Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Horner calls Button biggest threat to Vettel in 2012
Jenson Button is the biggest threat to Sebastian Vettel’s claiming a third-straight Formula 1 title, Red Bull boss Chrisitan Horner claims. But he also says we haven’t seen the best from the two-time champ. “We are yet to see the best from him,” Horner informed BBC Radio 5 live. “He will evolve and get stronger.” Now,
PURE opportunity or hype?
This year finds Williams F1 running a Renualt engine instead of the Cosworth they had used for the past few years. This move to Renault power sees the team with the same shove as the title-winning Red Bull Racing and could level the playing field a little should engines matter…which they clearly do. While it’s
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Official tyre supplier Pirelli have announced they will replace their current Toyota TF109 test car with the more contemporary Renault R30 for this season. The 2010 car will be adapted to simulate the latest technical and aerodynamic regulations to aid tyre development. With official in-season testing limited to one further session at Mugello in May, a test programme with a contemporary car will play a vital part in Pirelli's tyre development throughout the year.
Rajasthan High Court stays Sanjay Dixit's suspension
The Rajasthan High Court has stayed the dismissal of suspended Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) secretary Sanjay Dixit, and passed an interim order directing that the status quo be maintained until further orders are issued
Coach Gonzalez leaves Santander
Racing Santander have parted company with coach Juan Jose Gonzalez after just four months in the post, with coaches Fede Castanos and Pablo Pinillos left to lead the team until a permanent appointment is made.
Udinese grab victory at Bologna
Antonio Di Natale, Dusan Basta, and Antonio Floro Flores all scored as Udinese claimed a 3-1 win over Bologna, whose reply through Panaiotis Kone was little consolation for the misfiring hosts.
Toulouse see off misfiring Sochaux
Goals from Aymen Abdennour and Emmanuel Riviere gave Toulouse a comfortable 2-0 win over a beleaguered Sochaux, who are without a win since November and goalless in their last four games.
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