Honda looking beyond 2008 season, no Alonso - Brawn
Jul.3 (GMM) Ross Brawn has rejected suggestions that Honda has abandoned trying to improve the lacklustre 2008 car in order to fully focus on next year.
Alonso wants to drive for Ferrari - Brawn
Fernando Alonso (/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=88&Itemid=814)Jul.2 (GMM) Fernando Alonso would be welcome at Honda but his preferred employer is Ferrari. That was the admission this week of Ross Brawn, team principal at the Honda team, whose current drivers are out of contract at the end of 2008.
Brawn plays down Conway's F1 hopes
Jul.6 (GMM) Honda team principal Ross Brawn has played down the
likelihood that Mike Conway will graduate from GP2 to a formula one
seat next year.
07/06/08
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Honda to keep same drivers for '09 -...
Jul.18 (GMM) Honda will race into the 2009 season with an unchanged driver lineup, team principal Ross Brawn said on Friday.
07/18/08
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Brawn says Honda will retain drivers...
Honda will stick with current drivers Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello for 2009, team principal Ross Brawn said Friday at the German Grand Prix.
2009 rules should aid overtaking - Brawn
May 1 (GMM) Honda team principal Ross Brawn believes next year's sweeping regulation changes should lead to more overtaking during races.
05/02/08
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Honda wants long-term Alonso deal
Jul.22 (GMM) Honda is stepping up its efforts to lure Fernando Alonso
to the Japanese team for 2009 and beyond, according to a British
newspaper on Tuesday.
07/22/08
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Honda step up bid for Alonso
Aug.2 (GMM) Honda chiefs in Hungary stepped up the rhetoric as they bid
to attract Fernando Alonso to the Japanese team for 2009 and beyond.
08/02/08
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Team heads happy for British GP future, some sad to leave Silverstone
The heads of the McLaren, Williams, Honda and Toyota Formula One teams have no problems with the decision to move the British GP from Silverstone to Donington Park, as long as it guarantees the future of the race for another decade.
Tributes flowing for Todt
The tributes are flowing in for Ferrari's Jean Todt, and he's well placed to receive them.
03/21/08
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Press slams Ferrari after British GP
Jul.7 (GMM) The Italian press hailed McLaren and slammed its beloved national marque Ferrari after the British grand prix at Silverstone. With Kimi Raikkonen's victory...
07/07/08
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Barrichello stakes claim for new...
Jul.6 (GMM) After rekindling his affection for the podium on Sunday,
Rubens Barrichello staked a claim for a new contract to extend his
record-setting formula one career...
07/06/08
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F1 teams to analyse Singapore lights
Jul.8 (GMM) All formula one teams will shortly send experts to
Singapore to collect information before the first ever artificially-lit
grand prix there in late September.
07/08/08
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After third place finish at British...
Anyone who believes Rubens Barrichello is winding down his career after 15 years in Formula One had better think again.
F1 teams fear burnout from expanded...
Reuters - Formula One team bosses expressed concern on Saturday about the risk of burnout to mechanics when the calendar expands to 19 races next year without an August break.
Button looks to the future as Hamilton dominates practice
Lewis Hamilton stole the headlines again here yesterday, setting the fastest times in both practice sessions in his McLaren Mercedes. But Jenson Button, once the darling of the British media, remained his usual upbeat self and continued to lift his sights to a 2009 horizon rather than crying over all the performance milk Honda have spilled this season.
Just like Michael Schumacher's greatest drives - Brawn
Jul.21 (GMM) Lewis Hamilton has turned a corner and is now on the right track to winning the world championship, according to former triple title winner Niki Lauda.
F1 news briefs: Saturday
Jul.5 (GMM) Team bosses have criticised the loss of the usual August break - a lull in grands prix and testing - on next year's formula one calendar, that has expanded from 18...
Patrick Head: 'Silverstone is...
Patrick Head is still a resounding big shot in the world of Formula One, despite moving "sideways", and in truth a little downwards, from the job of technical director at...
07/04/08
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Hamilton holds slight edge in tight...
Lewis Hamilton holds a slight edge going into this weekend's German Grand Prix, which sets off what is likely to be a dramatic second half to the Formula One season since only...
07/17/08
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Honda drivers say no deal for 2009 yet
Jul.18 (GMM) Rubens Barrichello on Friday insisted he has not yet signed a contract to remain at the Honda team in 2009.
Experts advise Hamilton to focus on...
Jun.24 (GMM) As widespread opinion converges that Lewis Hamilton is
losing his composure, a plethora of experts have stepped out to offer
their opinion and advice.
06/24/08
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KERS maybe delayed due to problems
Jul.24 (GMM) Following the problems encountered by teams in the
development of KERS systems for 2009, it is now suggested the voluntary
debut of the technology might need to...
07/24/08
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French GP preview: Honda F1
Round eight of the 2008 FIA Formula One World Championship takes the Honda Racing F1 Team to Magny Cours, a picturesque village situated in the Burgundy region of the Loire...
06/17/08
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Honda to back American F1 team - report
Jun.16 (GMM) Following Super Aguri's demise, Honda may soon have another satellite formula one team up and racing.
06/17/08
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