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Aston Martin becomes Red Bull title sponsor Aston Martin will become the Red Bull Formula 1 team's title sponsor for the 2018 season 1506327377 F1

Aitken hopeful of more Renault F1 tests Renault Formula 1 academy driver Jack Aitken hopes the French manufacturer will organise further F1 outings following his test at Jerez last week, when he "deserves it" 1506250390 F1

Honda will only harm Toro Rosso - Villeneuve The Toro Rosso Formula 1 team could pay the price in the near future for taking Honda engines, says 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve 1506240347 F1

Sainz: Renault's 2017 development encouraging Carlos Sainz Jr says the rate at which the Renault Formula 1 team has developed in 2017 gives him great confidence for next season 1506160849 F1

Williams 2018 shortlist down to three drivers Williams has slimmed its shortlist of drivers to partner Lance Stroll for the 2018 Formula 1 season down to three, Robert Kubica, Felipe Massa and Paul di Resta, Autosport understands 1506155573 F1

Force India made bigger loss in 2016 The Force India Formula 1 team earned increased income in 2016 but made a bigger loss than in the previous year - mainly because of currency issues 1506095104 F1

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Aston Martin becomes Red Bull title sponsor Aston Martin will become the Red Bull Formula 1 team's title sponsor for the 2018 season 1506327377 F1

Rossi dismisses Pedrosa's criticism Valentino Rossi has shrugged off Dani Pedrosa's complaints over his defending in the Aragon MotoGP race 1506273698 MotoGP

Sky F1's Croft to host Live Action Arena Sky Sports Formula 1 commentator David Croft will be the Live Action Arena host at Autosport International 2018 1506330425 ASI

Busch wins after Truex caught out in pile-up Joe Gibbs Racing's Kyle Busch took the win at New Hampshire after playoff points leader Martin Truex Jr picked up damage in a pile-up 1506289686 NASCAR

Pedrosa slams Rossi's 'unfair' defending Dani Pedrosa has spoken out against the way Valentino Rossi defended his position during the Aragon MotoGP race, claiming he was nearly forced off-track at almost 190mph 1506264471 MotoGP

Marquez wins as injured Rossi takes fifth Marc Marquez recovered from a crash in qualifying to take an imperious win in the Aragon Grand Prix, retaking sole ownership of the MotoGP points lead in the process 1506257529 MotoGP

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Why Williams is interested in Kubica Carlos Sainz Jr's loan move to Renault appeared to kill off any chances of Robert Kubica making a Formula 1 comeback. But Kubica could still find a lifeline with Williams - if he can outshine its other options 1506038400 F1

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