McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton wins the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso as Sebastian Vettel retires following a first-lap puncture.

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Superb Hamilton wins in Abu Dhabi

Red Bull’s champion Sebastian Vettel becomes the first man to win the Indian Grand Prix ahead of McLaren’s Jenson Button and Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso.

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Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel wins his second world championship title with a third-place finish in Japan, with McLaren’s Jenson Button beating Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso to the race victory.

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Red Bull’s championship leader Sebastian Vettel edges closer to retaining his title after easing to a dominant win in an action-packed Italian Grand Prix ahead of McLaren’s Jenson Button and Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso.

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Vettel cruises to Monza victory

Red Bull’s Mark Webber sets the pace from Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso and the McLaren duo of Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton in a rain-interrupted practice session at the Belgian Grand Prix.

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Webber heads Alonso in practice

Fernando Alonso heads the field for Ferrari in an action-packed practice for the Canadian Grand Prix.

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Alonso on top in Canada practice

Spanish driver Fernando Alonso signs a new deal with Ferrari that keeps him with the Italian team until the end of the 2016 season.

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Alonso signs new Ferrari contract

Sebastian Vettel dominates the Turkish Grand Prix as Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber wins a battle with Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso for second, with Lewis Hamilton fourth and Jenson Button sixth.

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Imperious Vettel wins in Istanbul

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation and an Italian invesment firm linked to Ferrari are working on a possible bid to take control of Formula 1.

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News Corp and Exor reveal F1 plan

Formula 1 design legend Adrian Newey declined an approach from Ferrari to tempt him away from Red Bull, BBC Sport can reveal.

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Newey rejected Ferrari approach

Mercedes believe they have closed the gap on Formula 1′s pace-setters Red Bull and Ferrari after fitting their final pre-season upgrade in testing.

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Car upgrades boost Mercedes hopes

Jenson Button believes McLaren will not be able to challenge rivals Red Bull and Ferrari at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on 27 March.

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Button pessimistic for opening GP

Felipe Massa takes Ferrari back to the top of the timesheets with a late burst of pace on the final day of the Barcelona test.

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Massa leads way in Barcelona test

US motor giant Ford is suing Ferrari over the Italian carmaker’s use of the name F150 for its new Formula 1 racing car.

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Ford has no truck with Ferrari using F150 name

Should Ferrari and Lamborghini worry?

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