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Lewis Hamilton fears for future

Lewis Hamilton fears Formula One fans are falling out of love with the sport and has urged his fellow drivers not to “stand still and let it happen”.

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Pressure on Pirelli in Germany

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Formula One chiefs to reduce superlicence fees

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Mosley stands firm on super licence issue

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Button plays down strike threat

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Stewart: Hamilton 'wrong' about safety issue

Residents fail to block Marina development

A €300m Co Wicklow marina and harbour re-development was given the green light today by planners, despite strong objection from residents.

Thu, 09 Aug, 2007

Webber all out to make a splash

MARK WEBBER believes it is “now or never” for him to deliver in Formula One.

Sat, 27 Jan, 2007

Schumacher quick off the mark

Michael Schumacher was quickest in practice for the British Grand Prix this morning.

Sat, 10 Jun, 2006

Schumacher under fire for actions

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER yesterday emerged from a fiery meeting of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association with his role as a director intact.

Sat, 10 Jun, 2006

Coulthard: Drivers must stand up in Schu drama

David Coulthard has urged his fellow Formula One stars to stand up and be counted at today’s Grand Prix Drivers’ Association meeting.

Fri, 09 Jun, 2006

Mosley in spotlight after drivers' letter

The Grand Prix Drivers’ Association have passed the buck back to Max Mosley in their ongoing row with the president of the FIA.

Thu, 07 Jul, 2005

F1 drivers united in bid to be heard

MARK WEBBER claims Formula One drivers are united in a bid to have their voices heard by the sport’s rulers as details of a row with FIA president Max Mosley were finally made public.

Wed, 06 Jul, 2005

Webber: Drivers are united

Mark Webber claims Formula One drivers are “as one” in the demand to have their voices heard by the sport’s rulers.

Tue, 05 Jul, 2005

Formula One: Burti waiting for second scan

Luciano Burti is scheduled to undergo another scan today as Formula One was again paying thanks to the improvements in driver safety in recent years.

Mon, 03 Sep, 2001