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Page last updated at 12:52 GMT, Tuesday, 24 November 2009 Di Resta is currently in the German Touring Car Championship Force India are giving Scottish driver Paul di Resta the chance to test for a full-time role with the team. Full Article at BBC World
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Neel Jani has lamented the state of the global economy and the fact that for the majority of F1 teams looking for drivers, 'the primary criteria is money' – as the former A1GP Champion's latest opportunity to get a break at the highest level looks to... Full Article at crash.net
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SUZUKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 04: Heikki Kovalainen of Finland and McLaren Mercedes drives during the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on October 4, 2009 in Suzuka, Japan. View Photo »
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History would say Ferrari and McLaren would build a very competitive car but last season Brawn came out with a stunner, a car that was beyond belief for a lot of teams so you never really know
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Team principal of Mercedes Formula One team Ross Brawn has confirmed that seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher will not come out of retirement to drive for them. Full Article at Webindia123
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Twenty-three year old Paul and 21-year old JR were selected after outstanding performances in the team's simulator last month. Full Article at SportNetwork
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Force India's owner Vijay Mallya says Paul di Resta and JR Hildebrand are being considered as test and reserve drivers. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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SUZUKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 04: Third placed Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain and McLaren Mercedes drives during the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on October 4, 2009 in Suzuka, Japan. View Photo »
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Top Gear has issued a press release for its Hammerhead Eagle i-Thrust extended-range electric car, as previewed on Sunday’s episode which saw Clarkson, Hammond and May design and build a working electric car. Full Article at Motortorque.com
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LONDON: Britain's Paul di Resta, the cousin of IndyCar champion Dario Franchitti, will test for Force India in Spain next week along with young American JR Hildebrand, the Formula One team said on Tuesday. Full Article at Times of India
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McLaren Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain leads Toyota's Italian driver Jarno Trulli during the final lap of the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at the Suzuka circuit in Mie prefecture on October 4, 2009.
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Second placed Jarno Trulli (L) of Italy, third-placed McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton (R) of Britain and Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel (C) of Germany celebrate as they spray each other with champagne duraing an awards ceremony on the poduim of the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at the...
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We had many meetings with McLaren but we couldn't find common ground on certain issues, and that is the reason he will not be racing in Formula One next year
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McLaren 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.
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It wasn't in his interests to race for what [McLaren] were offering so he's going to go rallying
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Vodafone McLaren Mercedes is delighted to announce the signing of the reigning World Champion Jenson Button to a multi-year deal
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The Formula One alternatives for next season were McLaren or nothing, Raikkonens manager Steve Robertson was quoted as saying by Finnish newspaper Turun Sanomat. Kimi and McLaren could not reach an agreement, so he will not drive at F1 level - at least not next year.
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It would be a big risk for Jenson to go into the McLaren team head-to-head with Lewis ... He might find himself beaten by Lewis, who I think is possibly the fastest driver out there.
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Negotiations [with Button] are continuing and the reports that he has already agreed terms with McLaren are not helpful. I would be amazed if that were the case
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Life cycle management is critically important to the success of primary producers as it enables them to quantify the environmental impact of products, something international consumers are increasingly seeking ... It also supports producers to understand and identify opportunities for productivity and e...
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It is not every day you get a call from a team like Ferrari or McLaren
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Now we have two strong teams (McLaren and Mercedes GP). Brawn might not have survived in the long term ... The sport is strong and we will be in for a big fight next year.
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We look back on 15 successful years of great collaboration with McLaren. In that time, we won four world championship titles and finished 10 times as runner-up in the drivers' and constructors' rankings
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We look back on 15 successful years of great collaboration with McLaren; in that time, we won four world championship titles and finished 10 times as runner-up in the drivers' and constructors' rankings
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It's a win-win situation, both for McLaren and Daimler
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This is a win-win situation, for both McLaren and Daimler
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This is a win-win situation for both McLaren and Daimler (parent company of Mercedes). We're delighted that Mercedes-Benz has committed to continue not only as an engine supplier but also as a partner of ours until 2015.
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The team will continue to be known as Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, its distinctive silver-with-red livery will remain unchanged, and Mercedes-Benz will continue as both an engine supplier and a partner
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The next few years will be a very exciting time for McLaren, during which period we intend to become an ever-stronger technological and economic force
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In a transaction structured so as to be completed by 2011, the McLaren Group will undertake a phased purchase of the 40 per cent shareholding currently owned by Daimler AG. As a result, the McLaren Group will become a fully independent stand-alone corporate entity
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They took on Ferrari and McLaren from a standing start
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There is a very firm decision that we have a long-term commitment to our partner McLaren
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The Living Your Dream promotional campaign is a central component of the partnership between Marks & Spencer and Vodafone McLaren Mercedes and we are delighted to be appointed by a brand of M&S' stature to create and fulfill this innovative promotional campaign
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Ferrari and McLaren will be competitive next season, they have the experience and resources ... But I don't think suddenly they are going to be faster than the Red Bulls or Brawns. Having four teams fighting out in front is something that has not happened before. Eight drivers fighting for wins is excit...
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And whereas Renault, Ferrari and McLaren all have motorsport in their corporate blood - in that they absolutely understand what is required to succeed - Toyota never really seemed to have worked it out.
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Ferrari and McLaren are going to be competitive next season, but I don't think they are suddenly going to be stronger than Red Bull and Brawn
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That these rumours are going around, fine ... But my statement again is that we are 40 per cent shareholders so Mercedes is a large part of McLaren.
– Norbert Haug SOURCE: Wolrd Car Fans
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