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Indianapolis 500 preview

The 2010 Indianapolis 500 is upon us and already there have been positive surprises, shocks and heartbreaks. Expect more of the same on race day.

Austin a "perfect fit" for F1, promoter says

One of the promoters of the new United States Grand Prix event says Austin, Texas is the ideal location for Formula 1's return to America.

McLaren: F1 must make most of new U.S. chance

McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale says his team welcomes Formula 1's deal to return to the United States, but warned that the sport would need to consider the way it presents itself to the American audience.

Ekstrom pleased with NASCAR test

Two-time DTM champion Mattias Ekstrom said he was pleased with his first NASCAR outing with Red Bull Racing on Tuesday at Virginia International Raceway.

McLaren focusing on eliminating errors

McLaren needs to stop squandering chances and make sure it maximizes its potential in every race if it is to stop Red Bull dominating the World Championship, says the squad's managing director Jonathan Neale.

Mark Wahlberg joins Indy 500 start in two-seater with Andretti

Michael Andretti and actor Mark Wahlberg will join the field for the start of the Indianapolis 500 in the IZOD IndyCar Series' two-seater car.

Hispania and Dallara end partnership

Hispania has parted company with Dallara, the constructor which supplied the chassis for the Spanish team's maiden Formula 1 campaign.

Alonso reassured by points position

Fernando Alonso says the fact that he is still a close third in the championship despite having a string of disasters in the opening rounds has made him confident he can still challenge for the 2010 title even though Red Bull is currently faster.

Pirelli pulling ahead in F1 tire supplier bidding war?

Italian media reporting that Pirelli will be named F1's sole tire supplier for next year

Manager expects Massa to keep drive

Felipe Massa's manager Nicolas Todt believes Ferrari is keen to retain the Brazilian for 2011, despite suggestions that it is looking at potential replacements.

ART aiming for 2011 F1 entry

ART Grand Prix co-owner Nicolas Todt has confirmed that the multiple GP2 and Formula 3 title-winning team has applied to enter Formula 1 next season, but admitted that being ready for 2011 would be a huge undertaking if its bid was accepted.