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What the FRIC?

Formula One is always ripe with new innovation. The aerodynamic black art has been the main focus, rightfully so, for a long time and...
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FIA clarify aggressive driving rules, is it ‘significant’?

The 2012 season has seen some aggressive driving. In the case of Pastor Maldonado, it's been in the shape of aggressive overtaking maneuvers but there has...
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Newey not worried about new FIA wing test

There is an exclusive interview at ITV with Red Bull's Adrian Newey regarding their flexi front wing. You can watch the video here....
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Webber: Defends ‘Flexi Wings’ with ‘broken balls’

If there is one thing I really like about Mark Webber it is that he is real. He speaks candidly and says things...
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McLaren to copy rivals front wing design?

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has stated that the team may copy their rivals front wings after a struggling weekend in Germany. Ferrari and...
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Renault to fight at front

Nelson Piquet says he has seen a dramatic improvement with the 2009 car since he first drove it. That the gremlins that stunted...

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