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Senna retires after hitting dog during GP2 race Brazilian Bruno Senna retired from a GP2 support race at the Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday after hitting a stray dog that ran onto the track.
Team by team analysis of Turkish Grand Prix It is Massa's third Turkish Grand Prix win in a row from pole position, second victory of the season and seventh of his career.
	Brazillian Felipe Massa wins Turkish Grand Prix for Ferrari The Ferrari driver won from pole position for the third year in a row after an enthralling tactical battle with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton. -Reuters
Grand Prix season so far Story of Formula One season so far ahead of Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix here:
Kovalainen passed fit to race in Turkey McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen thanked his lucky stars and paid tribute to Formula One's safety standards.
F1 qualifying to change after Super Aguri exit Formula One's governing body said on Thursday that qualifying procedures would change after the Super Aguri team's withdrawal from the championship.
F1 looks to booming economies for future teams Formula One should look to fast-developing economies like China, India and Russia for the new teams of the future.
	Massa answers critics in winning style Brazilian Felipe Massa stormed to victory here on Sunday for his second successive victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix.
	Team by team analysis of Bahrain Grand Prix Team by team analysis of Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix (teams listed in 2007 championship order)
Mosley sues British tabloid for unlimited damages Max Mosley is claiming unlimited damages from the News of the World over its sexual revelations about the International Automobile Federation (FIA) president.
	Mosley no stranger to controversy Max Mosley is no stranger to controversy or calls for his resignation after years as one of the most powerful figures in world motorsport.
Mosley calls extraordinary meeting of FIA Meeting to discuss last weekend's alleged lurid revelations about his private life.
FIA confirm Mosley not attending Bahrain GP Mosley apologised in letter sent to all national FIA clubs for any embarrassment caused.
Magny-Cours to get face-lift French circuit has been much maligned for its lack of hotel infrastructure, traffic problems.
F1 team bosses back expansion to 20 races Formula One could expand to 20 grands prix, but that should be the upper limit, say team bosses.
Renault still paying for 2007 aerodynamic problems Former champions Renault are still paying the price for last year's aerodynamic problems, the Formula One team's engineering head Pat Symonds said on Monday.
	A dangerous sport made much safer F1 legend Jackie Stewart speaks on how motorsports has evolved over the years.
Lewis and Kimi are starting to raise their game Hamilton and Raikkonen are starting to raise their game in clear competition with one another.
	F1 Fan-atic Issue #1 Follow The New Paper's F1 Fan-atic series every race weekend.
	Hard or soft? Different tyre compounds have different mixtures of rubber. The softer the compound the more grip you get, but the softer compound will wear out more quickly. Hard compound tyres are more durable but give less grip.
	Racing is only for supremely fit Ferrari are fighting back with a one-two on today's grid. And, leader Lewis Hamilton and his McLaren teammate know they have their work cut out for them.
	Whose fault? F1 - 60 per cent Massa's, says Williams' chief engineer
Hamilton is no Tiger, says Mansell Nigel Mansell says Hamilton is the driver to beat but rejected comparisons the 23-year-old and Tiger Woods.
	Our Formula One Fan-atic LUKE NETTO on... What an opening lap in the season's first Grand Prix in Melbourne's Albert Park in Australia!
	Please, not just the Hamilton show A winning start in the season opener, Lewis Hamilton has every reason to smile and give fans the double thumbs-up after winning the Australian Grand Prix yesterday.
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