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Although it may not hold a candle in some eyes in comparison to Melbourne, the Sakhir circuit in Bahrain plays host to the first leg of this already-enthralling and unpredictable season. However, what Bahrain lacks in history and charm it makes up in enthusiasm, with its organisers second to none in providing some of the sport’s [...] Related posts:

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The 2010 Formula One season roars into life in the desert of Bahrain, with many questions still unanswered. In this edition of the GPCast, a super-sized panel look back on some of the major stories from pre-season testing and try to evaluate who will be quick enough to open their championship account on top. Related posts:Bahrain [...] Related posts:

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The FIA turns down US F1's request to hold its entry open and invites other candidates to apply for vacant 2011 slot.

With new drivers, teams and rules, the 2010 Formula One World Championship is proving to be as unpredictable as ever, ahead of the season opener in Bahrain. In the first of a mini-series of articles, Forumula1.net’s Alex Scott looks at how the sport’s latest batch of technical regulations will pose a major challenge to its competitors in their [...] Related posts:

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Four times world champion Alain Prost will be the drivers' representative on the stewards' panel at the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend

Q and A with Martin Whitmarsh

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has played down the possibility of his team deciding to officially protest the McLaren over its ingenious aerodynamic devices

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh expects his team's rivals to stop their complaints and instead start copying the radical 'venting' system that features on his car after it passed an FIA inspection and scrutineering for the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso is surprised by Michael Schumacher's return but admitted that beating him would make victory all the sweeter.

Sebastien Buemi says Toro Rosso has benefited from having to design its own 2010 car.

US F1 could face disciplinary action after failing to be ready in time to compete in the 2010 world championships.

Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso says it is great to see Michael Schumacher back on the grid as he raises the level of competition so much.

McLaren says that after an inspection by its technical chief, Charlie Whiting, the FIA has given the rear wing on the MP4-25 the all-clear.

Following a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council in Bahrain, the FIA has warned that US F1 could face sanctions following its failure to make it to the grid this season.

An officially sanctioned Formula 1 movie is set to hit the cinema screens early next year after a landmark deal was reached with the sport's commercial chief Bernie Ecclestone.

Renault has announced a major sponsorship agreement with former BMW sponsor HP, the global technology leader, for 2010 and 2011.

Felipe Massa joined Formula One’s four competing world champions for the opening press conference of the 2010 season in Bahrain. Here the drivers give their views ahead of the opening race of the year. 2010 BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX THURSDAY PRESS CONFERENCE – March 11, 2010 DRIVERS: Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari), Jenson BUTTON (McLaren), Lewis HAMILTON (McLaren), Felipe MASSA (Ferrari), [...] Related posts:

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Formula One commercial rights controller Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that India will host a grand prix in 2011.

Thursday#s press conference from Bahrain, featuring Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, Felipe Massa, Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso

McLaren was approved in scrutineering checks today despite queries over its rear wing.