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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
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Formula 1
Bahrain GP in Malaysia
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"Horrible, totally unacceptable" - Powerless F1 drivers frustrated by Bahrain F1 software glitch

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Formula 1
Bahrain GP in Malaysia
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WRC Sardinia: Elfyn Evans claims historic title after Oliver Solberg crashes in final-stage showdown

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Rally Italy
WRC Sardinia: Elfyn Evans claims historic title after Oliver Solberg crashes in final-stage showdown

The slick tyre gamble that hurt McLaren and Ferrari's Bahrain F1 chances

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Formula 1
Bahrain GP in Malaysia
The slick tyre gamble that hurt McLaren and Ferrari's Bahrain F1 chances

FIA reveals why F1 cars stopped in rain at Bahrain GP in Malaysia

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Bahrain GP in Malaysia
FIA reveals why F1 cars stopped in rain at Bahrain GP in Malaysia

Jorge Martin: “Even on one of my good days, it was impossible to beat Marc Marquez”

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MotoGP
Japanese GP
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F1 championship standings after the Bahrain GP in Malaysia

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Formula 1
Bahrain GP in Malaysia
F1 championship standings after the Bahrain GP in Malaysia

Two points-paying finishes bolster Force India spirits

Force India press release

Paul di Resta, Sahara Force India Formula One Team

Sahara Force India raced to a strong double points finish in the Monaco Grand Prix as Paul Di Resta finished in seventh just ahead of Nico Hulkenberg in eighth, earning the team ten valuable championship points.

P7 Paul Di Resta (VJM05/02) Tyre strategy: New soft, new supersoft

Paul: “A great result today and I’m very happy to make up so much ground on my starting position. We went aggressive with the strategy and I have to say the team really optimized it. The secret was managing the tires and trying to find clean air when we could. The car felt really good, much stronger than yesterday, and that allowed me to push when we needed to. Fortunately the rain held off at the end because that could have had a big impact on the end of the race. It’s great that we managed to get both cars in the points and we can celebrate tonight.”

Paul di Resta, Sahara Force India Formula One Team
Paul di Resta, Sahara Force India Formula One Team

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P8 Nico Hulkenberg (VJM05/03) Tyre strategy: New supersoft, new soft

Nico: “It was a pretty messy start with lots of cars touching and I was lucky to make it through because I had to avoid Grosjean, who was in the middle of the track. For the first few laps I was running with Michael [Schumacher] and we were stuck behind Kimi [Raikkonen] who was struggling on the supersofts, but it was difficult to get by. Unfortunately Kimi stopped on the same lap as me so I remained behind him and we came out in a lot of traffic, which is when Paul jumped ahead of me. The rest of the race was quite uneventful and I just focused on looking after the tires. It’s a great result for the team and we should be happy with the result.”

Dr Vijay Mallya, Team Principal & Managing Director “A very enjoyable Monaco Grand Prix and I am delighted to see both Sahara Force Indias well inside the points. Paul drove a very strong race, making up seven places on his grid position and managing the tires perfectly. Nico was running the reverse strategy to Paul, which also worked out well, and means we leave here with ten important points. Now we look forward to the next race in Canada where we hope to continue our run of points finishes.”

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