Di Resta upbeat over VJM05?s progress

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Force India driver Paul di Resta believes he has a strong platform with which to start his sophomore season after a strong first day’s testing at Jerez on Tuesday. The Scot ended the day second fastest, a tenth slower than pace-setter Kimi Raikkonen, and said afterwards that while his time was irrelevant from a competitive point of view, the starting baseline for the VJM05 was much better than its predecessor

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Toyota FT-Bh compact city car concept teased

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Toyota has announced they will unveil the FT-Bh concept car at the Geneva Motor Show next month. The new design study is a compact city car that boasts both low emissions and an affordable package.

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Red Bull reflect on another year of glory

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Red Bull won both the drivers’ and constructors’ championships for the second successive year in 2011. Here, design chief Adrian Newey and team principal Christian Horner talk to me about their plans for 2012 and praise the dedication, hunger and desire of Sebastian Vettel, who became the youngest ever double world champion.

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F2012 ?still needs polishing? say Ferrari | F1 Fanatic round-up

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In the round-up: Ferrari urge calm over the early performance of their F2012.

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Nissan to join V8 Supercars

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Nissan will become the first manufacturer other than Ford or Holden to race in Australian touring cars in two decades when it joins V8 Supercars next year. The deal, which is scheduled to be announced in Melbourne on Thursday morning, local time, will cover a four-car works entry run by Kelly Racing

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