Thursday’s FIA press conference

March 11th, 2010 PlanetF1 | News No comments
Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, Felipe Massa and Michael Schumacher attended the first FIA press conference of the season...

McLaren’s rear wing gets green light

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McLaren will be free to use their controversial rear wing in this season's opening race after it was given the all-clear by the FIA...

Sebastian Vettel exclusive: Luscious Liz must prove herself

He is being hotly tipped for the 2010 title and many men his age might cave under the pressure. Not so Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel, who has arrived in Bahrain looking cool and relaxed. This season there are four champions on the grid. For next season the German wants to make sure he is the fifth. His hopes rest with Luscious Liz, aka the Red Bull RB6, as he explained to Formula1.com…
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FIA reopens selection for 13th grid slot

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

Button and Hamilton put on a good show

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Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton acted like two giddy schoolboys on a day when the new term started in Formula One...

Prost joins stewards for Bahrain

Four times world champion Alain Prost will be the drivers' representative on the stewards' panel at the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend
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Q and A with Martin Whitmarsh

Q and A with Martin Whitmarsh
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Schu will have his wife by his side

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Michael Schumacher's wife Corinna will make a rare appearance at a grand prix this weekend as her husband embarks on his F1 comeback...

Horner: McLaren protest unlikely

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
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Whitmarsh: Rivals will copy vent system

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
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