The governing body of Formula 1 has charged team Renault with conspiring with Nelson Piquet to crash deliberately at the 2008 Singapore grand prix.
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David Gilliland bumped from his TRG Sprint Cup ride by Bobby Labonte has been entered by the Wood Brothers for Sunday's at Atlanta.
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As the British Staycation summer comes to an end, Vauxhall Motors and Jiggery Pokery have immortalised the best bits of our holiday at home, by creating the Great British Souvenir - an art installation featuring weird and wonderful trinkets from across cool Britannia.
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White Plains, New York - GM isn't mincing words these days. At the unveiling of the 2010 SRX, Steve Shannon, Cadillac marketing director in the United States, declared outright that "the first-generation SRX was a tweener."
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McLaren driver Heikki Kovalainen said on Friday that the KERS device, the Kinetic Energy Recovery System, will be a real advantage at the Monza circuit next weekend.
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Rubens Barrichello on Friday said his engine escaped unscathed despite its heavy smoking and fire at the end of last Sunday's Belgian grand prix.
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Humlebæk. The autumn season at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art begins with a major international exhibition of contemporary art entitled "THE WORLD IS YOURS". From 5 September to 10 January 2010 works by 24 recognized artists from all over the world will be presented, many of whom will be new acquaintances for the Danish public.
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The original event entitled "The Big Smile" took place from 28th August to 2nd September at Parklife, a special 4,000 m2 venue on Oxford Street, one of the busiest shopping streets in the world, which sees over 2.4 million passers-by a week and a generous 272 double decker buses passing every hour.
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The Museum of Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, is honouring the 100th birthday of Ferdinand Anton Ernst "Ferry" Porsche (1909-1998) with a Special Exhibition: From 19 September to 31 October 2009 the Museum is proudly presenting seven of Ferry Porsche's personal cars, among them three "Birthday Cars" he received from his employees. A further highlight being shown for the first time is a Porsche 356/2 Keibl Cabriolet with which Ferry Porsche started series production of his sports cars in 1948.
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Montreal Nationwide race winner Carl Edwards broke his right foot playing Frisbee, and will be on crutches, but he'll race the NASCAR Nationwide and Sprint Cup races this weekend.
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Bobby Labonte, replaced at Hall of Fame Racing for seven NASCAR Sprint Cup races because Rookie Erik Darnell brought sponsorship, replaces David Gilliland at TRG for those races.
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Veteran Italian Formula 1 driver Giancarlo Fisichella will soon fulfil his lifetime dream to drive for the prestigious Scuderia Ferrari. He will race the red number 3 F60 for the first time next weekend in front of his fans at the Grand Prix of Italy in Monza.
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Norwegian Petter Solberg has ended weeks of speculation by confirming he will drive a Citroen C4 WRC on the two final events of the 2009 World Rally Championship, although he has yet to make a decision about what to drive in the 2010 season.
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ONTARIO - arrive alive DRIVE SOBER(R) joined with the OPP to remind Ontarians to plan ahead this holiday weekend: "Call home, take a cab, use designated drivers or stay overnight". These strategies have formed the back bone of the arrive alive DRIVE SOBER campaign since 1989 and were praised this summer in a University of Regina research paper: "Social marketing campaigns aimed at preventing drunk driving".
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The championship-leading Brawn GP team has reportedly made an offer to the German driver Nico Rosberg for 2010.
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The FIA is expected to make its decision about the winner of the thirteenth F1 team slot for 2010 "in two weeks".
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Peter Sauber, the founder and 20 per cent owner of the Hinwil based formula one team, has this week been in Malaysia.
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Ferrari President, Luca di Montezemolo made the following comment in the course of an interview with TG1.
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With the current economy the last thing you need is for your vehicle to break down. Whether your driving a reliable car or a busted up