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BMW Sauber's Nick Heidfeld and Robert Kubica on their difficult Sakhir race; Kimi Raikkonen on scoring Ferrari's first points of 2009; and Brawn GP's Jenson Button on clinching his third victory of the season. All 20 drivers and senior team personnel report back on Sunday's action…

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Last season BMW Sauber left Bahrain with their first pole position, third and fourth-place finishes for drivers Robert Kubica and Nick Heidfeld and the lead of the constructors' championship.But on Sunday in Sakhir the story couldn't have been more different, with Kubica and Heidfeld finishing at the back of the field in 18th and 19th...

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1st Jenson Button (Brawn GP), 1h31m48.182s; 2nd Sebastian Vettel (R*D B*LL), 1h31m55.369s; 3rd Jarno Trulli (Toyota), 1h31m57.352s.Q: Jenson, the dream start to the year continues. And this was a dry race, this was a race all the way.Jenson Button: It was indeed. This was a tough race for us. You might say I was leading for most of it but this race we had not the pace we had in the first three races.

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David Merlini is his real name. Any resemblance to Merlin the magician is purely coincidental, but he is considered the spiritual heir of Harry Houdini, the legendary escape artist of the early 20th century, also born in Budapest, albeit 104 years earlier. A young Merlini started his professional daredevil career early at the age of 16 years, being strapped into a straitjacket and then suspended upside down under a burning rope 30ft above the ground...

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BMW Sauber's Mario Theissen believes developments for the F1.09 at the forthcoming Spanish Grand Prix should help turn things around for the team after their disappointing start to the 2009 championship.Their pre-season testing form had many pundits tipping BMW Sauber for 2009 glory, but from the first four Grands Prix, Nick Heidfeld's second place in Malaysia has been their only points-scoring finish...

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A documentary feature film about the legendary Brazilian racer Ayrton Senna will begin shooting next month, makers Working Title Films have confirmed. Spanning Senna's Formula One career from 1984 to his untimely death a decade later, the film will explore the life and work of the triple world champion, his physical and spiritual achievements on the track, his quest for perfection and the mythical status he has since attained. Directed by Asif Kapadia (The Warrior, Far North), the film is written by Manish Pandey and produced by James Gay-Rees (Long Time Dead, Blackball), Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner with Kevin Macdonald (Touching The Void, The Last King of Scotland, State of Play) and Manish Pandey serving as executive producers.

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The FIA's World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) will meet in Paris on Wednesday to decide what action to take against McLaren, after the team were found to have misled race stewards in Australia and Malaysia at the start of the season.Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from the Australian Grand Prix after he and then McLaren sporting director, Dave Ryan, maintained that he had not deliberately let Toyota's Jarno Trulli pass whilst under the safety car late in the Melbourne race...

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The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has handed McLaren a three race ban for bringing the sport into disrepute after they were found to have misled race stewards at March's Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.The ban will be suspended, however, in light of the 'open and honest way' in which team principal Martin Whitmarsh addressed the Council on Wednesday, and will only be applied if further evidence emerges, or there is another breach of the International Sporting Code...

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Although most teams tested in Barcelona during the season build-up, after four flyaway races nobody quite knows where their cars will now stand compared to their rivals as they head back to Europe and the Circuit de Catalunya. But with just days to go before the Spanish Grand Prix, the teams and drivers clearly can't wait to find out…

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Formula One racing's governing body, the FIA, has revised its budget cap plans for 2010. Teams signing up for the optional cap must limit their spending to £40 million per year in exchange for greater technical freedom. This figure will not include driver salaries or, for 2010 only, engine costs. Thirteen teams will be accepted for next year's championship and all must apply by May 29, 2009, stating whether they wish to compete under the budget cap or not...

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Frank Williams has said he would like to see all teams competing under a budget cap next season, following the FIA's announcement on the issue on Thursday. The FIA has given teams the option of running to a £40 million budget in 2010 in exchange for greater technical freedom...

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New Zealander Brendon Hartley will serve as R*D B*LL's reserve driver at next weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, after being granted the necessary Formula One super license on Wednesday. Former R*D B*LL racer David Coulthard temporarily filled the role for the first four rounds of the season.“I must thank R*D B*LL for all their support since 2005 and this new role is another step on the path to reaching my goal of being a Formula One driver,” Hartley...

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Formula One racing's governing body, the FIA, has revised its budget cap plans for 2010. Teams signing up for the optional cap must limit their spending to £40 million per year in exchange for greater technical freedom. This figure will not include driver salaries or, for 2010 only, engine costs. Thirteen teams will be accepted for next year's championship and all must apply by May 29, 2009, stating whether they wish to compete under the budget cap or not...

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Formula One racing's governing body, the FIA, has released full details of Wednesday's World Motor Sport Council decision that saw McLaren handed a suspended three-race ban for bringing the sport into disrepute by deliberately misleading stewards at March's Australian Grand Prix...

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New Zealander Brendon Hartley will serve as R*D B*LL's reserve driver at next weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, after being granted the necessary Formula One super license on Wednesday. Former R*D B*LL racer David Coulthard temporarily filled the role for the first four rounds of the season.

“I must thank R*D B*LL for all their support since 2005 and this new role is another step on the path to reaching my goal of being a Formula One driver,” Hartley...

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As much as I'm a fan of Seb Bourdais, I think Hartley (or even Bruno Senna) will replace him soon unless he figures out these cars very soon and scores some points. Piquet was really strong last week and he needs to build on that as well if he wants to keep that seat as well.

Speaking of Sebastian Bourdais, has anybody noticed how common his first name is in top-line motorsport? We already have Bourdais, Sebastien Vettel, Sebastien Buemi, Sebastian Loeb and Sebastian Ogier. :)

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Although most teams tested in Barcelona during the season build-up, after four flyaway races nobody quite knows where their cars will now stand compared to their rivals as they head back to Europe and the Circuit de Catalunya. But with just days to go before the Spanish Grand Prix, the teams and drivers clearly can't wait to find out…

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Force India will add more modifications to their car for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, but have put off introducing KERS until later in the season, choosing instead to focus on the VJM02's aerodynamics.The team were pleasantly surprised by the performance gains obtained from a new diffuser and aero upgrades at the last round in Bahrain and further revisions for Barcelona could boost their competitiveness still further...

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