Wolff feeling ‘down’ as rivals outpace Mercedes

    Mercedes boss Toto Wolff found little to cheer on Sunday, despite Lewis Hamilton taking second place in the Malaysian Grand Prix. Even with Sebastian Vettel starting from the rear and his Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen failing to start at all, Valtteri Bottas could finish no higher than fifth place in Sepang. And Wolff reckoned…

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      Hamilton once again nails F1’s ‘ultimate flaw’

      Lewis Hamilton enjoyed his day of racing at Interlagos on Sunday although the Mercedes driver did not feel particularly challenged by any overtaking maneuvers. Click Here: New Zealand rugby store After his botched qualifying on Saturday which saw the world champion crash unexpectedly in Q1, Hamilton was left to conduct a charge through the field…

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        Boullier hails Button’s contribution to McLaren

        As McLaren ends it contract with Jenson Button, racing director Eric Boullier has paid tribute to the Briton’s contribution to the Woking-based oufit’s history. Button remained contracted to McLaren this year, substituting for Indy-bound Fernando Alonso at Monaco and working as the brand’s ambassador. But the Briton now moves on to another chapter in his…

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          Vettel and Hamilton admit they’re no match for Fangio

          Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel admit equaling the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio’s five titles would represent a special milestone, but both men also put the achievement in perspective. Last year, Hamilton joined Vettel and Alain Prost in the quadruple champion club, and the Mercedes and Ferrari drivers now have an opportunity to join the great…

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            Privacy Advocates Decry UK Parliament Mass Surveillance Report

            Privacy and civil liberties advocates are slamming the findings of a U.K. commission’s 18-month investigation into the government’s mass surveillance programs, released Thursday. The report by the U.K. Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Commission (ISC), launched as a response to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden’s revelations in 2013, found that the government’s spying operations need a complete…

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