Briatore: Alonso will not join Mercedes

    Fernando Alonso will honour his McLaren contract and not join Mercedes this winter, according to his manager Flavio Briatore. Alonso has been linked with a move following Nico Rosberg’s shock decision to retire from Formula One with immediate effect. Rosberg’s departure has left Mercedes weighing up its options, with Toto Wolff saying Alonso is one…

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      Renault wants Hulk to impress, Palmer to progress

      Cyril Abiteboul has shared the targets that Renault has set out for Formula 1 drivers Nico Hulkenberg and Jolyon Palmer, with the German expected to “impress” while his British team-mate needs to show “progress”. The French constructor endured a challenging return as a fully-fledged works entry last year, only beating Sauber and Manor to ninth…

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        In a nutshell: which tyres for the Australian GP?

        Pirelli’s primer infograph for next weekend’s Australian Grand Prix provides concise but useful information about the tyres which will be in use. “The teams completed 7427 laps of Barcelona during pre-season testing, using all the compounds but concentrating on the medium and soft tyres, which were the ones best suited to Montmeló, says Pirelli’s Mario…

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          Rosberg chimes in on Vettel-Hamilton clash

          Nico Rosberg made a brief F1 comeback yesterday, albeit one which involved performing donuts for the pleasure of the crowd rather than driving his Mercedes in anger. As a guest of Lord March’s traditional Festival of Speed, the reigning world champion raced up the Goodwood hill a few times before immersing himself with the fans….

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            Guatemalan Genocide Trial Set to Resume

            On May 10, 2013, a Guatemalan court found former dictator and army general José Efraín Ríos Montt guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity. It was an historic decision: the first time a former head of state had been prosecuted successfully in his native country for genocide, and the first time a high-level leader was convicted…

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