1. Button joins McLaren dream team
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... is one of the greats of world sport, and its achievements and list of past champions read like a Who's Who of Formula One," he added. "From a personal point of view, it's also a great pleas...

2. Mercedes leave McLaren for Brawn
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Mercedes-Benz is taking over the Formula One championship-winning team Brawn GP for the next six seasons, ending its partnership with McLaren. The German car maker said it will race in the future as

3. Rosberg to leave Williams
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Nico Rosberg has announced he will leave the Formula One Williams team after this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.Rosberg has not yet confirmed which team he will join in 2010, but it is thought either

4. Kubica replaces Alonso at Renault
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Robert Kubica will replace double Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso at Renault next season – and is setting his sights on Poland's first world title. No details were given about the length o

5. Vettel keeps F1 title hopes alive
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...d off an early challenge from Lewis Hamilton to win the Japanese Grand Prix and stay alive in the race for the Formula One championship. The Red Bull driver started on pole on Sunday and, after a brie...

6. Vettel on pole in Japan
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...h Britain's outgoing world champion Lewis Hamilton third for McLaren. Jenson Button's hopes of wrapping up the Formula One title receded after race stewards slapped a five place penalty on the champio...

7. Hamilton slams 'dangerous' circuit
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Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton took a swipe at Singapore's street circuit before qualifying on Saturday, calling the city-state's track "very dangerous".

8. Sponsors pull plug on Renault
(Archived/News/Sport)

The Renault Formula One team suffered further fallout from a race-fixing scandal when title sponsor ING and Spain's Mutua Madrilena tore up their contracts with immediate effect.

9. Renault free to race after fix row
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Renault have been handed a two-year suspended ban from the Formula One world championship after admitting to race-fixing.

10. Paris date looms for Renault
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Renault's Formula One future will be decided in Paris when the governing body rules on a race-fixing controversy that has stunned and shamed the sport.