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BMW Doesn't Intend To Return To Formula One
BMW raced in Formula 1 till 2009, when it withdrew in light of a global financial crunch.
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World Cup triumph, F1 race defining images for Indian sports
Cricketers broke a 28-year-old jinx to lift the coveted World Cup and the glamorous world of Formula One raised a toast to its newest pit-stop as India rose meteorically in the international sports arena in an eventful 2011.
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Indian GP orgainsers hope to break even in four years
Indian Grand Prix organisers said they hoped to break even within four years and were talking to MotoGP and other race series in a bid to make up for their limited profits from Formula One.
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Team bosses ask Hamilton and Massa to end feud
Bosses of McLaren and Ferrari have asked Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa to sort out their differences after they clashed for the sixth time in the season during Sunday's inaugural Indian Grand Prix.
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India's Formula One debut a resounding success
A marvellous racing facility, the famed warmth in hospitality there to be seen, and passionate fans filling up the stands, it all came together perfectly to make India's Formula One debut a blockbuster.
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Harbhajan's day out with Geeta Basra at Indian Grand Prix
Indian cricket ace Harbhajan Singh made a splash with actress Geeta Basra at the Buddh International Circuit.
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Champion Vettel falls in love with 'Incredible India'
Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel says his win in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix was the one of the best in his career and he will take back a lot from the country which has inspired him immensely.
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One champion to another: The Vettel-Schumacher connection
There is an iconic photograph doing the rounds ever since Sebastian Vettel became India's favourite speedster.
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F1 experience: Post your Qs for Siddharth Vinayak Patankar
Sunday witnessed the successful completion of the Indian Grand Prix. India overcame minor glitches to impress one and all as the host country. It was the first of its kind experience for many Indians. NDTV's auto expert Siddharth Vinayak Patankar answers your questions on the F1 experience at 3pm today.
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Waving chequered flag a memorable experience: Tendulkar
Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, a self-confessed Formula One fan, on Sunday described waving the chequered flag at the end of the inaugural Indian Grand Prix here as a memorable experience in his life.
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Mallya happy with two points from maiden Indian GP
Sahara Force India team principal Vijay Mallya was a satisfied man after his team achieved the target of registering points in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix with Adrian Sutil managing to bring home the car inside the top 10 bracket on Sunday.
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Happy to log points at inaugural Indian Grand Prix: Sutil
Sahara Force India driver Adrian Sutil hoped their performance in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix will bring smile on the face of the team principal and managing director Vijay Mallya.
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F1 awesome, but can't match cricket's popularity: Yuvraj
India's star cricketer Yuvraj Singh was awed after watching the Formula One inaugural Indian Grand Prix on Sunday, but said it would be difficult for the sport to match cricket's popularity in India as it is only an annual event.
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Vettel impressed by Indian beauties
World champion Sebastian Vettel displayed a flair for language and an eye for the ladies as he used halting Hindi to pay tribute to India's beautiful women on Sunday.
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We got the best possible result: Karthikeyan
The only Indian driver in the fray, Narain Karthikeyan was a very satisfied and relieved man on Sunday despite uncertainty over his future in the next formula one season.
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BMW Doesn't Intend To Return To Formula One
BMW raced in Formula 1 till 2009, when it withdrew in light of a global financial crunch.
-
World Cup triumph, F1 race defining images for Indian sports
Cricketers broke a 28-year-old jinx to lift the coveted World Cup and the glamorous world of Formula One raised a toast to its newest pit-stop as India rose meteorically in the international sports arena in an eventful 2011.
-
Indian GP orgainsers hope to break even in four years
Indian Grand Prix organisers said they hoped to break even within four years and were talking to MotoGP and other race series in a bid to make up for their limited profits from Formula One.
-
Team bosses ask Hamilton and Massa to end feud
Bosses of McLaren and Ferrari have asked Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa to sort out their differences after they clashed for the sixth time in the season during Sunday's inaugural Indian Grand Prix.
-
India's Formula One debut a resounding success
A marvellous racing facility, the famed warmth in hospitality there to be seen, and passionate fans filling up the stands, it all came together perfectly to make India's Formula One debut a blockbuster.
-
Harbhajan's day out with Geeta Basra at Indian Grand Prix
Indian cricket ace Harbhajan Singh made a splash with actress Geeta Basra at the Buddh International Circuit.
-
Champion Vettel falls in love with 'Incredible India'
Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel says his win in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix was the one of the best in his career and he will take back a lot from the country which has inspired him immensely.
-
One champion to another: The Vettel-Schumacher connection
There is an iconic photograph doing the rounds ever since Sebastian Vettel became India's favourite speedster.
-
F1 experience: Post your Qs for Siddharth Vinayak Patankar
Sunday witnessed the successful completion of the Indian Grand Prix. India overcame minor glitches to impress one and all as the host country. It was the first of its kind experience for many Indians. NDTV's auto expert Siddharth Vinayak Patankar answers your questions on the F1 experience at 3pm today.
-
Waving chequered flag a memorable experience: Tendulkar
Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, a self-confessed Formula One fan, on Sunday described waving the chequered flag at the end of the inaugural Indian Grand Prix here as a memorable experience in his life.
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Mallya happy with two points from maiden Indian GP
Sahara Force India team principal Vijay Mallya was a satisfied man after his team achieved the target of registering points in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix with Adrian Sutil managing to bring home the car inside the top 10 bracket on Sunday.
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Happy to log points at inaugural Indian Grand Prix: Sutil
Sahara Force India driver Adrian Sutil hoped their performance in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix will bring smile on the face of the team principal and managing director Vijay Mallya.
-
F1 awesome, but can't match cricket's popularity: Yuvraj
India's star cricketer Yuvraj Singh was awed after watching the Formula One inaugural Indian Grand Prix on Sunday, but said it would be difficult for the sport to match cricket's popularity in India as it is only an annual event.
-
Vettel impressed by Indian beauties
World champion Sebastian Vettel displayed a flair for language and an eye for the ladies as he used halting Hindi to pay tribute to India's beautiful women on Sunday.
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We got the best possible result: Karthikeyan
The only Indian driver in the fray, Narain Karthikeyan was a very satisfied and relieved man on Sunday despite uncertainty over his future in the next formula one season.
