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Raikkonen: Crash part of learning

Kimi Raikkonen has shrugged off his Rally Mexico accident as an inevitable part of his transition from Formula 1 to the World Rally Championship.

Stewart-Haas cars sent to back of Atlanta field

Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman will start at the back of the grid for Sunday's Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, following engine changes after final practice.

Pruett holds off Donohue for Homestead Grand-Am win

Scott Pruett held off a late charge by David Donohue and held on to win Saturday's Grand Prix of Miami, Round 2 of the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series.

Loeb cruising toward Mexico win

Sebastien Loeb is on the brink of victory in Rally Mexico, taking a 40.2-second lead into the last two stages despite easing his pace this morning.

Citroen denies Solberg followed orders

Citroen team principal Olivier Quesnel has denied rumors that he asked Petter Solberg to run first on the road through yesterday's longest day of Rally Mexico.

Hamilton "nearly quit" over '09 scandal

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he was on the brink of walking away from Formula 1 after he was adjudged to have misled the stewards at last year's Australian Grand Prix.

Give Chandhok time, urges Ecclestone

Bernie Ecclestone has urged the Indian press and public to give Karun Chandhok time to settle into Formula 1 and get up to speed.

Button thrilled with McLaren effort

Jenson Button says the effort McLaren has put into preparing for the new season is greater than anything he has experienced in Formula 1 before, and that his switch to the Woking team is already paying off.

Harvick makes it three straight wins in Trucks

Driving a No. 2 Chevrolet that saw its first action this weekend at Atlanta, Kevin Harvick dominated Saturday's E-Z-Go 200 to win for the third time in his last three starts in NASCAR's Camping World Truck Series.

Q & A with Ken Block

After a fine first day for the Monster World Rally Team, America's Ken Block retired from Rally Mexico when he went off the road on the first stage on Saturday morning.

Massa: New teams bad for F1

Felipe Massa has hit out at the new teams joining Formula 1 this season, suggesting that their relatively slow pace is bad for the championship and could pose a danger for the frontrunners.