Ricciardo let down in pits
A HORROR pit stop cost Daniel Ricciardo dearly as Lewis Hamilton has scored an emphatic win in the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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Hamilton pole, Ricciardo fifth
MERCEDES driver Lewis Hamilton took Malaysian pole position as Australia’s Daniel Ricciardo set about putting his Melbourne disappointment behind him.
Whincup races to Tassie double
REIGNING V8 Supercar champion Jamie Whincup has risen above controversy and crashes to win both races in Tasmania.
Grand Prix proves an intrusion
THE flight path is within sight of the Sepang circuit where Formula One will intrude on private grief this weekend to strut its usual high-octane stuff.
FIA ready for Red Bull’s next charge
THE Malaysian Grand Prix. The flexing of muscle. The power play between the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile and Red Bull.
Marquez edges Rossi in Qatar thriller
WORLD champion Marc Marquez won the season-opening Qatar Grand Prix just a month after breaking his leg.
Red Bull lodges Ricciardo appeal
RED Bull has officially appealled Daniel Ricciardo’s disqualification from second place in last Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix.
Red Bull promises legal battle
THE first call Red Bull boss Christian Horner made when he stepped off the plane from Melbourne was to his lawyer.
Red Bull was warned about rule
FIA technical director Jo Bauer told Red Bull Racing about fuel flow concerns midway through Sunday’s controversial race.
Grand prix cars ‘too quiet’
AUSTRALIAN Grand Prix organisers claim their contract may have been breached because the Formula One cars were not loud enough.
Cruel twist for disqualified Riccardio
DANIEL Riccardio’s disqualification from the Australian Grand Prix was not the fault of the young Australian Red Bull driver.
Ecstasy to agony for Ricciardo
DANIEL Ricciardo’s celebrations after becoming the first homegrown driver to reach the podium at the Australian Grand Prix have been crushed.
Ricciardo in the hands of stewards
DANIEL Ricciardo took Mark Webber’s seat at Red Bull. He may have inherited Webber’s curse as well.
Ricciardo faces disqualification
AUSTRALIAN second-placer Daniel Ricciardo was facing possible disqualification in the Grand Prix in Melbourne soon after Nico Rosberg won.
Ricciardo powers through
DANIEL Ricciardo has powered through a sensational qualifying campaign for the Australian Grand Prix.
Ricciardo ready to play hardball
HIGH noon at Albert Park. Pit lane opened its doors.
Wolff ready to get the elbows out
THE clock doesn’t know about gender.
Hamilton hits early hurdle
PRE-race favourite Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes failed to complete a lap in the first practice session of the Australian Grand Prix.
Finishing will be Red Bull victory
SEBASTIAN Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo are about to discover whether their revamped speed machines are slick enough to win the Australian Grand Prix.
Demise of V8s: talk the torque
GONE are the V8s, banished to the scrapyard like so many Australian-made sedans. In their place is the turbocharged six.
‘Encouraging signs’ for Schumacher
MICHAEL Schumacher is showing “small, encouraging signs” that he may wake up from his coma, his agent says.
Whole world in his hands
DANIEL Ricciardo is 24 years old. He lives in Monte Carlo. His desk is the cockpit of a Formula One car.
Melbourne’s tribute to F1 great Schumacher
THE moments before the start of the Australian Grand Prix are not given to reflection. Sunday’s race will be different.
Vettel nervous after car failure
FORMULA One champion Sebastian Vettel admitted Red Bull were facing serious problems after he failed to complete a lap in testing.
Whincup’s dream start left in ruins
REIGNING V8 champion Jamie Whincup raises eyebrows and nine drivers fail to finish a dramatic Adelaide race.
McLaughlin’s warning to Whincup
KIWI young gun Scott McLaughlin showed his qualifying form was no fluke by capping Volvo’s V8 Supercars return with a race-two runner-up.
Doctors abandon Schumacher coma plan
DOCTORS treating Michael Schumacher have abandoned their attempt to bring him out of a coma.
Ecclestone dealing hits snag
A High Court hearing this week may eventually prove the end of Bernie Ecclestone’s reign as Formula One’s kingpin.
‘Corrupt’ Ecclestone clings to power
BERNIE ECCLESTONE was left clinging to control of Formula One after a High Court judge condemned him as “untruthful and corrupt”.
Doctors try to rouse Schumacher from coma
MICHAEL Schumacher’s doctors have started trying to wake up the Formula One great from the medically induced coma he’s been in since a skiing accident.
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