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Alexander Rossi admits “It’s not often that you are happy with second place” after Indy 500 qualifying

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F1 fans split over Carlos Sainz's first laps at Madrid's new circuit

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Alex Palou delivers crushing final run to claim Indy 500 pole, Rossi second

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Denny Hamlin adds to legacy with million dollar win but mad it doesn't count

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Naomi Schiff reveals how GT drivers felt about Max Verstappen's Nurburgring debut

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VW might enter Formula 1: Stern

VW could enter Formula 1, Stern [Star], the German illustrated weekly, reported in a news item in its October 4 issue, quoting the incoming VW CEO, Bernd Pischetsrieder: "Everyone knows that I am a confirmed fan of Formula 1". According to ...

VW could enter Formula 1, Stern [Star], the German illustrated weekly, reported in a news item in its October 4 issue, quoting the incoming VW CEO, Bernd Pischetsrieder: "Everyone knows that I am a confirmed fan of Formula 1".

According to unspecified company sources, Stern says, VW motor development has nearly completed a motor suitable for Formula 1.

"But even if we would decide for an engagement today, it would take us three to four years to be out there", Stern quoted Pischetsrieder. Pischetsrieder had been CEO at BMW before being fired there over BMW's failed Rover venture.

Stern then speculated whether VW would enter Formula 1 under the name of Volkswagen or Audi, and if the corporation would buy it into Formula 1 by acquiring one of the less successful teams "like Minardi or Arrows" or by "supplying the motor to a team like Jordan or Sauber".

- Lueko Willms

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