Tim Tuttle: Changes to rules, personnel will shape new F1 season 
Sports Illustrated - Mar 15 8:26 AM
The winds of change have swept across Formula One at hurricane strength for the 2007 season, which opens this weekend in Australia. Fernando Alonso, the winner of the past two world championships with Renault, has switched to McLaren-Mercedes. Kimi Raikkonen has moved into the retired Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari. And a slew of technical restrictions has been instituted in hopes of placing an …Save

F1: Ferrari Responds in Practice 2 
Speed TV - Mar 16 5:53 AM
After McLarens Fernando Alonso dominated a weather-affected Practice 1 in Melbourne, Ferraris Felipe Massa answered with a commanding performance in the following session to lead a 1-2 for the he Scuderia on Fridays second practice for this weekends Australian Grand Prix, the 2007 Formula 1 season opener.Save

Raikkonen fits in for Formula One pole in Australia 
USA Today - Mar 18 8:11 AM
Kimi Raikkonen took the pole position Saturday for the Australian Grand Prix, the Formula One season opener Sunday. It was Raikkonen’s 12th career pole, but his first in a Ferrari. World champion Fernando Alonso, sporting the No. 1 on his car once again, but with his new McLaren, will start second.Save

Hamilton top in mixed conditions at Sepang 
Motorsport.com - Mar 29 7:00 AM
The third day of testing at the Sepang circuit proved to be a tricky one as mixed conditions interfered with work programmes. Overnight rain meant the track was wet in the morning and although it dried out for a while, a further downpour in the afternoon frustrated the teams again.Save

Australian GP: Winners’ press conference 
Motorsport.com - Mar 18 1:41 AM
1. Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari), 1h25m28.770s 2. Fernando Alonso (McLaren Mercedes), 1h25m36.012s 3. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes), 1h25m47.365sSave

Where They’re Racing 
The Tampa Tribune - Mar 22 7:01 PM
Food City 500 Save

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