F1 drivers say fatal accidents not changing their love for racing

By Jonathan Noble

Thursday, October 27th 2011, 13:39 GMT

Formula 1's leading drivers say that the deaths of Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli will not diminish their love of motor racing, even though they admit the past few weeks have been a 'sad' time for the sport.

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