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HindustanTimes Fri,24 May 2013

Kimi spin catches out title contenders

Dominant double world champion Sebastian Vettel took pole position at the Japanese Grand Prix for the fourth year in succession on Saturday, with Mark Webber to start alongside the German on an all-Red Bull front row.

Vettel takes pole for Japanese GP

Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel has claimed pole position for the Formula One Japanese Grand Prix, qualifying ahead of teammate Mark Webber today.

Webber sets pace at Japanese GP practice, blasts Hamilton

Red Bull's Mark Webber blasted Lewis Hamilton's "mind games" after leading practice at the Japanese Grand Prix Friday, while Formula One great Michael Schumacher crashed heavily one day after announcing his retirement.

‘He’s still good enough’

Rob Wilson is a man who should have every reason to join in the criticism of Michael Schumacher’s less than stellar comeback to F1 in 2010 (he first retired in 2006). Vinayak Pande reports. Putting it all in perspective | Truckload of bad PR

Button content, but chases more pace

Britain's Jenson Button says McLaren still need to search for pace despite topping the timesheets.

Alonso hopeful of improved showing at Suzuka

Fernando Alonso was encouraged by Ferrari's improved showing in practice .

Vettel says crash will sharpen focus

The German's afternoon session was slightly compromised by the shunt

Narain to practice at Japanese GP

As part of his preparations to take the wheel at the inaugural Indian Grand Prix, Narain Karthikeyan will drive in the first practice session of next week's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.

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Ecclestone facing bribery charges

Formula One mogul Bernie Ecclestone faces charges in Germany relating to a bribery case, the daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported Tuesday.

Vettel blames tyres, Rosberg mystified by poor race times

Alonso crowned king of Spain

Rosberg takes pole for Spanish GP; Hamilton 2nd

Rosy Saturday for Rosberg in Bahrain

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