The Canadian GP was also dropped, meaning that there will not be a race in North America in 2009. It is unlikely, though, that this will remain the case as the event in Montreal was very popular. Meanwhile, the US is looking for a suitable replacement for Indianapolis, possibly a street race. Both races could be back within two years as the continent is a huge market for the sport.
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Topics: great britain , london , martin whitmarsh , mclaren , racing From GMM Team McLaren's director Martin Whitmarsh has moved to downplay fears that Lewis Hamilton's championship bid next weekend could be scuppered at the final hurdle by reliability concerns. Hamilton's McLaren teammate Heikki Kovalainen retired from the recent Japanese grand prix with a Mercedes engine failure, and the Finn's race in China ended early with what was described as a problem with the 'pneumatic system'.
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Webber sets the record straight on HamiltonMark Webber has set the record straight on media reports claiming he slated Lewis Hamilton's driving following the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Thursday, 23rd October 2008 F1 World Championship contender Felipe Massa has vowed to push for glory for Ferrari in the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos this weekend - and insists the support of his home fans will spur him onto success.
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Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo was pleased with the outcome of Tuesday's meeting with Max Mosley, saying "finally we will have an economical F1." Montezemolo met with the FIA President and Toyota's John Howett in Geneva where the trio discussed various cost-cutting measures for Formula One.
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Exactly, what more can Gerrard possibly do to prove that he is, literally, worth more than his weight in gold. He scores vital goals, works his socks off, tackles, (unlike Lampard), passes very well, assists and can provide balance to the team. He is also always 100% committed to the cause and can (unlike any other player in the world) play in any outfield, position on the field to a very high standard.
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Friday, 24 October 2008 Barrichello Rubens Barrichello insists he is not approaching next weekend s Brazilian Formula One Grand Prix as his farewell to the sport. The Brazilian, who this year broke Riccardo Patrese s record to become the most experienced driver in Formula 1 history, is yet to find out if he will be retained by Honda in 2009.
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By Julie Sell | McClatchy Newspapers LONDON After a resounding victory in China over the weekend, Lewis Hamilton is on the verge of grabbing not one but two historic firsts in the elite sport of Formula One auto racing: He s poised to become the youngest Formula One world champion ever and the first black man to win the title.
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Rarely has a season been so unpredictable. Fears of humdrum afternoons were dispelled as thrilling battles unfolded, while where high drama was expected, an orderly procession ensued. On 2nd November one of the most exciting Formula One seasons on record will go down to the wire in S o Paulo. All we know for certain is both the Drivers and Constructors World Championships will be decided at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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China 2008: Hamilton stakes title claim. Japan 2008: Alonso stuns for two in row. Singapore 2008: Alonso wins 'lost' race. Italy 2008: Flying Vettel earns his wings. Belgium 2008: Hamilton wins and loses epic race.
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Sat 25 Oct, 12:28 PM McLaren 's Lewis Hamilton will be aiming to clinch the F1 drivers' title in Brazil, but can he do it? Lewis Hamilton has said that he just wants to focus on his car and his driving in Brazil next weekend, as he bids to secure the 2008 F1 drivers' title in only his second season at the pinnacle of the sport.
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"We'll be meeting Mr. Ecclestone on Thursday to see how much he wants this Grand Prix to be held. If the conditions are financially responsible, we'll save this event.
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"I love the circuit," he said. "It is in this incredible natural arena and is just amazing to race on." Hamilton will use the same Mercedes V8 that powered him to victory in China and the team will be doing its utmost to optimise reliability.
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A bit like Lewis Hamilton at the moment, actually. The McLaren driver doesn t have an odorous problem but he is unloved by some F1 drivers. Like his former teammate Fernando Alonso. The Spaniard from the Renault team has said twice that he will help Ferrari s Felipe Massa win the drivers championship. Massa is five points behind leader Hamilton going into the last two races of the season.
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Hamilton s McLaren team-mate Heikki Kovalainen retired from the recent Japanese Grand Prix with a Mercedes engine failure, and the Finn s race in China ended early with what was described as a problem with the pneumatic system . Of course, we are keenly aware that the world championship could be won or lost by a mechanical failure, team Chief Executive Martin Whitmarsh said.
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"To have Hamilton alienated so much is a concern because we all know when you're in a fight you need as many allies as you can possibly find.
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