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Sameer Contractor
Apr 20, 2018, 2:22 AM
Singapore Airlines has announced it will remain the title sponsor for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix for the next two years, until the end of 2019. The association, which first started in 2014 for initially two years, and was subsequently later extended for the 2016 and 2017 seasons.
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Sameer Contractor | Apr 19, 2018F1: Fuel Limit Set To Increase On Cars From 2019Formula One drivers will be allowed to push their cars to full power starting next season as the F1 Strategy Group, F1 Commission and the top teams have agreed to increase the race fuel allowance from 2019. The Group reached a conclusion on the matter in a meeting held on Tuesday where a host of details were discussed. As a result, cars will now be able to carry up to 110 kg of fuel as opposed to the current 105 kg allowed.1 min read
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Sameer Contractor | Apr 17, 2018Gaurav Gill Announces Entry To WRC 2 With MRFThree-time Asia Pacific Rally Champion (APRC) Gaurav Gill will be entering the World Rally Championship's WRC 2 category this year. In a big push to the rally veteran's career, Gill has partnered with MRF Racing, with the team having been a long time supporter for the Indian racer. MRF Racing will be pulling out of APRC and will embark on a new venture with Gill for WRC 2.1 min read
Sameer Contractor | Apr 17, 2018Disappointing Season Opener For Aditya Patel In 2018 Blancpain GT Series Asia ChampionshipMumbai-based racer Aditya Patel had a disappointing start to the 2018 Blancpain GT Series Asia Championship season opener at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia. The OD Racing Team WRT driver along with teammate Mitch Gilbert, faced a disaster in Race 1 after a mechanical issue forced them to retire early from what could've been a podium finish. Meanwhile, the drivers managed to pick up just a single point in Race 2.1 min read
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