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Montreal merchants say they don't blame their elected politicians for the loss of the Grand Prix.
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Business owners along Montreal's famed Crescent Street blame F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone's greed - and not the failed efforts by government officials - for losing the Grand Prix.
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Canada's defending figure skating pair champions Anabelle Langlois and Cody Hay may not be ready to compete at the Grand Prix events in Canada and Japan that begin in October.
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has claimed pole position for the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix.
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The results of the opening day's play from the Grand Prix in Glasgow.
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Fernando Alonso leads the Japanese Grand Prix after title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa fight back from penalties.
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Lewis Hamilton lead cut to six points after McLaren driver finishes 12th in Japan with Felipe Massa in eighth.
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TWO-time world champion Fernando Alonso claimed his second victory of the season when he drove to a comfortable triumph in a drama-packed Japanese Grand Prix.
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This year's Canadian Grand Prix winner Robert Kubica has expressed sadness at the news that the race is to be axed from next season's schedule. The Polish BMW-Sauber driver said: "Of course I'd like to race again in Canada as
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For the second race in a row, the Spaniard won in his Renault, as the rivals Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa collided.
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Formula One Japanese Grand Prix Results
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Fernando Alonso wins the Japanese Grand Prix after title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa fall back after penalties.
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Veteran Scot takes a philosophical view after smashing his Red Bull into a tyre wall in his 244th grand prix outing.
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How the top teams' pits rated at the Japanese Grand Prix at Fuji Speedway.
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Fourtime Grand Prix winner Stephen Hendry is through to the last 16 stage after unheralded David Gilbert takes him the distance in Glasgow.
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Jwala first combined with V Diju to win their consecutive Grand Prix title, defeating fifth seeded Indonesian pair of Fran Kurniawan and Shendy Puspa Irawati to clinch the mixed double's title. The Indian duo overcame initial hiccups and rallied from
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Phil Taylor wins the World Grand Prix in Dublin, defeating Raymond van Barneveld in Sunday's final.
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Ronnie O'Sullivan, Ali Carter, Adrian Gunnell and John Parrott are Tuesday's winners at the Grand Prix in Glasgow.
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We were hoping to report that double World Champion Jason Crump cleaned up by winning all his races in the German Grand Prix and then convincingly winning the US$120,000.00 first prize in the Super...
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The French Grand Prix is likely to be pulled from the 2009 Formula One calendar owing to financial difficulties faced by the country's motorsports governing body.
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The 2009 French Formula One Grand Prix is cancelled after the French Motorsports Federation (FFSA) withdraws financing for the event.
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John Higgins, Ding Junhui, Judd Trump and Steve Davis all progress to the quarter-finals after second round victories.
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All those who had already booked tickets would be reimbursed and apologised to all for the inconvenience caused by the cancellation.
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Mark Selby plays Ryan Day and John Parrott takes on Ali Carter in the second round in Glasgow.
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Global financial crisis knocks MagnyCours off the Formula One calendar.
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Rivals will come face to face just two days after Spaniard promised to do all he could to help Felipe Massa win drivers' championship.
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Financial meltdown in France forces Formula One chiefs to consider site near Disneyland Paris.
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The quarter-finals get underway in Glasgow as Ronnie O'Sullivan takes on Judd Trump and Steve Davis plays Ali Carter.
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Briton gets Chinese Grand Prix weekend off to promising start setting quickest time in practice.
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Lewis Hamilton who could win the driver's championship in China this weekend has polarised F1 opinion.
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Lewis Hamilton blew away the field and his critics in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix.
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John Higgins takes on Judd Trump in the first semi-final in Glasgow
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Briton says clinching pole in Shanghai proves he remains fully focused on world title despite criticism over driving style.
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Lewis Hamilton blew away field and his critics to clinch 13th pole position of his career during qualifying for Chinese Grand Prix.
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BMW's Nick Heidfeld set the fastest time in today's practice ahead of qualifying for the Chinese Formula One Grand Prix.
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John Higgins and Ryan Day secure their places in the final of the Grand Prix.
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Such sporting moments are as riveting as they are rare when a young pretender snatches the crown of an undisputed king.
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Dani Pedrosa will lead the Malaysian MotoGP, forcing 2008 World Champion Valentino Rossi into second position. The Spaniard beat Rossi on a wet track Saturday to earn pole position.