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Donington Park (Grand Prix Circuit)
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Formula 1
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Ford reveals new LMDh car on track at Paul Ricard

WEC
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Worm's Eye View is Polley's triple Formula Vee winning perspective at Silverstone

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Dickens defeats the Bentleys after intriguing Silverstone Allcomers tale

National
Dickens defeats the Bentleys after intriguing Silverstone Allcomers tale

The team orders debacle that made for a controversial Formula E title decider

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Formula E
London ePrix II
The team orders debacle that made for a controversial Formula E title decider

Why Honda's F1 project looks completely different from its Red Bull years

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Dutch GP
Why Honda's F1 project looks completely different from its Red Bull years

Let the Ferraris race, says Dennis

McLaren team boss Ron Dennis has said that Ferrari should let Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello race out the Austrian Grand Prix thia afternoon rather than impose team orders.

Dennis has questioned Ferrari's strategy before, saying that it is not "pure". Reluctant to be drawn into a slagging match again, he did however offer: "If I was in their position I would let them race because Michael is in an unassailable position in the championship and it would be good for the sport."

Barrichello was forced to move over for Schumacher at the A1-Ring last year and asked how he would feel about being asked to do so again, replied: "I don't like to read too much into the future. We wait until Sunday and then we see what's going to happen. If we get worried about too many things we are burning energy and it's not worth it, so let's wait and see."

Barrichello will start today's race from pole position after out-pacing his team-mate in qualifying. Schumacher had braking problems yesterday, the callipers not releasing quickly enough.

The race will start at 1300 (BST).

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