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McLaren expect tough Sepang race
The team will introduce further new parts at Sepang, in a bid to catch up with the frontrunners. -myp
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Flag-off for GT1 racing here?
S'pore can host races such as MotoGP, Super GT, A1 Grand Prix with G1 rating.
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Hamilton summoned over Trulli F 1 incident
He was summoned to explain what happened at the Australian Grand Prix. -AFP
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Buyer beware of S'pore GP scams
Someone may try to sell you tickets that go sour as F1 season kicks off. |
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Flag-off for GT1 racing here?
Changi Motorsports Hub will be able to host races such as MotoGP and Super GT once ready.
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Ferrari set the early pace at Sepang
Raikkonen fired in a quickest lap of one minute 35.707 seconds. -Reuters
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How to attract women
Japanese carmakers are turning their attention to women in many ways. One of them is the Chambre ??Paris collection.
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Button wins abandoned M'sian Grand Prix
Race halted after 32 laps as rain pelted down, lightning flashed around the circuit and visibility deteriorated. -AFP
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Review sought after F1 race wash out
For giving in to television viewers in Europe, the 11th Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix was unable to run its full course yesterday. -NST
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Media ladies prefer to be 'stripped down'
Women working at the Formula One paddock prefer to go with minimum makeup. -The Star/ANN
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Camelia soaks in the high octane thrills
Despite being late, local M'sian songstress came to cheer for her favourite driver Lewis Hamilton. -The Star/ANN
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Hamilton not quitting, says McLaren team principal
The Briton was reportedly talked out of quitting by Max Mosley, head of the FIA, the sport's governing body. |
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Glock delighted with rare podium
Glock decided to pit for intermediates rather than full wet tyres when the rain began to fall.
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McLaren and Ferrari are paying price of success
Rivals' difficulties a direct result of last year's title battle, says Brawn GP owner. |
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Choo to race in Super GT series
He will be the first S'porean to race in the Super GT series, a nine-venue grand touring car series.
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Singapore GP to go green
A production centre will be built to generate natural energy that can offset energy consumed within the circuit. |
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Don't deny India its Nano-lution
Top Gear has likened the Nano to a Pokemon and it has been mocked as a lawn-mower for four.
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Pertinent F1 questions for Sepang GP?
After 11 years, Sepang needs upgrading to keep up with the rest of the world. |
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Back to the drawing board for Sepang GP
The Sepang GP couldn't resume because the organisers had run of out daylight.
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Electric car race still a bumpy ride
Dozens of start-ups and GM rivals are set to hit the EV track, but the more serious competition is coming from China. |
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Wet races - nightmare or challenge?
Tyres played a crucial choice at the Malaysian Grand Prix, with poor choices sending Kimi out of the points.
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Serve S'poreans in English or Malay
Anyone employed to provide a public service should be sufficiently competent in spoken English. |
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Bad service from both bus operators
Public Transport Council should ensure that fines issued to bus companies are standardised.
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Court to rule on F1's diffuser controversy
F1 teams appeal against legality of rear diffusers used by Brawn, Toyota and Williams. |
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Punish bus operators by reducing fares
Passenger feels that lowering fares is the best form of punishment.
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Only 17 bus services in S'pore overcrowded?
Hands up anyone who has taken other bus services and experienced the squeeze, says this writer. |
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F1 winning car legal
Appeal against diffuser in F1 leader's Brawn GP car thrown out.
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BMW swallows diffuser's bitter pill
BMW-Sauber says developing their own rear diffusers will take time. |
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We can still win races, says Ferrari's Massa
The Prancing Horse team still has no points to their name so far.
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Nothing to diffuse Brawn's high spirits
Diffuser-system debate settled, things set to be even more competitive. |
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Fine with real or radio
Nico Rosberg shows why he's top driver as he come out tops in a radio controlled car competition in S'pore.
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F1 Button and Brawn back on top in China
Defending champion Hamilton was 13th in his McLaren-Mercedes while Massa was 12th. |
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Driving centre caters for private students too
No distinction between private and driving-school students.
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Safe Useful Versatile
The SUV is Indian politicians' vehicle of choice as they are all-terrain and can be bullet-proofed. |
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We were powerless to stop Red Bull, admits Button
Tyre temperature may have been a factor in loss. -AFP
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No quick fixes for Ferrari
Ferrari unlikely to make any major improvements to their car until F1 returns to Europe. |
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Vettel takes Red Bull's first win
21-year-old Vettel claimed the second victory of his career.
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Ferrari may abandon current F1 bid to focus on 2010
The struggling Italian team may switch their development focus to the 2010 car. |
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Ferrari's fightback may start in Bahrain
Don't rule out Ferrari just yet.
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Not easy to clean up motor insurance mess
Premiums rose on average by half in the 10 years from 1998, from $672 to $1,013. |
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Grand Prix to roar with ITE students
1,000 will be picked for tasks in each of the next four years that race is held.
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'Big 2 will be back'
Coulthard confident Ferrari, McLaren will recover from poor starts. |
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How McLaren are catching up
New six-plane front wing that resulted in better aerodynamic balance.
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The man behind the driver
Marcus Lim, general manager of Binter & Co. which started Binter Drifter.
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How he drifted into racing
Former boss suggested that Ivan Lim drift for the team at competitions in Malaysia.
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Dare to drift
Lim ranked the top Singaporean competitor after he claimed 10th position in last year's Formula Drift Singapore. |
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Button wins in Bahrain
It was a near perfect drive from the Englishman today.
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$168 tickets for S'pore Grand Prix sold out
Remaining 50 per cent of the inventory will now be sold at regular price of $188.
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Bad behaviour on MRT trains
Inconsiderate behaviour on trains is apparently the pet peeve of many Singaporeans.
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Ferrari deny Barcelona is last hope to resurrect title
Raikkonen gave Ferrari a little breathing space with his six points in last week's Bahrain race.
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Hamilton happy with fourth in Bahrain
The 24-year-old Englishman delivered his strongest performance of the year so far.
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Formula One's McLaren hearing
McLaren charged for lying to stewards at last month's season-opening Australian Grand Prix. |
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Paris hearing to decide McLaren's fate
McLaren charged with five counts of bringing the sport into disrepute.
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McLaren showing clear signs of progress
Hamilton's fourth place in Sunday's Bahrain GP proof that policy is starting to pay off. |
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Team by team analysis of Bahrain Grand Prix
Sunday's Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix (in current championship order).
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Triumphant Button heads into the unknown
At next week's Spanish Grand Prix, the new world order may have changed again. |
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BMW go from bad to worse in Bahrain
Kubica finished 18th and Nick Heidfeld was 19th out of 19 finishers.
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McLaren escape with suspended three-race ban
Penalty will only be applied if there is a further breach by team or further facts of the case emerge. |
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Toyota having trouble putting on the brakes
Trulli's brakes were fading due to it being overheated.
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Beware the trailing pack, Button
BMW's sad story should be a cautionary tale for Button. |
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F1 Pit Building is a roaring success
During the off-season for racing cars, it is earning revenue as a venue for bazaars and launches.
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