Lewis Loses Licence to Drive
Lewis Loses Licence to Drive
"Formula One McLaren driver, Lewis Hamilton, has been banned from driving for a month."
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Lewis Loses Licence to Drive
Alonso leaves McLaren and goes back to Renault.
"BMW Sauber’s Robert Kubica was the fastest man in action on Thursday at Jerez during the third day of testing at the Spanish circuit. Kubica clocked a best time of 1m 19.157s - almost two-tenths of a second quicker than the McLaren of Wednesday’s fastest runner Lewis Hamilton.Full story and list of driver test times @ fomula1.com
Kubica was testing for the first time on non-grooved tyres, as Bridgestone continued to evaluate slicks ahead of their possible return in 2009. The Polish driver was joined for a second day by team mate Nick Heidfeld who finished tenth quickest in the times. ...."
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Renault have received an early Christmas present as they escape any penalty for possessing confidential McLaren technical details.
BBC | Motorsport | Formula One: "Former Grand Prix driver Gianclaudio 'Clay' Regazzoni has been killed in a road accident.
Max Mosley: "If there is anything wrong with F1 from the point of view of TV figures, audience and that sort of thing, it hasn’t come from the discussions about regulations. It has come from other matters.
Independent Online: "'I was a bit too big for the cockpit of this car, so we cut something off my legs and made me a little bit shorter. I told the guys it was a much faster job than adjusting the pedals.'"
jpmontoya :: "Juan Pablo is an exciting driver and immensely likeable character who will undoubtedly make a successful transition to the NASCAR scene," said Ron Dennis, CEO and Chairman of the McLaren Group. "We have agreed that with so many things happening in Juan Pablo's life right now, he should take some time out of the car and prepare professionally and personally for the future."Sounds like a great idea. After another boring qualifying session today [yes ... I fell asleep ... again!!] I think I might join him.