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FORMULA 1 >> FULL STORY
Rookie sensation Lewis Hamilton grabbed the headlines once again at the Brickyard by beating teammate Fernando Alonso for a North America sweep.
UPCOMING RACES

NASCAR
Let's face it. Juan Pablo Montoya's former team McLaren is doing extremely well in F1 at the moment, and the F1 "refugee" desperately wants to show something in the Nextel Cup to prove his radical move last year. The grand prix winner left Ron Dennis' outfit in the middle of the season and rejoined ...
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MONTOYA
NASCAR
When Dale Earnhardt Jr. announced his separation with DEI in May, he quickly (and naturally) became the biggest free agent in recent NASCAR history. While many Earnhardt fans wanted him to join RCR to continue his dad's legacy with the number 3 Chevrolet, Earnhardt joined Rick Hendrick's organization ...
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EARNHARDT Jr.
FORMULA 1
Formula One will enter a new era in 2011. The FIA (Federation Internationale de l'automobile) is going forward with radical plans that would allow electronically-controlled moveable wings to race in the series. Though, the engine size might shrink all the way down to 1.3-1.5 litre with only 4-cylinder.
>> FIA 2011 PROPOSALS

HAUG
CHAMP CAR
Playing musical chairs in the middle of the season might not be a bad idea for some teams and drivers. After reigning Champ Car champion Sebastien Bourdais wiped out his competitors in the first four races, a major shake up was very much inevitable and it happened after Milwaukee this year.
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