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LIVE: F1 Hungarian GP updates - Norris beats Hamilton to pole as Verstappen spins

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Hungarian GP
LIVE: F1 Hungarian GP updates - Norris beats Hamilton to pole as Verstappen spins

BTCC Thruxton: Cook rustles up a tasty qualifying race win

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Thruxton
BTCC Thruxton: Cook rustles up a tasty qualifying race win

DS Penske shows potential in Formula E Tokyo opener

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Tokyo ePrix I
DS Penske shows potential in Formula E Tokyo opener

DTM Oschersleben: Preining wins, Thiim loses points lead to Engel

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DTM Oschersleben: Preining wins, Thiim loses points lead to Engel

Formula E Tokyo E-Prix: Ticktum pulls off last-lap overtake on Dennis for victory

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Tokyo ePrix I
Formula E Tokyo E-Prix: Ticktum pulls off last-lap overtake on Dennis for victory

F1 Hungarian GP: Norris beats Hamilton to top final practice

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Hungarian GP
F1 Hungarian GP: Norris beats Hamilton to top final practice

BTCC Thruxton: Proctor substitutes for unwell Osborne, Smiley tops practice

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Thruxton
BTCC Thruxton: Proctor substitutes for unwell Osborne, Smiley tops practice

LIVE: F1 Hungarian GP updates - Norris beats Hamilton to top FP3 after red flag for Perez stoppage

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Hungarian GP
LIVE: F1 Hungarian GP updates - Norris beats Hamilton to top FP3 after red flag for Perez stoppage

BAR to Use New Radio System in Malaysia

The BAR Honda team will introduce a new radio system for this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix in a bid to prevent a recurrence of the error that cost them a points finish in the season-opening race in Australia.

The BAR Honda team will introduce a new radio system for this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix in a bid to prevent a recurrence of the error that cost them a points finish in the season-opening race in Australia.

Jenson Button and Canadian Jacques Villeneuve were on course for a possible point-scoring finish in Melbourne, but the Briton dropped down to 10th when his teammate Villeneuve came into the pits at the same time as him.

Canadian Villeneuve said he misheard his call because of crackling on the radio and the team spent time at last week's test session working on a new system to improve the communication between pits and driver.

Japanese test driver Takuma Sato undertook the work and said: "We tried a new aerial and the sound is better. It's best that the team has a new one for the next race."

The team showed encouraging signs at Albert Park that they could be on the pace this season and ironing out simple mistakes could be vital for their bid to claim fourth place in the Championship this year.

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