Formula One team Haas on Saturday announced they have dropped Russian driver Nikita Mazepin and terminated their contract with title sponsor Uralkali due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine
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Russian & Belarusian Drivers Can Compete In F1 Without National Flag, Mazepin Seat Still In Doubt
While Russian and Belarusian drivers will be allowed to compete under a neutral flag, Mazepin may still be on his way out.
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Formula One Buzz Hangs Over Indycar Season Opener
Andretti Autosport, with a four-car driver lineup that includes F1 veteran Romain Grosjean and 21-year-old American Colton Herta, is a hot favorite to claim the IndyCar championship this season.
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F1: Haas Has Dropped Uralkali's Branding And Russian-Flag Themed Livery
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Haas has dropped Uralkali's Branding and its livery for final day of the first pre-season test at Barcelona
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Haas Becomes 1st Constructor To Show New 2022 F1 Car
Haas has only shown off renders of the car and physically it will break cover later this month in Barcelona at the pre season test.
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F1: Mazepin Says His Father Could Turn Any F1 Team Into Gold
Mazepin believes his father will be successful at running a F1 team
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Bodies Of 9 Workers Found After Fire In Russian Mine
Rescuers have found nine dead construction workers after a fire in a mine in Russia operated by potash maker Uralkali, Russian news agencies reported on Sunday.
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9 Miners Trapped In Smoke Inside Russian Mine Likely Dead: Investigators
Nine miners who have been trapped by smoke inside a mine of Russian potash producer Uralkali, are likely to have died, the Russia's Investigative Committee said on Saturday.
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Russia's Uralkali Hopes Producers Will Sign New Supply Deal With India In June
Russia's Uralkali hopes potash producers will sign a new supply contract with India, one of its largest customers, by the end of this month, Uralkali head of sales Vladislav Lyana told a conference call on Wednesday.
