TOP STORY: Tuesday, May 31

Wheldon collects $2.5m for Indy victory

Dan Wheldon earned $2,567,255 from an overall purse of $13,509,485 for his victory in the 100th Anniversary Indianapolis 500.

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Perez expects to race in Canada

Sergio Perez says he feels in good shape after leaving the hospital following his Monaco accident, and is optimistic he will be fit for the Canadian Grand Prix in two weeks.

Renault: Lotus tie-up stronger than ever

Renault says its partnership with Group Lotus, which includes title sponsorship, is more solid then ever, despite rival Team Lotus being allowed to keep its name.

Taylor, Angelelli repeat Lime Rock triumph

SunTrust squad repeats 2010 triumph as Pruett and Rojas struggle following an early off-course excursion.

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Boullier says Heidfeld must improve

Renault team boss Eric Boullier says Nick Heidfeld needs to raise his game following a series of disappointing races this season.

Brawn: Dec. 11 finale "totally unacceptable"

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn says that teams have told Bernie Ecclestone that an F1 season finale on Dec. 11 is out of the question, because of logistical issues.

Carpentier returns to NASCAR in Kansas

With his abortive attempt to return to IndyCars behind him, French-Canadian will drive Frank Stoddard Jr.'s No. 32 Ford at Kansas Speedway.

Alonso: Silverstone will be title crunch point

Fernando Alonso reckons the British Grand Prix in July will be the key indicator of whether Ferrari has any chance of fighting for this year's World Championship.

Petrov sure he'll be fine for Montreal

Vitaly Petrov is confident he will be fully fit for the Canadian Grand Prix, having escaped serious injury in his crash at the end of the Monaco race.

Pirelli making no predictions for Canada

Pirelli's motorsport boss Paul Hembery says it is impossible to predict how tires will behave during the Canadian Grand Prix next week.

Di Resta frustrated with himself

Paul di Resta said he was going to be very hard on himself over his Monaco Grand Prix tangle with Jaime Alguersuari, as he encountered the first blip of his so far fairly trouble-free Formula 1 career.

Simoncelli summoned by officials

Marco Simoncelli has been summoned to a meeting with MotoGP race direction at Catalunya this weekend to discuss his clash with Dani Pedrosa at the French Grand Prix.

Lotus expects further step in Canada

Lotus technical chief Mike Gascoyne thinks his team can take a further step closer to the midfield group ahead in the Canadian Grand Prix.

Hirvonen determined to stop Loeb escaping

Mikko Hirvonen says he needs to turn the tables on Sebastien Loeb quickly if he is to have any hope of staying in contention for this year's World Rally Championship title.

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