1. Formula One Teams Reach Cost-Cutting Agreement
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As we told you here last Friday, the FIA, the governing body of Formula One, wants to use standard spec engines as of 2010 in an effort to reduce development costs and to even out the field in relation ...

2. Formula One May Use Standard Drivetrain in 2010
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In an effort to reduce the massive cost of developing new engine technology, F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has proposed that teams use a standard engine and transmission starting in 2010. This could very well ...

3. Au Revoir, Montréal ... No Canadian Grand Prix in 2009
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The FIA have decided to cancel the Canadian Grand Prix. Their reasoning is that since it is the only North American stop on the Forumla One tour, it was too expensive for the manufacturers to pack up all ...

4. Formula One Teams Want a U.S. Grand Prix in 2010
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The U.S. Grand Prix has had a troubled past to say the least. It hasn't been on the Formula One schedule for a couple of years now, but the teams want that to change. The U.S. market is very important ...

5. KERS Approved for 2009 Formula One Season
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The Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) has been approved for use during the 2009 Formula One season. KERS is a flywheel based system that recovers energy that would normally be lost during braking, ...

6. Kovalainen Wins First F1 Race
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Heikki Kovalainen, the Finnish Formula One driver for McLaren scored his first career victory in todays Hungarian Grand Prix. Although never really challenging throughout the race, Kovalainen took the ...