A1GP
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Adam Carroll secured Team Ireland's first A1GP series title after winning both the sprint and feature races at Brands Hatch
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Motor racing, football, golf and elite-level diving events are hit by cancellations and pull-outs
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Adam Carroll dominated from pole position in the A1GP feature race in Malaysia to put Team Ireland into a clear championship lead
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Due to a technical hitch, the new A1GP season has been moved back and will now start in the Netherlands in October
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Ferrari's test driver Marc Gene gives his verdict on the new A1GP machine
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President of Brazil gives support to A1GP race after Fittipaldi meeting
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GB A1GP team principal Katie Clements hopes for a good showing at Brands Hatch after a disappointing performance in Shanghai
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I'm relieved we returned from Down Under with third place under our belts after our engineer broke his leg in practice
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It's been six weeks since the last A1GP race and we've all been itching to get back to the action again, so the start of the Asian leg in Malaysia last weekend was extremely welcome. I headed out early to the island of Borneo. The main purpose was to visit and adopt Opok the orangutan on behalf of the British team as part of A1GP's environmental campaign, though I was quietly hoping to fit in a few days of relaxation on the beach too - unfortunately the four-day monsoonal storms put a stop to that.
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Doing battle with South Africa is not new to me because, while British sports fans will have been focusing on events in Paris this weekend, A1 Team Great Britain has already endured a tough clash with them in Brno last week. What had started out as another strong weekend for our team, with driver Robbie Kerr qualifying third for both races and claiming a strong second in the Sprint, ended in frustration following a collision with the A1 Team South Africa car while fighting for a podium finish in the Feature Race. The South African car knocked a tyre valve off one of our rear wheels, causing a puncture which ended our hopes of scoring more points. We were not too happy!
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A strong performance by A1 Team GBR driver Robbie Kerr saw the team net a superb second place in today's Sprint Race followed by frustration in the Feature Race when another potential podium was ended by a puncture which led to an unscheduled pit stop.
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Oliver Jarvis produced a dominant performance in Holland to give Britain victory in the first feature race of the A1GP season.
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Taking over as the only female team principal in A1GP has been a daunting, but welcome, task.
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Britain's Robbie Kerr qualified in pole position for the first of today's races in the A1GP championship at Brands Hatch.
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Maurice Hamilton: Oliver Jarvis was victorious for Britain in Mexico last week but may not even be asked to race for the final round of the A1GP series later this month.
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Incredible Hulkenburg is an A-list star
Maurice HamiltonNico Hulkenberg has shone in A1GP and looks set to make the switch to Formula One, writes Maurice Hamilton.
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Britain's Katherine Legge claimed the 22nd fastest time as she became the first woman to drive an A1 grand prix car.
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The new A1 Grand Prix series will kick off at Brands Hatch this weekend with the aim of reviving the glamour and prestige of top-class motorsport at the famous circuit in Kent.
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Sheikh Maktoum Hasher Maktoum Al Maktoum has invested £100m to found A1 Grand Prix, an FIA-approved world championship spread over five continents.
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BSkyB has signed a three-year deal to broadcast A1 Grand Prix, a new motor racing series bankrolled by a member of Dubai's ruling family that promises to tackle many of the problems that have dogged formula one in recent years. By Owen Gibson.
Sportblog Team GB back in the mix after masterful Mexico racing
GB A1GP team principal Katie Clements revels in an excellent showing for Britain in Mexico City