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Insight: Why Will Power's streets ahead

For Verizon Team Penske driver Will Power, temporary circuits are Promised Lands, places where he expects to thrive. Over the last four seasons, he's conquered the streets of Las Vegas, Toronto, Long Beach and, most recently, Sao Paulo.

FIA closes rear diffuser loophole

McLaren, Mercedes GP and at least two other teams will have to make modifications to their diffuser designs in time for the Australian Grand Prix, after the FIA told them that it is clamping down on a loophole being used by the squads.

Peugeot leads night practice

After the No. 08 Peugeot had topped both daytime practice sessions at Sebring on Thursday, the sister No. 07 entry moved back to the front in yesterday evening's night practice for Saturday's 12 Hours of Sebring.

Monza retains Italian GP until 2016

Monza chiefs have secured an extension to keep the Italian Grand Prix until 2016, heading off the threat that Rome could snatch the event away.

Renault plans aggressive development

Renault has vowed to continue an aggressive development push at the start of the season after an encouraging start to its campaign in the Bahrain Grand Prix.

McLaren buys back Mercedes stake

McLaren has bought back the majority of Mercedes-Benz's stake in its Formula 1 team.

Brawn confident Mercedes will catch up

Mercedes GP team boss Ross Brawn is certain the German squad will be fighting at the front soon thanks to its development plan.

Virgin: "Things will start equaling out"

Virgin racing boss Richard Branson believes Formula 1's move to cut down costs in the next few years will help his Virgin Racing team on a fast track to success.

Sauber bullish on chances for Australia

Sauber's technical director Willy Rampf is confident his team will be significantly stronger at the Australian Grand Prix than it was in Bahrain.

Rossi tops first night of Qatar MotoGP test

Valentino Rossi stretched his unbeaten winter testing run to a fifth consecutive session as he beat Casey Stoner to the top spot at traditional Ducati stronghold Losail Thursday evening.