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 BY JONATHAN NOBLE |
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| Colin Kolles is a different kind of team boss. An enigma during his formative years in the sport, the cowboy boot-shod Spyker chief is fast becoming the next in a long line of leaders who have helped the little teams stand tall. And after rescuing Jordan/MF1 from self destruction, he is ready to kick up the dust for Spyker as the row over customer cars comes to a head |
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| TECH TALK |
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| BY CRAIG SCARBOROUGH |
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| With a fresh structure, a fresh approach and a fresh philosophy, Honda is hoping to smooth out any early-season turbulence and hit the track running this year. As they bid to build on the maiden victory they scored last year, could their 2007 car see them make their big break? |
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| BY CRAIG SCARBOROUGH |
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| After a disastrous year at Williams it is a case of 'all-change' on the new FW29. The team has concentrated on the reliability issues that hampered them so much last year and with a new Toyota engine in the back, Craig Scarborough asks, could their new progressive design actually out-smart their new suppliers? |
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| FEATURES |
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| BY ADAM COOPER |
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| When Abu Dhabi's astonishing new F1 dream was unveiled last week, Adam Cooper was on hand to talk exclusively to the key players. And after being left disappointed by the most recent new wasteland venues, he is delighted to find the Gulf's latest new project is breaking the mould |
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| SEASON PREVIEW |
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| BY GLENN FREEMAN & DIEGO MEJIA |
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| As Juan Pablo Montoya prepares to make his full season debut in the Nextel Cup, whom will he be lining up against, and will he be able to give them a run for their money? |
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| COLUMN |
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| BY DAMIEN SMITH |
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| With Donington sold to a new consortium, Damien Smith is confident that one of his favourite tracks is back in safe hands... |
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| BY MARCEL BORSBOOM |
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| How much do you know about the commercial companies that support the sport? Time to find out! |
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