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Monaco GP: Preview - Marussia Monaco will not be without its challenges and there will be the same heavy focus on tyre management. We do have a few minor developments however, which we hope will keep us moving in the right direction. |
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Monaco GP: Preview - McLaren The low-grip nature of Monaco's asphalt, combined with the circuit's average speed, means tyre wear shouldn't be as big a factor as it was in the Spanish Grand Prix. |
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Boullier and Permane look ahead to Monaco Lotus team boss Eric Boullier and trackside operations director Alan Permane, look ahead to the Monaco Grand Prix |
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Lotus duo look ahead to Monaco Kimi Raikkonen, a tantalising four points off the Drivers’ Championship lead, and teammate Romain Grosjean look ahead to the Monaco Grand Prix. |
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Monaco GP: Preview - Sauber We have some further updated aero parts to add to the package we took to Barcelona. Coming off the back of our better race pace in Barcelona, our aim is to qualify stronger. |
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Monaco GP: Preview - Mercedes Although overtaking in Monaco is difficult, we cannot afford to be complacent in terms of tyre management and we will need to do significantly better than we managed in Barcelona in order to score a strong result. |
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Minardi: Youngsters need to test Gian Carlo Minardi, the man who gave a number of rising stars their first break in F1, including Fernando Alonso, says that youngsters need more testing mileage. |
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Tyres A familiar voice speaks out It takes the Horse Whisperer to point out that despite the hysteria (hypocrisy?) regarding the number of pit stops during the Spanish Grand Prix, the 2011 event was won with a similar strategy. |
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Boullier angry at changes to tyres Unsurprisingly, Lotus, one of the few teams to get an early grip on the 2013 Pirelli rubber, is unhappy with the changes due to be introduced in Canada. |
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McLaren deal with Honda not exclusive McLaren MD Jonathan Neale has revealed that his team's engine partnership with Honda for 2015 is not exclusive and that other teams might use powerplants supplied by the Japanese manufacturer. |
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Fernandes: I should have stepped down sooner As Queens Park Rangers is relegated, Tony Fernandes admits he should have stepped down as team boss at Caterham sooner in order to concentrate on the football club. |
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Honda to confirm F1 return? After weeks of speculation, it is anticipated that Honda is on the verge of announcing its return to Formula One, albeit solely as an engine supplier. |
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Pirelli issues a statement Pirelli has issued an official statement confirming that it is to revise the construction of its tyres from next month's Canadian Grand Prix. |
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Pirelli to introduce changes in Canada In the wake of the outcry that followed the Spanish Grand Prix, Pirelli is to make changes to its tyres as early as the Canadian Grand Prix. |
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Spanish GP Podcast Following a rubber dominated Spanish Grand Prix, Pitpass editor Chris Balfe, roving reporter Mat Coch and perennially controversial Glen Crompton take aim at the stories behind the headlines. |
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