Chad Hurley: That F1 Racing Team I Invested In Is Just Like YouTube – TechCrunch
The most interesting article was this one , in which Hurley is quoted as saying he believes the new grand prix team can do a YouTube and become a huge success by doing things differently. Here s the full quote: The business aspect of what

Fisichella dreams of Ferrari drive – Skynews.com
The Italian veteran Giancarlo Fisichella admits it would be ‘a dream come true’ for him if he could race for Ferrari in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. The 36-year-old Force India driver has been heavily tipped to replace fellow Italian veteran Luca

Future of BMW F1 team still uncertain – Autoweek.com
BMW Motorsport director Mario Theissen said there are a number of options for BMW’s F1 team after the manufacturer has withdrawn for 2010. The question of what Formula One team will fill the 2010 slot vacated by BMW remains unresolved. BMW Motorsport

Sale of F1 tickets racing ahead – Gulf News
Dubai: Ticket sales have progressed better than expected, according to a top official from the organisers of the inaugural Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. “We are unable to give you figures or the percentage of sale of tickets for the

BRAUN RACING-32-NNS – Rotoworld.com
Trent Owens, crew chief for the No. 32 car driven by David Reutimann in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, has been fined $5,000 for rule violations committed last week at Bristol Motor Speedway. Owens violated Sections 12-1; 12-4-I; and 20A-12A (mounting

Better access to F1 area – Straits Times
IT WILL be easier to get in, and out, of the restricted areas when the Formula One (F1) night race roars off next month. Taxis have been given the go-ahead to drop and pick up passengers, say, from the Pan Pacific hotel and within the restricted

Motor racing-Southeast Asian team harbours ambitious F1 plans – Reuters UK
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 21 (Reuters) – A Malaysian motorsport outfit is harbouring ambitious plans to break into Formula One with a southeast Asian team by 2016. Southeast Asia has already produced two Formula One drivers and currently stages grands prix

Meritus Racing announce plans for F1 entry by 2016 – Pitpass
Meritus Racing has announced an ambitious plan to be ready to compete in F1 by 2016, making them the first South East Asian country to have an entry in the pinnacle of motorsports, and they might do it in a made-in Malaysia car. The Malaysian

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