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Renault to decide Formula 1 future by end of year
Reuters - Friday, November 6
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Ferrari liken F1 exodus to Agatha Christie mystery
Reuters - Friday, November 6By Alan Baldwin
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Renault mulls quitting Formula One: reports
AFP - Thursday, November 5LONDON (AFP) - - Renault have held an emergency board meeting in Paris to discuss pulling out of Formula One, on the same day as Toyota announced it was also quitting the sport, according to reports.
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Motor racing-Renault board meets to discuss F1 future - report
Reuters - Thursday, November 5LONDON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Renault have held a board meeting in Paris to discuss the future of their Formula One team, the BBC reported on Wednesday.
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Ekstrom claims Race of Champions hat-trick
Reuters - Thursday, November 5BEIJING (Reuters) - Swede Mattias Ekstrom beat seven times Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher to win the Race of Champions for a third time on Wednesday.
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Hulkenberg hopes to match Barrichello at Williams
Reuters - Thursday, November 5By Alan Baldwin
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BRIEF-Motor racing-Pirelli rules out supplying F1 tyres
Reuters - Thursday, November 5MILAN, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Pirelli has ruled out replacing Bridgestone as Formula One tyre supplier from 2011, the Italian company said on Wednesday.
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Toyota pulls out of Formula One
Reuters - Thursday, November 5By Alastair Himmer
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Toyota announces it is pulling out of Formula One
AP - Thursday, November 5TOKYO - Japanese automaker Toyota says it is pulling out of Formula One racing.
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Toyota joins F1 exodus
AFP - Thursday, November 5TOKYO (AFP) - - Formula One was left reeling Wednesday as Toyota became the latest automaker to quit the glamour sport in response to the economic crisis, just days after tyre manufacturer Bridgestone pulled out.
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Motor racing-Toyota to brief on motor sports at 0800 GMT
Reuters - Wednesday, November 4TOKYO, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp <7203.T> said it would hold a news conference about its motor sports activities at 5 p.m. (0800 GMT) in Tokyo on Wednesday.
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Title the only target now, says Vettel
Reuters - Wednesday, November 4By Nick Mulvenney
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Comeback decision was not rational - Schumacher
Reuters - Wednesday, November 4By Nick Mulvenney
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Virgin to announce F1 plans in a month
Reuters - Tuesday, November 3MILAN (Reuters) - Richard Branson's Virgin Group will announce in a month whether it will sponsor Formula One world champions Brawn GP again next season or invest in a new team.
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I could have been making sushi, says Kobayashi
Reuters - Tuesday, November 3By Alan Baldwin
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Barrichello and Hulkenberg sign up for Williams
AFP - Tuesday, November 3PARIS (AFP) - - The Williams Formula One team announced on Monday that their drivers for next year will be veteran Brazilian Rubens Barrichello and German rookie Nico Hulkenberg.
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Williams sign Barrichello and Hulkenberg for 2010
Reuters - Tuesday, November 3By Alan Baldwin
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Barichello and Hulkenberg sign up for Williams
AFP - Tuesday, November 3PARIS (AFP) - - The Williams Formula One team announced on Monday that their drivers for next year will be veteran Brazilian Rubens Barichello and German rookie Nico Hulkenberg.
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Motor racing-Bridgestone to halt F1 tyre supply
Reuters - Monday, November 2* Bridgestone to leave Formula One after 2010
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Bridgestone to quit F1 in late 2010
AFP - Monday, November 2TOKYO (AFP) - - Japanese tyre maker Bridgestone Corp said it would quit Formula One next year, dealing a further blow to the sport after the recent withdrawal of other high-profile firms due to the global downturn.
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