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MotoGP Czech GP: Ogura scorches to first pole position

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Czech GP
MotoGP Czech GP: Ogura scorches to first pole position

Has Alpine finally started its return climb?

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Formula 1
Has Alpine finally started its return climb?

Formula E Sanya: Dennis wins red-flagged race as championship leader Evans retires

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Sanya ePrix
Formula E Sanya: Dennis wins red-flagged race as championship leader Evans retires

Supercars Darwin: Allen wins as Mostert impresses

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Darwin Triple Crown
Supercars Darwin: Allen wins as Mostert impresses

Trackhouse Aprilia set to finalise Raul Fernandez 2027 MotoGP deal

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Czech GP
Trackhouse Aprilia set to finalise Raul Fernandez 2027 MotoGP deal

Acosta points out the major flaw in MotoGP's plan to ban front holeshot device mid-season

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Czech GP
Acosta points out the major flaw in MotoGP's plan to ban front holeshot device mid-season

The bold Ferrari turnaround that enabled Hamilton's Barcelona win

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Formula 1
Barcelona-Catalunya GP
The bold Ferrari turnaround that enabled Hamilton's Barcelona win

Vital step made towards USA's WRC return

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Vital step made towards USA's WRC return

Red Bull Racing draft Liuzzi for testing

Scuderia Toro Rosso's Vitantonio Liuzzi has been drafted in by Red Bull Racing to join their testing programme at Paul Ricard in France next week

The Italian raced for the team last year and, with Red Bull's current duo David Coulthard and Christian Klien unavailable, he has been asked to join test driver Robert Doornbos at the two-car test.

"Tonio is part of the Red Bull family, so it is only natural that we can make use of him," said Red Bull Racing sporting director Christian Horner.

"We want to evaluate some new parts, and Toro Rosso were happy to lend him to us because they are not testing next week."

Although Liuzzi's participation in the test has led to inevitable speculation that he could be evaluated with a view to a drive with the team in 2007, Horner insisted that this was not the case.

"No, this is just a test. We are already more than aware of Liuzzi's capabilities," said Horner, who added the team were unlikely to make a decision about their driver line-up until the late summer.

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