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FIA happy with US F1 progress

The FIA came away pleased after its second visit to the new US F1 team's Charlotte headquarters, easing rumors the team was off track and would not be on the grid in 2010. It was the second visit in three months for the Ken Anderson/Peter Windsor team. The first drew concerns over the team's progress from Max Mosley at the Italian Grand Prix, and were recently reiterated by Bernie Ecclestone. Anderson...

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Youth and experience: the leading candidates for USF1’s seats in 2010

USF1 is considering some very different drivers for its inaugural F1 season next year. The team has indicated it is looking at a mix of young American drivers (Jonathan Summerton, Graham Rahal or Ryan Hunter-Reay) alongside a more experienced F1 driver from Europe (Pedro de la Rosa or Alexander Wurz). Who will they pick? Here’s a look [...]

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'De la Rosa, Wurz vying for second USF1 seat'

USF1 are reportedly looking at Pedro de la Rosa and Alexander Wurz for their second 2010 race-seat, hoping to partner one of the two experienced drivers with an American rookie.

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Non-US names floating for USGPE seat

Pedro de la Rosa or Alexander Wurz could end up with the “non-American,” experienced seat at USGPE — or Team USF1, if that is official yet [paging Grace for confirmation] — autosport is reporting in its inimitable fashion. Both drivers’ contracts are up at the end of... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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Diesels finish 1,2,3 again at 24 Hours of Le Mans!

At this weekend's 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Peugeot 908 HDi finally broke Audi's decade long stranglehold on the endurance classic. For the past two years, Peugeot had clearly had the speed advantage over the Audi R10 TDI but the team failed to keep the cars running reliably enough to beat the more reliable and fuel-efficient Germans. This year, Audi - expecting Peugeot to up their game - introduced...

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Press Release: A resounding one-two triumph for Peugeot at Le Mans

LE MANS 24 HOURS Final report Sunday, June 14, 2009 Today saw Team Peugeot Total secure its first victory in the Le Mans 24 Hours with the diesel-powered 908 HDi FAP which contested the French endurance classic for the first time two years ago in 2007. This afternoon's result also takes the firm's Le Mans score to three wins following its previous triumphs in 1992 and 1993. The Peugeot squad monopolised...

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Peugeot finally cracks the top spot

Peugeot won the 24 Hours of Le Mans Sunday, ending Audi’s five-year stranglehold on the event when perennial F1 test driver Marc Gene brought the No. 9 diesel home ahead of the second, No. 8 Peugeot machine. Gene shared the No. 9 with a couple of other F1-ers, David Brabham and Alexander Wurz, while the French-driven No. 8 sported current STR driver Sebastien Bourdais, F1 refugee Franck Montagny...

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24 Hours of Racing

Audi’s reign at Le Mans has just ended. The Peugeot No. 9 of Marc Gene, Alexander Wurz and David Brabham has just won. Fabulous story. The Peugeot No. 8 came in second and the Audi No. 1 came in third. I’m happy for Gene and Wurz, who are wonderful guys. I don’t know Brabham. Too bad [...]

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Peugeot sheds the monkey, Risi wins again for the little guy

The monkey is finally off the back of the Peugeot team. The tough-luck team finally was able to dethrone Audi for the first time since 1999 to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The #9 Peugeot driven by Marc Gene, Alexander Wurz, and David Brabham took the over all ...

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Wurz leads Le Mans 24h at halfway mark

As the Le Mans 24 hours endurance race is nearing its halfway mark, Alexander Wurz is leading the race with his Peugeot #9 by just one lap over the #1 Audi of McNish-Capello-Kristensen. Third is the fastest car on track, the Peugeot #8 with Sarrazin behind the wheel.

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Press Release: Le Mans 24 Hours - free practice

Although much of this evening’s free practice took place in heavy rain, Team Peugeot Total profited from the six-hour session to get in some valuable running time and set-up work. The crews of the three Peugeot 908 HDi FAPs reported good progress ahead of tomorrow evening’s qualifying session and in readiness for the weekend’s race which is due to start at 3pm on Saturday afternoon....

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Audi fastest in free practice at Le Mans

Audi struck the first blow at this year's Le Mans 24 Hours by posting the fastest times in the free practice session on Wednesday. The session was hit by rain just over 60 minutes into the six-hours, so there were no improvements to the front running times for the vast majority of practice. The fastest times were set after each car had completed just a handful of installation laps, before they were...

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Peugeot confirms Le Mans line-ups

Peugeot has confirmed its driver line-up ahead of its bid to win the Le Mans 24 Hours on June 13-14. Nicolas Minassian, Pedro Lamy and Christian Klien will team up together for the first time in the #7 car, having been part of three different crews in last year's race. Stephane Sarrazin and Sebastien Bourdais will be reunited in the #8 car, following their second place finish in 2007, and will be...

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Wurz to lead Superfund entry into F1

Austrian Alexander Wurz, a former F1 driver for Williams, McLaren and Benetton is set to make his entry into F1 as team principal. Autosport has learned that an entry has been made under the name 'Team Superfund' to compete in the 2010 championship.

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Formula 1’s lost nations: Austria

Last world champion: Niki Lauda, 1984 Last Grand Prix winner: Gerhard Berger, Hockenheimring, Benetton-Renault, 1997 Last Grand Prix starter: Alexander Wurz, Shanghai, Williams, 2007 Last Grand Prix: A1-Ring, 2003 Austria is the only European country on this list. It has had championship winners and dozens of Grands Prix, but no race and active driver today. Austria’s F1 history World champions...