‘There is no reason why we can’t finish fifth’
Vijay Mallya remains confident that Force India can claim fifth spot in the Constructor’s standings, despite falling behind Renault…
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McLaren: We’re still looking to cut costs
McLaren’s Paddy Lowe has insisted that F1 is working to reduce its development costs, despite appearances to the contrary…
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McLaren untroubled by ride height
McLaren insist their performance in China will not be affected by clarification of the rules on ride-height adjustment.
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Symonds allowed to work as consultant
Pat Symonds will be allowed to work as a consultant for any Formula 1 team right away, the Briton has clarified, after reaching a settlement with the FIA over the race-fixing scandal.
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Q and A with McLaren’s Paddy Lowe
Q and A with McLaren’s Paddy Lowe
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McLaren halts new suspension work
McLaren has stopped work on an advanced suspension unit following the FIA’s clarification that any system that regulates a car’s ride height during parc ferme conditions is illegal.
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Mallya retaining fifth place target
Vijay Mallya sees no reason why his team can’t keep up with Renault over the course of 2010.
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McLaren ready to show quali progress
Paddy Lowe optimistic the team will be stronger in qualifying in China, even if it’s had to end work on ride-height control.
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Mercedes rumoured to be preparing ‘B’ car
Mercedes is reportedly working on a major overhaul of its car in time for the Spanish Grand Prix, in the hope of fighting for wins at the upcoming European races
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Force India aiming to ‘leapfrog’ Renault
Force India boss Vijay Mallya is confident of “leapfrogging” Renault in the early season battle at the front of the midfield
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