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Peugeot has fully revealed the 2008 DKR which will tackle the Dakar Rally in 2015. It has been a 25-year hiatus and Peugeot's return has been most anticipated and the car is the 2008 DKR.

Ferrari F1 team principal, Stefano Domenicali, has resigned as Ferrari team principal after six years in the role. After having taken over the reins of the team, he has a solitary constructors' championship to his name which Ferrari won in 2008.

Karun Chandhok confirmed that he will return for the historic Le Mans 24 hours race for the third time. He first took part at Le Mans in 2012 and the Indian driver is returning to the La Sarthe circuit on June 14-15 with the same Murphy Prototypes that he raced with last season.

After having won two pole positions in the first two races, Hamilton looked fast enough to make it a hat-trick and sit right in the front row again. However, it was team-mate Rosberg who looked in fine form and crossed Hamilton's time to win his first pole position in 2014 with a time of 1:33.185.

Ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend, Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) has announced that it will name the first corner of the Sakhir track in honour of Michael Schumacher.

Hamilton continued his form from yesterday's qualification round and ended up leading the race from start to finish. Hamilton, today, won the Malaysian Grand Prix, for the first time ever in his career, by a long margin with Rosberg in second place and Vettel coming in third.

Lewis Hamilton won pole position in a wet qualifying session at the Malaysian Grand Prix. 29-year-old Hamilton will be looking to put his woes at the Australian Grand Prix behind him (he retired just 2 laps into the race following a busted cylinder) and get things rolling when it comes to the points table.

The Mercedes drivers yet again proved that they were the fastest of the lot. Nico Rosberg put in the fastest time of 1:39.008s followed by team mate Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen.