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Vettel heads all-Red Bull front row in Australia

Red Bull teammates Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber will start tomorrow's Australian Grand Prix from the front row after dominating the qualifying battle in Melbourne today.

Brawn calls for suspension ruling

Mercedes GP team principal Ross Brawn has called on the FIA to clarify the regulations about suspension systems in Formula 1, amid suspicions in the paddock that some outfits may be using a form of "active ride."

Schumacher seeks blocking clarification

Michael Schumacher sought clarification from FIA race director Charlie Whiting about driving standards after qualifying in Melbourne, having been left angry that he had been blocked by other drivers.

Mercedes aims to add F-duct soon

Mercedes GP is planning to introduce its own version of McLaren's F-Duct system as soon as it can, because it believes it delivers a "significant" advantage.

Hamlin to have knee surgery

Denny Hamlin will undergo surgery to his left knee next Monday, Joe Gibbs Racing officials announced on Saturday.

Branson not angry about his team's fuel tank error

Richard Branson says he remains wholly committed to his Virgin Racing Formula 1 team, and the staff behind it, despite the outfit's fuel tank sizing error.

De Ferran named as owners rep to IndyCar advisory committee

Co-owner of Luczo Dragon Racing/de Ferran Motorsports was elected today to the IZOD IndyCar Series Advisory Committee.

Power blitzes rivals in St. Petersburg practice

Will Power stayed on top in second practice for St. Petersburg's IZOD IndyCar Series race, producing a blistering lap 0.7sec clear of his rivals.

Harvick awarded pole as Martinsville qualifying is rained out

As the Sprint Cup points leader, Kevin Harvick winner starts up front alongside Matt Kenseth.

Bridgestone: New tire rules not the answer for F1

Formula 1 tire supplier Bridgestone has told teams not to look at it to try and improve the racing this year, and is confident the spectacle will be better at the Australian Grand Prix.