Jari-Matti Latvala has been given a suspended one-round ban from the World Rally Championship after hitting a spectator as he rejoined from an incident on the Monte Carlo Rally
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Volkswagen World Rally Championship driver Jari-Matti Latvala has apologised for hitting a spectator during a Monte Carlo Rally incident on Saturday
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Sebastien Ogier takes a two-minute lead into the Monte Carlo Rally's final day after Kris Meeke and Jari-Matti Latvala retired, while Thierry Neuville is catching Andreas Mikkelsen for second
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Kris Meeke has retired from second place on the 2016 World Rally Championship season-opening Monte Carlo Rally
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At 17 laps, Michael MacDowel's grand Prix driving record was among the shortest in Formula 1 world championship history
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Formula 1 will not pursue the revival of mid-race refuelling further at this time following meetings in Geneva this week, Autosport understands
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Sebastien Ogier cemented his lead over Kris Meeke on the two-stage loop that started Saturday's leg of the Monte Carlo Rally
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Last year's United States Grand Prix downpours gave Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli an ideal baseline for wet tyre development ahead of next week's test, reckons Paul Hembery
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Sebastien Ogier and Kris Meeke remained locked in battle for the Monte Carlo Rally lead on Friday afternoon, with Ogier back in front heading for the overnight break
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Tony Stewart hit out at NASCAR chairman Brian France's management style as he began his final Sprint Cup season
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McLaren reserve Stoffel Vandoorne hopes his proposed Super Formula campaign will boost his chances of a 2017 Formula 1 drive and avoid him suffering the same fate as Kevin Magnussen
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Sebastien Ogier retook the lead of the Monte Carlo Rally from Kris Meeke on the final stage of the Friday morning loop of the 2016 World Rally Championship season-opener
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Kris Meeke leads Rally Monte Carlo overnight in his PH Sport Citroen DS 3, with Sebastien Ogier trailing by 6.9 seconds
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Daniil Kvyat feels he has "a much better understanding" of every aspect of Formula 1, after a tough 2015 in which he struggled for consistency
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Jost Capito insists his departure from Volkswagen's World Rally Championship programme for the McLaren Formula 1 team has nothing to do with the emissions crisis and any potential fall-out
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Silverstone is poised to announce a profit on the British Grand Prix for the first time in a number of years, Autosport can reveal
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Jari-Matti Latvala says he has no intention of departing Volkswagen for Toyota, despite speculation linking him to the Japanese giant's World Rally Championship return
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Rüsselsheim. Opel ist wieder Hauptsponsor der Rüsselsheimer Filmtage. Der Automobilhersteller unterstützt damit ein in Deutschland einzigartiges Festival, das traditionsgemäß im Juni das Theater der Stadt für zwei Tage zum Kino macht. Das Kurzfilmfest gilt als Sprungbrett für Regietalente...