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Red Bulls in a China op’

Posted by Jamie Hibbard at 9:16 am on Sunday April 19, 2009 156 Comments

Sebastian Vettel landed Red Bull Racing their first Formula One win at the Chinese GP, and as if that wasn’t enough for the Milton Keynes based team, Mark Webber made it a one-two.

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Vettel on pole

Posted by Jamie Hibbard at 8:26 am on Saturday April 18, 2009 90 Comments

Red Bull have scored their first ever pole position in their fifth year of F1, thanks to the talents of young German charge Sebastian Vettel.

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Chinese whispers

Posted by Jamie Hibbard at 11:06 am on Friday April 17, 2009 71 Comments

Finally some good news for Lewis Hamilton. The world champion went fastest during today’s first practice in China, doubtless thanks to a whole bunch of aero revisions to his McLaren.

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Chinese GP: most hated driver, ever?

Posted by Jamie Hibbard at 12:23 pm on Monday October 20, 2008 66 Comments

Amazing how everyone has ganged up on Lewis Hamilton in the last few weeks. He’s always had his detractors – both inside and outside the F1 circus – but recently it seems to have stepped up a level.

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Chinese GP: roll on Brazil

Posted by Jason Barlow at 12:20 pm on Monday October 20, 2008 45 Comments

You don’t feel sorry for someone like Lewis Hamilton exactly, not with the salary he’s on, the talent he’s got and the Pussycat Doll he’s, er, courting, but before yesterday’s Chinese GP I was feeling, well, a little sympathetic at the very least.

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Chinese GP: devastation

Posted by Bill Thomas at 12:11 pm on Monday October 20, 2008 28 Comments

I think the Ferrari guys could only look on in awe and respect at the guy I like to call ‘Hammo the Hammer’ on Sunday. In ITV’s post-race interview, Massa’s race engineer Rob Smedley wondered aloud how much of the performance was down to McLaren, and how much was down to Hamilton.

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Chinese GP: subdued Sunday

Posted by Maurice Hamilton at 6:19 pm on Sunday October 19, 2008 47 Comments

Subdued. That’s the word that came to mind as I walked through the paddock an hour after the finish. It’s true that the vast acreage of concrete did little to engender atmosphere as the teams packed up but there was no buzz about the place, certainly not like Fuji the week before.

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Chinese GP: one step closer

Posted by Jamie Hibbard at 9:44 am on Sunday October 19, 2008 102 Comments

Lewis Hamilton has taken himself forwards another step towards the world championship title with an assured, mature drive at the Chinese GP that saw him dominating the whole race and shading the Ferraris at every turn.

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