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Webber: Spa 'changed the landscape' of title battle
With title protagonists Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button all failing to score at Spa, Mark Webber argues the Belgian GP may just have been a watershed in F1 2010.
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Biaggi refusing to settle for points'
Max Biaggi keeps the 2010 World Superbike title at the back of his mind as he heads to the Nurburgring focused only on returning to winning ways.
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Loss-making Spa-still musing race-share with Nürburgring
The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps - arguably the most popular race on the F1 calendar - may in future have to alternate with the Nürburgring due to persistent financial losses.
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Rossi 'not 100 per cent' but hoping to please fans
While he admits he isn't yet 100 per cent, Valentino Rossi is expecting to gain extra motivation from performing in front of his home crowd at Misano.
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Mosley warns there may be trouble ahead for 'fragile' F1
Former FIA President Max Mosley has conceded that disgraced 'Singapore-gate' protagonist Flavio Briatore could soon return to F1 - but warns of difficulties ahead for the sport's management.
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Racer' Bridewell frustrated by Cadwell penalty
Tommy Bridewell insists he was unfairly excluded from the race one results at Cadwell Park following his contact with John Laverty.
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Splitlath Aprilia shocked' by Evo exclusion
Splitlath Aprilia's hopes of winning the inaugural Evo title are dealt a blow by a controversial technical ruling.
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'Impetuous' Vettel told: One more error, title is gone!
'Crash kid' Sebastian Vettel has been told to 'stay calm and focussed' by Red Bull team principal Christian Horner - as Niki Lauda warns him his F1 title hopes are hanging by a thread...
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Button: Vettel fast - but too erratic to be champion
Jenson Button admits that he is more positive about his F1 title bid, but claims that rival Sebastian Vettel makes too many mistakes to be a threat.
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Marko: Red Bull's rivals upset at being beaten by a privateer
Helmut Marko points the finger right back at Red Bull's F1 rivals, claiming their accusations of cheating are merely a way to hide their own embarrassment at being beaten by 'a private team'...
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Alonso: F1 title chances haven't been harmed by Spa DNF
Ferrari star Fernando Alonso is insistent that despite having seen his deficit to the top of the points table double in Belgium, he still retains 'a real possibility' of F1 title glory in 2010.
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Whitmarsh: Button won't be asked to back Hamilton
Martin Whitmarsh insists that his two drivers will continue to be free to fight for the F1 world title.
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Haslam out to keep pressure on Biaggi
Leon Haslam thinks back to his 2009 performance on the Stiggy Honda as he bids to win his first World Superbike race since Kyalami at the Nurburgring.
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Hamilton: Brush with barriers was 'scary'
Lewis Hamilton may have won the Belgian GP, but his run to the podium was not without its 'edge of the seat' moments.
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Haga: Forgetting 2009, remembering 2008
Noriyuki Haga and Michel Fabrizio eye a boost for soon-to-depart Ducati around the Nurburgring.
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Sebastian Vettel is 'the nicest guy' in F1
Ex-world champion Kimi Raikkonen has sprung to the defence of Sebastian Vettel - arguing that the under-fire Red Bull star can still claim the 2010 title and is 'the nicest guy' on the F1 grid.
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Momentum on Pedrosa's side heading to Misano
Fresh from improving his personal best to three wins in a season at Indianapolis, Dani Pedrosa has an immediate chance to make it four at Misano.
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Lowry prepares for WSBK debut
Ian Lowry tests for Kawasaki ahead of his first World Superbike outing at the Nurburgring.
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Lorenzo focused on Misano podium
Jorge Lorenzo targets another podium finish as he continues to control the MotoGP World Championship.
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Mercedes drivers more worried by lack of pace
Nico Rosberg and Michael Schumacher have glossed over their close calls in the Belgian Grand Prix, focusing instead on a pair of hard-earned points finishes.
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