F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says it is almost certain European races will be dropped from the schedule in years to come but he is very keen for a race to continue at Spa in Belgium.
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Toro Rosso driver Jaime Alguersuari says his dream is to be crowned world champion driving for Red Bull or Torro Rosso, as they are the team who have believed in him since he was a teenager, and it would not be the same winning for another team.
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Mercedes team chief Ross Brawn says they are finally getting to where they want to be with their car, following Michael Schumacher's fourth-place finish at the Korean Grand Prix. "It took a little longer than I expected but I see real progress," he said.
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Organisers of the inaugural Korean Grand Prix admit the race had its teething problems but they will iron out problems for next year. "I know the work that we need and we will do it," said race promoter Yung Cho Chung.
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Spanish team Epsilon Euskadi, who failed in their bid to get a place on the grid for next season, are still hopeful they could feature in the future. "We are still working with a range of investors and we hope soon to have a final decision. If the decision is positive, we have a range of options. We can go for the 13th entry in 2012, or for 2011 buy an existing team," said team chief Joan Villadelprat.
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Williams will give 2010 GP2 champion Pastor Maldonado and Formula 2 champion Dean Stoneman a run-out in Dubai in November as part of the young driver test programme. They will also keep Valtteri Bottas as their test driver in 2011.
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Red Bull gave F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone a walking frame fitted with a steering wheel as an 80th birthday present last weekend.
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Michael Schumacher's 1994 Benetton Ford B194, in which he won his first world title, is for sale for 1.5m Euros.
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Sebastian Vettel leads Mark Webber in KoreaRed Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has declared it is still too early for the team to throw its full weight behind Mark Webber in the title chase and will continue to give Sebastian Vettel an equal shot at becoming world champion.
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European races gone?? Turkey’s gone next year which is a shame as its’ a great track...sorry, but Silverstone is a bore to me...do they really need Valencia??