Mark Webber wins Monaco Grand Prix
27/05 17:57 CET
Australia’s Mark Webber produced a stunning performance to clinch the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday and become the sixth winner in as many races in the 2012 Formula One season. Germany’s Nico Rosberg produced a solid run but eventually had to settle for second place, while two times world champion Fernando Alonso completed the podium for Ferrari and now leads the…
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Fernando Alonso took the lead at the start of the Spanish grand prix, but…
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29/11 20:19 CETRaikkonen is back
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26/10 19:17 CETNew Jersey announces Formula One race
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10/10 18:57 CETVettel hungry for more
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09/10 18:47 CETVettel claims crown to become youngest double winner
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