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Schumacher quickest, Webber on pole for Monaco GP

Michael Schumacher rolled back the years on Saturday with the fastest lap in qualifying for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix, although Australian Red Bull driver Mark Webber will start the race from pole position.

Rosberg quickest in final Monaco GP practice

Nico Rosberg topped the times for Mercedes in today's final free practice for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix, the German once again clearly embarrassing his team-mate Michael Schumacher.

Mercedes see progress in F1 contract talks

Mercedes hinted at progress on Thursday in talks to secure their long-term future in Formula One.

Lotus the team to beat, says Button

McLaren's Jenson Button set the pace in a rain-hit practice for the Monaco Grand Prix on Thursday but kept a wary eye on rivals Lotus.

F1 chairman puts brake on IPO talk

Businessman Peter Brabeck, celebrating his appointment as Formula One chairman on Friday, said the motor racing series had not made a decision on whether to proceed with a much discussed $10 billion listing on the stock market in Singapore.

A fresh start for Perez

Mexican Sergio Perez made a fresh start on the streets of Monaco on Thursday, roaring past the scene of a qualifying accident that last year landed the Sauber driver in hospital and out of the race.

Button flies in wet second Monaco GP practice

McLaren's Jenson Button set the pace in practice for the Monaco Grand Prix on Thursday after morning sunshine gave way to afternoon showers. Second practice session times

Perez makes a fresh start in Monaco

Mexican Sergio Perez made a fresh start on the streets of Monaco on Thursday, roaring past the scene of a qualifying accident that last year landed the Sauber driver in hospital and out of the race.

Alonso fastest in first Monaco GP practice session

Formula One co-leader Fernando Alonso powered his Ferrari to the fastest time in a shortened first practice session at the Monaco Grand Prix on Thursday, finishing ahead of rookie Lotus driver Romain Grosjean and Sauber's Sergio Perez.

Hamilton bids to become the sixth

Formula One will chalk up a notable first if Lewis Hamilton wins the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Canadian GP worker killed in crane accident

A 38-year-old marshal at the Canadian Grand Prix was killed Sunday in an accident involving a crane after the end of the Formula One race, organizers and the International Automobile Federation said.

Sebastian Vettel wins Canadian Grand Prix to end American jinx

Mercedes boss admits okaying 'private' tyre test

Webber sets the pace in truncated final practice

Three in a row for Nico

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