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How Morgan soared amid off-track team unrest

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Mercedes "hasn't got the money" to keep up with rival teams' F1 upgrades

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What Ferrari actually meant to do when Hamilton felt like a "guinea pig" in Dutch GP

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Hurd's hat-trick heroics as he storms through Mini field at Donington Park

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Hurd's hat-trick heroics as he storms through Mini field at Donington Park

KTM fixes MotoGP engines after gaining permission from rivals

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KTM fixes MotoGP engines after gaining permission from rivals

How Kirkwood might force a late title fight as IndyCar goes to Washington

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How Kirkwood might force a late title fight as IndyCar goes to Washington

Why F1 fans need fewer sprints, not more

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Antonelli set for Italian GP grid penalty

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China Friday quotes: Force India

Adrian Sutil - 18th: "Today was a pretty normal Friday and we got through all the work we needed to. We are still struggling for grip a little and to get the tyres to work, but we did improve over the day and there's still one more practice tomorrow. We seem to be more competitive on the low downforce tracks like Spa and Fuji, so with the corners and higher downforce levels we use here this track doesn't suit us as much. We'll still push to be as good as we possibly can."

Giancarlo Fisichella - 17th: "This morning the balance wasn't great as we were struggling with grip and the tyres as well. For the afternoon session we made a step forward with the set-up so it was more comfortable and we could improve a fair bit. I still think there is still some room for improvement tomorrow."

Mike Gascoyne, chief technical officer: "A normal first day of running, with no real mechanical problems on either car. We are struggling with a lack of grip and getting the temperature into the tyres, but all in all we got through our programme and things look good for the weekend."

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