FIA invites teams for 2011 selection

19 March 2010

The FIA has invited possible entrants for the 2011 Formula 1 season, after announcing earlier this month that it will open a new selection process to find a 13th team.

19 March 2010

Australia preview quotes: McLaren

19 March 2010

Stefanovic keeps pushing for F1 slot

Serbian businessman Zoran Stefanovich is still pushing to get on to the grid in 2010, AUTOSPORT has learned, despite the FIA having told his Stefan GP outfit that it has not been granted an entry for this year.

19 March 2010

FOTA backs FIA's road safety campaign

19 March 2010

Renault allowed to make engine changes

19 March 2010

Q and A with Eric Boullier

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Latest Race: 12 - 14 Mar 2010

Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix

Pos	Driver	Time/Retired
1	Fernando Alonso	1h39m20.396s
2	Felipe Massa	+16.0s
3	Lewis Hamilton	+23.0s
4	Sebastian Vettel	+38.7s
5	Nico Rosberg	+40.2s
6	Michael Schumacher	+44.1s
7	Jenson Button	+45.2s
8	Mark Webber	+46.3s

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Pos	Driver	Team	Pts
1	Fernando Alonso	Ferrari	25
2	Felipe Massa	Ferrari	18
3	Lewis Hamilton	McLaren	15
4	Sebastian Vettel	Red Bull Racing	12
5	Nico Rosberg	Mercedes GP	10
6	Michael Schumacher	Mercedes GP	8
7	Jenson Button	McLaren	6
8	Mark Webber	Red Bull Racing	4

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Circuit		Date

	Australian Grand Prix	28 March 2010

	Malaysian Grand Prix	04 April 2010

	Chinese Grand Prix	18 April 2010

	Spanish Grand Prix	09 May 2010

	Monaco Grand Prix	16 May 2010

	Turkish Grand Prix	30 May 2010

	Canadian Grand Prix	13 June 2010

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With 49 laps, the Bahrain Grand Prix is the second shortest race of 2010 in terms of laps. The Belgian Grand Prix at the 7km long Spa-Francorchamps take place over just 44 laps, while the Monaco Grand Prix takes place over 78-laps of the short 3.3km street circuit

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