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What was the biggest F1 cock-up of 2008?
The 2008 Formula 1 campaign was a memorable one for many reasons, both good and bad, with the title contenders at times looking like they were doing everything possible not to win the championship.
Vote for best F1 overtaking move of 2008!
The 2008 Formula 1 campaign saw some of the best on-track action in years, and 2009 - with its new aerodynamic regulations - promises to be even better still.
Top ten F1 drivers: Seventh place.
After asking you to vote for your leading drivers from the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship season, the time has come to start the countdown to the driver you voted the top star of 2008.
Top ten F1 drivers: Eighth place.
After asking you to vote for your leading drivers from the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship season, the time has come to start the countdown to the driver you voted the top star of 2008.
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Kovalainen targets Brazil win.
Heikki Kovalainen has said that he will be gunning for victory in the Brazilian Grand Prix next weekend, as the 2008 FIA Formula 1 World Championship season comes to a close at the Interlagos circuit in Sao Paulo.
Ferrari suggest Hamilton `fastest driver` in F1.
After a Chinese Grand Prix in which Felipe Massa had to be 'gifted' second place by team-mate Kimi Raikkonen in order to boost his ailing title chances, the Brazilian's race engineer Rob Smedley hinted that neither of Maranello's drivers may in fact be the quickest in Formula 1 - suggesting that
China 2008: Hamilton stakes title claim.
Lewis Hamilton has got his bid to become the youngest-ever Formula 1 World Champion firmly back on-track, as he responded to his critics of the past week and banished his unhappy memories of Shanghai 2007 in perfect style - by destroying Ferrari's challenge to consummately prevail in the Chinese
Senna Honda move to send Barrichello Indy-bound?
With Bruno Senna believed to be in-line for a test with Honda's Formula 1 team sometime following next month's season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos, rumours linking countryman Rubens Barrichello to an IndyCar Series switch next year have re-surfaced.
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Hamilton admits `mistake` but won`t change style.
Formula 1 World Championship leader Lewis Hamilton admitted after his disastrous Japanese Grand Prix today that he had 'made a mistake and paid for it' - but he insisted he would be changing nothing in his seeming 'win-or-bust' approach to the final two races of the campaign.
Raikkonen`s party reputation defended by F1 boss.
Though Kimi Raikkonen may have come under fire in a number of quarters for his renowned heavy partying antics, the reigning Formula 1 World Champion has found an ally in the sport - in the shape of no less than Bernie Ecclestone.