Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso is upbeat about his victory chances in the Indian Grand Prix after a strong qualifying performance on Saturday, while teammate Felipe Massa crashed out.
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October 29, 2011
Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso is upbeat about his victory chances in the Indian Grand Prix after a strong qualifying performance on Saturday, while teammate Felipe Massa crashed out.
Alonso will start from third in Sunday's race. He and said Ferrari's habit of performing better in races than qualifying, plus the increased possibilities of overtaking, raised the prospect...
Via AP on Fox
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October 29, 2011
Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso is upbeat about his victory chances in the Indian Grand Prix after a strong qualifying performance on Saturday, while teammate Felipe Massa crashed out.
Alonso will start from third in Sunday's race. He and said Ferrari's habit of performing better in races than qualifying, plus the increased possibilities of overtaking, raised the prospect...
Via AP on Fox
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October 30, 2011
Ferrari driver Felipe Massa says it's up to Lewis Hamilton to clear the air between the two after they collided yet again in the Formula One Indian Grand Prix on Sunday.
The two have crashed into each other in three of the past four races. This time Massa was the guilty party and was handed a drive-through penalty from race stewards, though he insisted he did nothing wrong....
Via Speed Network
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October 31, 2011
Felipe Massa believes he did nothing wrong in his collision with Lewis Hamilton in the Indian GP...
Via AP on Fox
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October 30, 2011
Ferrari driver Felipe Massa says it's up to Lewis Hamilton to clear the air between the two after they collided yet again in the Formula One Indian Grand Prix on Sunday.
The two have crashed into each other in three of the past four races. This time Massa was the guilty party and was handed a drive-through penalty from race stewards, though he insisted he did nothing wrong....
Via SI.com
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October 31, 2011
NEW DELHI (AP) -- Ferrari driver Felipe Massa says it's up to Lewis Hamilton to clear the air between the two after they collided yet again in the Formula One Indian Grand Prix on Sunday.
Via New York Times Sports
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October 30, 2011
Vettel led from start to finish, building a comfortable lead and finishing 8.4 seconds ahead of McLaren’s Jenson Button, with Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso a distant third.
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