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[unable to retrieve full-text content]• McLaren F1 driver hoping for second victory in a row• Sebastian Vettel predicts demanding race in ValenciaLewis Hamilton, currently leading the Formula One drivers' championship, is looking to capitalise on his triumph in Montreal and break the unprecedented run of seven different winners in seven races with another victory at Sunday's European Grand Prix.Hamilton will have to fend off Fernando Alonso's improved Ferrari and the defending world...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]• World champion tipped for move in 2014• Alonso has Ferrari contract until 2016Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel could "easily co-exist together" as team-mates, the Ferrari principal, Stefano Domenicali, has said in a comment likely to send the Formula One rumour mill into overdrive.Media reports last month suggested Red Bull's Vettel had signed a pre-contract agreement with Ferrari, the sport's most successful and glamorous team, with a move likely...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]• Tyre issue in Canada leaves Button trailing in championship• 'I'm driving my heart out, but it just isn't working'Jenson Button has admitted he does not understand why he cannot unlock better performance from his McLaren, despite "driving my heart out" in another troubled race when he finished 16th in the Canadian Grand Prix, lapped by his team-mate, Lewis Hamilton, who went on to win.After opening the season on a high with victory in Australia,...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]• Romain Grosjean second, Sergio Perez finishes third• Hamilton seventh different winner of a Grand Prix this seasonSeven races and, incredibly, now seven winners, as Lewis Hamilton took victory at the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday and Formula One 2012 continued its extraordinary journey into new territory.The win comes five years after Hamilton's first grand prix victory, also here at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, and puts the British driver at the...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]• British driver leads standings ahead of Fernando Alonso• 'I'm definitely not going to change my approach'Having celebrated his win at the Canadian Grand Prix by jumping into the Olympic rowing lake that sits aside the circuit here on the Ile Notre-Dame, Lewis Hamilton said he intends to maintain his calm and measured approach to the Formula One world championship by looking to achieve as much consistency in points as possible for the rest of the...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]• German world champion dominates practice and qualifying• Fernando Alonso and Mark Webber on second rowSebastian Vettel put in a dominant performance to take pole at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, edging out Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Mark Webber who make up the top of the grid. But with Hamilton on the front row and persistently quick through the weekend there is still every chance the race may yet throw up the seventh new winner of the...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]• Briton had no final set of faster tyres for qualifying shootout• He will be only driver in top 10 not starting on super softThe McLaren team principal, Martin Whitmarsh, has admitted it was a mistake for the team to use a set of super soft (option) tyres in the first qualifying session at Montreal. The decision left Jenson Button with no final set of the faster tyres to use in the qualifying shootout and he set a time on the soft (prime) tyre that...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Get the lowdown on the Gilles-Villeneuve circuit. Listen to Caterham's Heikki Kovalainen explain how to get the best out of the car on a track of long, fast straights and tight, slow corners. Hover your mouse over each turn to find out the speed and gear in which the drivers take the cornersGiulio FrigieriPeter SaleGiles...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]• 'We look for the limits and that involves taking risks'• Lewis Hamilton fastest in first Canadian Grand Prix practiceAgitation and fervour were in the air on Friday night in Montreal as students protesting against tuition fees and capitalism clashed with riot police, but this was in stark contrast to the calm at McLaren, a team under considerable pressure. A string of out-of -character errors have blighted their season, leaving them with much to prove...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]• F1 gets exposure needed through pay‑per‑view with Sky• 'Sky have done a super job,' says EcclestoneBernie Ecclestone has signalled that Formula One could drop its free‑to‑air television coverage on the BBC since the exposure it gets through the pay‑per‑view broadcaster Sky is sufficient on its own. It follows the announcement on Thursday that the rights to broadcast live F1 races in Italy have been sold to Sky Italia in a deal which...