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Pirelli ready for thrilling 2012 season Platypus Horrificus - the stepped nose UK politicians call for Bahrain GP ban Italian tyre supplier Pirelli is ready for another thrilling FIA Formula One season. Thanks to the high-degradation tyres, teams were in
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Caterham chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne is confident that the team's mid-season move to a new factory will not affect its competitiveness this season. The outfit is moving from its current base in Hingham in Norfolk to the ex-Arrows and Super Agur
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ISTANBUL, TURKEY - MAY 06: Team Lotus Team Principal Mike Gascoyne is seen at the Friday press conference following practice for the Turkish Formula One Grand Prix at the Istanbul Park circuit on May 6, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey. View Photo »
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He did a really good job, completing his whole programme and apart from one small mistake on his quickest lap, which probably cost him half a second at the last corner, he can be very satisfied with his day's work
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Caterham chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne is confident that the team's mid-season move to a new factory will not affect its competitiveness this season. The outfit is moving from its current base in Hingham in Norfolk to the ex-Arrows and Super Agur
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Caterham F1 will leave Jerez pleased with their efforts from this weeks first test, with technical boss Mike Gascoyne calling it “probably the best first test I have ever been involved in throughout my career.” In particular they will be happy with their
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Chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne insists that there is more to come from the first caterham F1 car after a low-key debut for the CT01 at Jerez. Although the team was first to reveal its 2012 challenger - setting the scene for the new 'platypus nose'
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Team Lotus drivers Heikki Kovalainen (L) of Finland and Jarno Trulli (R) of Italy are joined by chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne (2nd L) and Team Lotus CEO Riad Asmat (2nd R) on the eve of Formula One's Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March... View Photo »
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Mike Gascoyne will combine his role as CTO of Caterham F1 Team with that of CEO of Caterham Composites and will head up a company specialising in the composites industry. They are already working on projects across the aerospace, nautical, motorsport and roadcar industries
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Heikki Kovalainen, Giedo van der Garde and Jarno Trulli shared the workload at Jerez © Sutton Images Caterham chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne said that the four days at Jerez has "probably been the best first test" of his career. Caterham launched
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Today’s testing report from Formula One teams & drivers at Circuito de Jerez. Lotus F1 Team concluded the first pre-season test of 2012 with Romain Grosjean completing 95 laps of the Jerez circuit today. Fast facts: Track: Jerez, Spain, 4.4km Chassis: E2
About Mike Gascoyne
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Michael "Mike" Gascoyne (born April 2, 1963 in Norwich, England) is a designer of Formula One cars. He was formerly Chief Technology Officer for Force India. Full Article
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Team Lotus drivers Heikki Kovalainen (L) of Finland and Jarno Trulli (R) of Italy are joined by chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne (2nd L) and Team Lotus CEO Riad Asmat (2nd R) on the eve of Formula One's Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 25, 2011. The first race of the...
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Team Lotus drivers Heikki Kovalainen (L) of Finland and Jarno Trulli (R) of Italy are joined by chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne (2nd L) and Team Lotus CEO Riad Asmat (2nd R) on the eve of Formula One's Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 25, 2011. The first race of the...
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