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LIVE: Le Mans 24 Hours Commentary and Updates

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24 Hours of Le Mans
LIVE: Le Mans 24 Hours Commentary and Updates

Piastri "perplexed" by Gasly’s Monaco reinstatement: "I could not believe my eyes"

Formula 1
Barcelona-Catalunya GP
Piastri "perplexed" by Gasly’s Monaco reinstatement: "I could not believe my eyes"

Le Mans 24H, H16: #12 Cadillac out front as Toyota and BMW battle over second

WEC
24 Hours of Le Mans
Le Mans 24H, H16: #12 Cadillac out front as Toyota and BMW battle over second

Le Mans 24h, H8: Safety car blows race wide open

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24 Hours of Le Mans
Le Mans 24h, H8: Safety car blows race wide open

How “reset” Russell fended off “recalibrated” Hamilton for Barcelona GP pole

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Formula 1
Barcelona-Catalunya GP
How “reset” Russell fended off “recalibrated” Hamilton for Barcelona GP pole

Verstappen surprised as Red Bull halves gap to Mercedes: “I don’t fully understand it”

Formula 1
Barcelona-Catalunya GP
Verstappen surprised as Red Bull halves gap to Mercedes: “I don’t fully understand it”

Le Mans 24h, H4: Toyota extends advantage over BMW in the evening

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24 Hours of Le Mans
Le Mans 24h, H4: Toyota extends advantage over BMW in the evening

Alonso 'exhausted' by Aston Martin woes after qualifying last in Barcelona

Formula 1
Barcelona-Catalunya GP
Alonso 'exhausted' by Aston Martin woes after qualifying last in Barcelona

Ecclestone plans 20-race 2011 schedule

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says next year's Indian Grand Prix will not be instead of another event - meaning the 2011 calendar will expand to 20 races

The event in New Delhi is already pencilled in, and Ecclestone has made it clear that all the current venues will also keep their slots.

When asked in Bahrain if there was going to be 20 races, he said: "Why, do you want more? It's a round number and easy to remember."

Ecclestone also said that he was still keeping an eye on an opportunity to get Formula 1 back into the United States - on the back of comments from Mario Andretti that the natural place for it would be Indianapolis.

Asked for his opinion on whether or not Indianapolis was the best place for it, Ecclestone said: "Yeah, it is. It's only the fact that it's all the wrong crowd and the wrong people and they didn't really... nothing worked there really, we'd have to have a big change round. But we'd like to get back there."

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