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Milicevic's Cooper in command at Cadwell Park VSCC medley

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How Lundgaard emulated Tracy’s 2000 charge at Road America

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Obituary: Ferrari’s first monocoque maker John Thompson

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Retro tin-tops entertain at Brands Hatch London Historic Trophy event

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Why Aprilia appealed against Bezzecchi’s Czech MotoGP ban

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Belgium Sunday quotes: Bridgestone

Hirohide Hamashima - Director of Bridgestone Motorsport Tyre Development: "This was a typical race at Spa, and by that I mean there was some excitement brought about by the weather. Our medium compound tyre worked well in the damp conditions, particularly for Kimi Raikkonen

"The hard compound was more difficult in the damp conditions, but Lewis Hamilton controlled his very well, even when the rain came in the last three laps.

"Nick Heidfeld showed fantastic strategy at the end of the race with good judgement to move on to the Bridgestone wet tyre to get a podium position. Congratulations again to Toro Rosso for having both cars running strongly and finishing in the points."

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