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Isack Hadjar earns "team-mate points" after "exceptional comeback" in Baku, says Alex Brundle

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Isack Hadjar earns "team-mate points" after "exceptional comeback" in Baku, says Alex Brundle

Cleetus McFarland buys Greg Biffle's 2004 NASCAR Cup race car for $47,000

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NASCAR Chase has been best blend of entertainment and integrity

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Liam Lawson: “I don’t understand” why Arvid Lindblad escaped penalty after wrecking my floor

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Liam Lawson: “I don’t understand” why Arvid Lindblad escaped penalty after wrecking my floor

"Mr Horner is looking for a job" – Frederic Vasseur claps back at Ferrari rumours

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"Mr Horner is looking for a job" – Frederic Vasseur claps back at Ferrari rumours

Joey Logano's Kansas 'pole' is another #4theHaters moment

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Winners and losers from F1's Azerbaijan Grand Prix street brawl

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James Vowles hails Williams factory effort after major Baku F1 upgrade

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Now Alonso rules out Ferrari 2009 switch

After Flavio Briatore dismissed the scenario as "impossible", Fernando Alonso has now hammered the last nail into speculation he might be drafted in to replace Luca Badoer at Ferrari for the last races of 2009. "No, definitely not," the Renault ...

After Flavio Briatore dismissed the scenario as "impossible", Fernando Alonso has now hammered the last nail into speculation he might be drafted in to replace Luca Badoer at Ferrari for the last races of 2009.

"No, definitely not," the Renault driver said on Spanish radio Cadena SER in the wake of last weekend's Belgian Grand Prix.

The newspaper Diario AS however insists that conversations between Briatore and his Ferrari counterpart Stefano Domenicali did take place in the Spa-Francorchamps paddock.

It is believed that Briatore ruled out the switch, even though Alonso appears set to move anyway to Ferrari in 2010, because it might damage Renault's current search for a title sponsor for next year.

The rumour is that Briatore might have agreed to release Alonso had BMW-Sauber, searching not for a sponsor but for a saviour for the entire team, agreed to release Robert Kubica to replace him.

As for his future beyond 2009, Alonso told Cadena SER that he hopes his plans can be finalised "soon" but did not know whether it would be "days or months".

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