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Coming off the back of a successful season, McLaren chief Martin Whitmarsh feels team have paid price for major changes.
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Last Modified: 24 May 2013 16:52 GMT
Vettel wins in Bahrain
Three-time defending world champion Sebastian Vettel wins F1's Bahrain Grand Prix ahead of Raikkonen and Grosjean.
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Hamilton on pole in Shanghai
Mercedes driver storms to first pole position in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix in a day to forget for Red Bull.
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Ferrari's Felipe fastest in China
Pace is 'incredible' says Ferrari engineer as Felipe Massa finishes ahead of Raikkonen and teammate Alonso in practice.
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Last Modified: 12 Apr 2013 09:16 GMT
Nico Rosberg returns to scene of win
Mercedes are positive ahead of Chinese Grand Prix with the last two winners of the race now part of their team.
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Last Modified: 10 Apr 2013 16:46 GMT
Sparks fly at Malaysian Grand Prix
Red Bull take a one-two finish in Malaysia but the podium was flowing with frustration after a controversial grand prix.
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Let it rain on McLaren
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Hamilton on pole in Brazil
McLaren driver will start season-ending Grand Prix on pole as championship leader Sebastian Vettel qualifies in fourth.
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Hamilton beats Vettel in Texas
F1 title race will be decided in Brazil after McLaren driver wins US Grand Prix and Red Bull wins constructors' title.
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Last Modified: 18 Nov 2012 22:11 GMT
Lewis Hamilton on pole in Abu Dhabi
McLaren break up the dominance of Red Bull in qualifying with Lewis Hamilton fastest and Sebastian Vettel disqualified.
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