Thursday 23 September, 2021
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel in a Ferrari will start alongside Hamilton on the front row.
The American motor and energy company opened its first showroom in Ireland this week.
322 people were caught speeding in 24 hours.
They’re expensive. Very. Expensive.
The junction is one of the busiest in the country with approximately 80,000 vehicles using it each day.
There was also a significant increase last month in the number of new goods vehicles.
Someone forgot their L plates on Sunday.
Driver Brendon Hartley believes Murphy Prototypes have the experience and speed to challenger for 24-hour honours.
The Formula E world championship is being backed by McLaren, which is supplying cars powered exclusively by electric energy.
The seven-time world champion bows out of the sport for a second time at the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos on Sunday.
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Seems legit.
Some people call him the space cowboy…
Formula One team principals Chris Horner and Eric Boulllier see mid-season testing as a needless additon to the racing calendar.
Porsche designed the brand’s classic 911 sports car, which has been in production since the 1960s.
McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton will begin tomorrow’s Malaysian Grand Prix in pole position, ahead of teammate and rival Jenson Button and seven-time World Champion Michael Schumacher.
Twelve drivers hit the track at Jerez on Tuesday and it was the former world champion that dominated proceedings.
Bernie Ecclestone does not expect F1 to take off in the United States, despite the fact that two races will take place in the country from 2013.
Lewis Hamilton’s father says that his son will start the 2012 season as a new, more mature driver.
McLaren insist they have no intention of telling Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton to play it safe, despite a disappointing season so far.
Vettel is relaxed, Webber is bullish, Alonso is less than optimistic and Lewis Hamilton just needs a holiday. We preview the Italian Grand Prix…
Maryeve Dufault has appeared on The Price is Right and is a former Miss Hawaiian Tropic.
Mark Webber will sit in pole position at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, in a race that could be overshadowed by a row between the big teams.
