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Valencia debrief with McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh
McLaren may not have left the inaugural European Grand Prix with the victory they wanted, but the British team were well-satisfied with their haul of 13 points. Martin Whitmarsh, McLaren's Formula One CEO, reveals how the weekend unfolded and looks ahead to the rest of the season…
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We exist to win - Exclusive interview with McLaren's Ron Dennis
Last season McLaren found themselves battling on two fronts. But with the courtroom dramas long since decided, this season the British team have been free to focus solely on their racing. And with Lewis Hamilton currently leading the drivers' standings, so far things are looking up.
For team principal Ron Dennis, the temptation to stay and fight on has proved far too attractive and any talk of retirement has been firmly put on hold…
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Q&A with Toyota's Jarno Trulli
Toyota's Jarno Trulli left Valencia in an upbeat frame of mind. Not only did he enjoy a positive qualifying session on Saturday, but Trulli also finished Sunday's European Grand Prix in fifth to clinch four points for the Japanese team. Here the Italian reviews his race weekend and looks ahead to his favourite circuit on the calendar, Spa-Francorchamps, which will host the forthcoming Belgian Grand Prix in under two weeks' time…
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A race weekend with…Sebastian Vettel
Toro Rosso's Sebastian Vettel may have only started 20 Grands Prix so far in his Formula One career, but he has already developed something of a routine when it comes to his race weekend.
We caught up with Vettel in Valencia, following this weekend's European Grand Prix, to get a few tips on the calendar's top nightlife, his favourite places to stay, who he likes to socialise with during an event and how he winds down after a race…
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Exclusive Q&A - Piquet confident about Renault future
Saturday's qualifying session for the European Grand Prix will show which teams and drivers have done their homework better than the rest. With three practice sessions available to optimize the car before it gets serious, Renault's Nelson Piquet is convinced that he will be amongst those who have acclimatized to the Valencia track quickest.
But Piquet isn't only certain he can rise to the challenge of the new street circuit, he is also confident that he will stay with Renault for 2009, despite the team's reluctance to confirm their plans until September…
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