Honda points to McLaren for F1 partnership negativity
Yasuhisa Arai says Honda is unfairly blamed for McLaren's Formula One struggles, highlighting communication issues and the need for unity within the team.
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Toro Rosso Calls for End to Engine Uncertainty After Delays
Toro Rosso's technical chief says engine supply delays have compromised car development, as the team urges a swift resolution to ongoing power unit uncertainty.
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Aston Martin DB9 Voted Britain’s Favourite Supercar in 2011 Poll
A survey by Manheim Auctions placed the Aston Martin DB9 ahead of the Audi R8 and Bugatti Veyron as the UK’s most popular supercar in April 2011.
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Mosley urges FIA to step in as F1 teams struggle with costs
Former FIA president Max Mosley says the governing body should intervene to address Formula 1's financial imbalance, warning that smaller teams remain at risk under the current structure.
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Mercedes tests 'megaphone' exhaust in bid to boost F1 noise
Mercedes fitted a prototype 'megaphone' exhaust to Nico Rosberg's W05 at the Barcelona test, trialling FIA-backed efforts to address complaints about the quieter 2014 V6 engines.
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F1 Faces Scrutiny Over Special Deals for Top Teams
Formula One's financial arrangements with its biggest names, including Ferrari's historic bonus and Red Bull's star driver privileges, have reignited debate about fairness on the grid.
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2012 Porsche 911 Carrera S Recalled for Seat Belt Anchor Defect
Porsche recalled 235 units of the 2012 911 Carrera S and related models in September 2011 due to a seat belt anchor plate defect that could compromise occupant safety.
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Nasr criticises Sauber after recurring brake issues hamper race
Felipe Nasr has called Sauber's persistent brake balance problems "unacceptable" after struggling throughout the 2015 Belgian Grand Prix, with the team citing a material fault.
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GM ordered to stop selling unrepaired 'certified' used cars after FTC probe
The Federal Trade Commission has imposed a 20-year consent order on General Motors and two major US dealer groups after they sold certified pre-owned vehicles with unrepaired safety recalls.
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Sauber Rejects Claims It Tested Ferrari's New F1 Engine in Winter
Sauber has denied reports that it secretly ran Ferrari’s upgraded 2015 power unit during pre-season testing in Barcelona, insisting it used only a standard engine.
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Honda plans Super Formula test for troubled F1 engine
Honda is considering fitting its under-fire 2015 Formula One power unit to a Super Formula chassis at Suzuka, aiming to address criticism over its performance with McLaren.
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Porsche US sales reach record 57,202 in 2018 after steady growth
Porsche delivered 57,202 vehicles in the US in 2018, setting a new record and marking nine consecutive years of growth, with the Macan leading the range.
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Ecclestone Says Formula One Would Welcome Mosley Back
Bernie Ecclestone has criticised Formula One's current decision-making and said the paddock would welcome a return by former FIA president Max Mosley.
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Porsche Expands Atlanta Headquarters with New 33-Acre Development
A major expansion at Porsche’s North American base in Atlanta will add a service centre, factory restoration facility and track extension, reinforcing the marque’s US commitment.
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Mercedes Rejects Claims of Blocking F1 Engine Rule Changes
Mercedes team chairman Niki Lauda has refuted Bernie Ecclestone’s accusation that the manufacturer is obstructing Formula One engine regulation reforms, citing recent concessions.
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Volkswagen Golf GTI Named Top Gear Hot Hatch of 2011
Top Gear awarded the Volkswagen Golf GTI its Hot Hatch of the Year title for 2011, recognising the Mk6 GTI's blend of performance, handling and everyday usability.
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Honda F1 engine upgrade awaits FIA approval for Hungary
Honda is poised to introduce a major power unit upgrade for McLaren, but its deployment depends on a green light from the FIA at the World Motor Sport Council meeting in Mexico.
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Audi A2 Concept Revealed as Smaller, Electric-Only Sibling to A1
Audi's A2 concept, unveiled ahead of the 2011 Frankfurt show, is shorter and lighter than the A1, with a pure electric drivetrain and a focus on innovative packaging.
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Massa admits Ferrari’s deficit to F1 leaders ‘very big’ after Singapore setback
Felipe Massa’s title hopes suffered in Singapore after a pit stop error, with Ferrari now reverting to the lollipop system for the Japanese Grand Prix as the team faces a growing gap to rivals.
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Mosley warns Formula One could collapse over financial crisis
Former FIA president Max Mosley says half of F1 teams cannot compete under current financial arrangements and urges unanimous action to prevent the sport's collapse.
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F1 fan survey arrives too late for 2016 rule talks
A major Formula One fan survey gathered over 200,000 responses but was not considered during key Strategy Group meetings for 2016 and 2017 regulations.
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BMW CEO Calls EU CO2 Targets ‘Impossible’ at 2013 AGM
Norbert Reithofer warned shareholders that 2020’s 95g/km CO2 fleet target would require billions in investment and accused EU lawmakers of ignoring technical realities.
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Bottas Seeks Answers on 2016 Future Before Monza
Valtteri Bottas says he hopes to have clarity on his Formula One future by the time the championship arrives at Monza, amid speculation linking him to Ferrari.
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VW Chattanooga Workers Challenge UAW Vote Objection After Union Defeat
After Volkswagen Chattanooga employees rejected UAW representation in a closely watched 2014 vote, a group of workers has challenged the union’s attempt to overturn the result.