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Lotus news
Kimi keeping 2014 options open
'I'm sure there are some options - that is no secret' | Lopez confident Raikkonen will stay at Lotus in 2014 -
Red Bull news
RBR not alone in complaints - Vettel
'The tyres aren't good enough and that can't be safe' -
Ferrari news
Alonso talks up Mercedes at Monaco
'If Mercedes has to win one race then this is the one' -
Mercedes news
Hamilton sure of tyre improvements
Mercedes putting 'a huge amount of work' in to issues
Features
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Grand prix glamour
ESPN previews this weekend's iconic Monaco Grand Prix, with all the talking points, betting odds and the all-important prediction
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An engine-ious deal for McLaren?
Podcast: Jonathan Legard is joined by Laurence Edmondson and Chris Medland to preview the Monaco GP after a week of comeback announcements and tyre rows
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Bird's eye view of Monaco
GP2 driver Sam Bird gives ESPN his track guide to the streets of Monte Carlo ahead of this weekend's grand prix
Drivers' Championship
| Driver | Points | ||
| 1. | Sebastian Vettel |
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89 |
| 2. | Kimi Räikkönen |
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85 |
| 3. | Fernando Alonso |
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72 |
| 4. | Lewis Hamilton |
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50 |
| 5. | Felipe Massa |
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45 |
| 6. | Mark Webber |
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42 |
| 7. | Romain Grosjean |
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26 |
| 8. | Paul di Resta |
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26 |
| 9. | Nico Rosberg |
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22 |
| 10. | Jenson Button |
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17 |
Featured Race Canadian GP 2010
The 2010 Canadian Grand Prix was the race that Pirelli was told to emulate when it arrived in the sport the following year. The Bridgestone tyres at the time were rock solid and it was only on the slippery Montreal circuit that they degraded enough to induce multiple pit stops. The fans loved the unpredictability and variation in performance between the cars, and ever since the level of action and overtaking has been F1's holy grail. Lewis Hamilton won the race with a two-stop strategy
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McLaren: Button against long-term contract
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Sauber: Gutierrez working on quali progress
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News: Force India resolves wheel nut issue
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News: Drivers have to think to win - Bernie
'Now they have to use their brains' with Pirelli tyres -
Toro Rosso: Ricciardo not focusing on future
'If I can tick the boxes it might make life easier for myself' -
McLaren: More focus on 2013 - Whitmarsh
Resources originally planned for 2014 needed on MP4-28 -
News: Schumacher enjoying new challenge
Talks about life after F1 following Nordschleife run
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Sebastian Vettel on top of the Red Bull motorhome
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Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button share a joke in the driver press conference
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Featured Driver Lucien Bianchi
The great uncle of current Marussia driver Jules Bianchi, Lucien cut his teeth in sports cars and rallying before moving on to single-seaters in 1959. His F1 career was patchy with brief spells for various outfits, but he did take a podium at the 1968 Monaco Grand Prix. He also won Le Mans in the same year driving a Ford GT40 with Pedro Rodriguez, but the 24 hour race claimed his life when he crashed his Alfa Romeo T33 during testing for the 1969 event
