Top stories: Tuesday, Feb. 15

NASCAR looks to limit two-car draft

NASCAR has introduced technical changes to the cooling system on Sprint Cup Series cars in the hope of limiting the two-car tandems that prevailed during Saturday's Budweiser Shootout at Daytona.
 

Protesters target Bahrain Grand Prix

The season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix could become the target of anti-government protests on the island state, a local campaign group has warned.
 

RACER Special: F1 2011 part 2: Hope, glory and blind faith

Red Bull Racing won't have HRT breathing down its neck any time soon. But somewhere between these extremes, look for some subtle - and some less subtle - shifts in power.
 

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Kubica set to stay in Italy for rehab

Robert Kubica is set to stay in Italy to start his rehabilitation following his accident, according to his manager Daniel Morelli.
 

Mateschitz: RBR fourth in budget rank

Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz believes his Formula 1 team has only the fourth-largest budget in the sport, as he dismissed suggestions it overspent en route to capturing the World Championship last year.
 

Pagenaud to IndyCars?

Peugeot Le Mans driver reportedly working on a partial-season deal.
 

Citroen: No Le Mans for Raikkonen

PSA motorsport director Olivier Quesnel has denied rumors that Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastien Loeb would be contesting this year's Le Mans 24 Hours.
 

Brawn relaxed about Mercedes form

Ross Brawn insists he is comfortable with the way Mercedes GP's preparations for the new season are going, despite questions being raised about the form of the new W02.
 

Ecclestone concerned about Bahrain

Formula 1 commercial rights manager Bernie Ecclestone has expressed his concern that unrest in Bahrain could affect the first race of the season.
 

Vettel "dreams" of driving for Ferrari

While saying he was happy with his current team, the Red Bull driver admitted he would like be drive for the Maranello squad in the future.
 

Paul Miller Racing and driver Bryce Miller move to ALMS GT class

Team to run Porsche 911 GT3 RSR in the American Le Mans Series
 

John Force Racing unveils new color schemes for 2011

John Force, Mike Neff and Robert Hight will all race with revised liveries this season.
 

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