TOP STORY: Friday, Aug. 3

F1 teams differ over FIA's handling of tech

F1 teams differ over FIA's handling of tech "gray areas"

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has faith that the FIA is handling this year's spate of technical controversies in Formula 1 in the right way, even though the number of changes that Red Bull has had to make to its car has left some rivals uneasy.
 

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Loeb holding off Hirvonen in Finland

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Senna optimistic of securing future

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Sauber relaxed about 2013 drivers

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