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The full statement from the FIA

June 16, 2009

FIA claims FOTA dispute is "really about an attempt by some teams to take over the commercial rights to Formula 1"
 

FIA: FOTA trying to control F1 rules

June 16, 2009

The FIA has told the Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) that it finds its attempts to take over the regulations of F1 and get control of commercial rights as unacceptable, as it explained why it will not back down on a budget cap
 

Massa optimistic of step forward

June 16, 2009

Felipe Massa is confident that aerodynamic updates and the introduction of a lighter chassis will help lift the performance of Ferrari at this weekend's British Grand Prix
 

Ferrari clarifies Schumacher's role

April 26, 2009

Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo has clarified Michael Schumacher's role with the marque's Formula 1 team, saying that the seven-time world champion continues to be involved as a consultant. The Ferrari legend's role in the team drew intense press speculation following high-profile strategy blunders in qualifying and the race during the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend
 

Giovanardi wins Thruxton BTCC race one

April 26, 2009

Fabrizio Giovanardi claimed his first British Touring Car Championship win of the season with a lights-to-flag victory in the first race of the day at Thruxton. The Vauxhall driver started from pole position in his Vectra and, despite his 1.5 second lead being eroded thanks to the appearance of the safety car at mid-distance, he was able to reassert his advantage over Matt Neal to win by just under half a second. Behind Neal, who maintained his 100 per cent record of podium finishes this year, Andrew Jordan came home third to make it a one-two-three finish for Vauxhall, five years and a day after it last locked out the podium
 

Q&A with Luca di Montezemolo

April 26, 2009

Q. What is your explanation for the start of the season and the difficult situation Ferrari finds itself in? Luca di Montezemolo: Listen.
 

Montezemolo blames rules for poor start

April 26, 2009

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has blamed bad rules and complacency at his team for the Scuderia's disastrous start to the seaso
 

Morbidelli clinches Speedcar title

April 26, 2009

Vitantonio Liuzzi won today's final race of the Speedcar season in Bahrain, while Gianni Morbidelli clinched the title in fifth place. Morbidelli went into the reverse grid race one point ahead of reigning champion Johnny Herbert and his task was made a lot easier when Herbert was tapped into a spin at the start by Ramez Azzam. The Italian maintained fifth place in the race while Herbert charged back up from 11th, but the Briton could only make it as far as his tail and Morbidelli soaked up the pressure to clinch the championship
 

Vauxhall to pull out of BTCC

April 17, 2009

Vauxhall will pull out of the British Touring Car Championship at the end of this season. Triple Eight Engineering is running three Vectras this year for reigning double champion Fabrizio Giovanardi, Matt Neal and Andrew Jordan, but Vauxhall will not continue in the series into 2010, citing the absence of rival manufacturers and the economic downtoun as the reasons for its departure. Vauxhall's Andy Gibson said: "The company has enjoyed immense success with BTCC, both on track and as a focal marketing activity, however a number of factors have led us to take the decision to withdraw from the championship at the end of this season
 

Q & A with Peter Windsor

April 10, 2009

A month after USF1's plans went public, sporting director Peter Windsor relates how the team is coming along.
 

USF1 considering Cosworth engine deal

April 10, 2009

Team USF1, which plans to be on the grid at the start of next season, is "seriously" evaluating using the standard Cosworth engine in 2010.
 

Mosley cautious on biofuel future

April 07, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley is cautious about Formula 1 having a biofuel future, despite Richard Branson's move to try and make the sport greener.
 

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