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Sauber to Retain Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson for Next Season
Marcus Ericsson joined Sauber this year following a debut season with the defunct Caterham team last year and finished eighth in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Brazilian Nasr made his F1 debut with Sauber this year.
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F1: Caterham May Use 2014 Car Next Year
Caterham will be allowed to compete in Formula One next season with this year's car if they find a buyer to keep them in business, the team's administrator said.
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Troubled F1 Team Caterham Given Car Dispensation
While Catherham is in talks with three potential buyers, it is expected to compete in next year's F1 season.
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Crowdfunding Project 'Disaster' for F1, Says Bernie Ecclestone
Caterham announced the project on Friday, hoping to ease its financial difficulties and return to the grid for the final grand prix of the season in Abu Dhabi later this month.
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Financial Troubles Dogging Formula One Before United States Grand Prix
Two teams, Marussia and Caterham, won't race in Austin because of financial problems. That leaves Sunday's race with just 18 cars, F1's smallest starting grid in nearly a decade, prompting new warnings from the governing body of international motorsports to control costs or risk losing sponsors and viability with fans.
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Troubled Caterham Allowed to Miss Next Two F1 Races
F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone spoke to the insolvency specialists who have been handed control of Caterham, which may have to miss the races in the United States and Brazil in the coming weeks.
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Formula One Strugglers Still Targeting 2015 Participation
Sauber, Caterham and Marussia are struggling both on and off the track in the vastly expensive sport, with many predicting they will not have the resources to continue in F1 beyond the current season.
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Andre Lotterer Ready for F1 Aged 32
Born in Germany, but brought up in Belgium, Lotterer, 32, has raced in the British and German F3 series before being named Jaguar's F1 test driver in 2002 on his way to his F1 race debut this Sunday.
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F1: Caterham & Marussia Replace Drivers for Spa Weekend
After what seemed like forever, F1 is finally back from the break, starting with the 2014 Belgian Grand Prix. That said, here's what changed over the vacation: Marussia and Caterham are replacing Max Chilton and Kamui Kobayashi, respectively, for the racing weekend at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Caterham Confirms New Flagship Sports Car
After the Caterham Group confirmed that they have sold their F1 team to a consortium of Swiss and Middle-Eastern investors, it says that it is fully committed to their remaining brands.
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F1 Team Caterham Sold to Kolles-Led Group
The team announced the sale on Wednesday with immediate effect, meaning Caterham will be under new ownership and management for this weekend's British Grand Prix.
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Caterham Announces Seven Kamui Kobayashi Special Edition for Japan
Caterham and F1 driver Kamui Kobayashi have teamed up for a special edition of the Seven which is destined for Japan. Only 10 units will be made and all are going to be based on the Seven 250 R version.
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Caterham Formula One Team up for Sale, Says Report
Caterham owner Tony Fernandes, who also owns the English football club Queens Park Rangers, had warned in January that he would stop funding the F1 team unless its performance improved.
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2014 F1 Season kicks off this week
Everything is set to change this F1 season as all the eyes turn to Australia for the inaugural Grand prix coming weekend. The rules have changed and so have the drivers and no one knows what to expect when the lights go out in Albert Park on March 16th.
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Heikki Kovalainen replaces Kimi Raikkonen for last two F1 races
The 32-year-old Heikki Kovalainen has raced in 109 GPs for Renault, McLaren and Caterham, securing one win at the Hungarian GP in 2008 and three other podium finishes.
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Sauber to Retain Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson for Next Season
Marcus Ericsson joined Sauber this year following a debut season with the defunct Caterham team last year and finished eighth in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Brazilian Nasr made his F1 debut with Sauber this year.
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F1: Caterham May Use 2014 Car Next Year
Caterham will be allowed to compete in Formula One next season with this year's car if they find a buyer to keep them in business, the team's administrator said.
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Troubled F1 Team Caterham Given Car Dispensation
While Catherham is in talks with three potential buyers, it is expected to compete in next year's F1 season.
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Crowdfunding Project 'Disaster' for F1, Says Bernie Ecclestone
Caterham announced the project on Friday, hoping to ease its financial difficulties and return to the grid for the final grand prix of the season in Abu Dhabi later this month.
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Financial Troubles Dogging Formula One Before United States Grand Prix
Two teams, Marussia and Caterham, won't race in Austin because of financial problems. That leaves Sunday's race with just 18 cars, F1's smallest starting grid in nearly a decade, prompting new warnings from the governing body of international motorsports to control costs or risk losing sponsors and viability with fans.
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Troubled Caterham Allowed to Miss Next Two F1 Races
F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone spoke to the insolvency specialists who have been handed control of Caterham, which may have to miss the races in the United States and Brazil in the coming weeks.
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Formula One Strugglers Still Targeting 2015 Participation
Sauber, Caterham and Marussia are struggling both on and off the track in the vastly expensive sport, with many predicting they will not have the resources to continue in F1 beyond the current season.
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Andre Lotterer Ready for F1 Aged 32
Born in Germany, but brought up in Belgium, Lotterer, 32, has raced in the British and German F3 series before being named Jaguar's F1 test driver in 2002 on his way to his F1 race debut this Sunday.
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F1: Caterham & Marussia Replace Drivers for Spa Weekend
After what seemed like forever, F1 is finally back from the break, starting with the 2014 Belgian Grand Prix. That said, here's what changed over the vacation: Marussia and Caterham are replacing Max Chilton and Kamui Kobayashi, respectively, for the racing weekend at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Caterham Confirms New Flagship Sports Car
After the Caterham Group confirmed that they have sold their F1 team to a consortium of Swiss and Middle-Eastern investors, it says that it is fully committed to their remaining brands.
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F1 Team Caterham Sold to Kolles-Led Group
The team announced the sale on Wednesday with immediate effect, meaning Caterham will be under new ownership and management for this weekend's British Grand Prix.
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Caterham Announces Seven Kamui Kobayashi Special Edition for Japan
Caterham and F1 driver Kamui Kobayashi have teamed up for a special edition of the Seven which is destined for Japan. Only 10 units will be made and all are going to be based on the Seven 250 R version.
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Caterham Formula One Team up for Sale, Says Report
Caterham owner Tony Fernandes, who also owns the English football club Queens Park Rangers, had warned in January that he would stop funding the F1 team unless its performance improved.
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2014 F1 Season kicks off this week
Everything is set to change this F1 season as all the eyes turn to Australia for the inaugural Grand prix coming weekend. The rules have changed and so have the drivers and no one knows what to expect when the lights go out in Albert Park on March 16th.
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Heikki Kovalainen replaces Kimi Raikkonen for last two F1 races
The 32-year-old Heikki Kovalainen has raced in 109 GPs for Renault, McLaren and Caterham, securing one win at the Hungarian GP in 2008 and three other podium finishes.
