F1 races in India, Korea doubtful for 2014 In a recent development Formula One's controversial Bahrain Grand Prix is scheduled to kick off 2014 season comprising of 21 races and in that case Australia loses the status of holding the opening race.

As reported, Bahrain will be holding the season opener race in early March, which is couple of weeks earlier than Australia. According to the Herald Sun newspaper the Bahrain race will be held on March 2 followed by Melbourne two weeks later.

However, Andrew Westacott, chief of the Australian grand prix corporation is happy with this change. "Our preference is to retain the third weekend in March," he said, playing down fears crowd numbers might be affected by the race's altered status. "The grand prix ran on the first weekend in April (in 2006) and estimated attendance remained strong with crowds in excess of 300,000," Westacott said.

The next season's calendar will be confirmed by the FIA in August. Moreover, due to the additions of two new races in Russia and New Jersey there is a rise in the number of Grand Prix to 21. But the bad news is that events in India and South Korea are in doubt....more    
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08:35 PM, Mar 31, 2013

Overdrive: Relive the action from the second Indian F1 Grand Prix

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11:27 PM, Nov 03, 2012

Lukewarm response for Indian GP this year Greater Noida: It may not be the same as inaugural year in terms of response, but the second Indian Grand Prix still recorded a turn out of 65,000 spectators, which included the who's who of tinsel town, politics and sporting fraternity. Unlike last year that witnessed a whopping 95,000 turn out, response was lukewarm this time around but buzz and enthusiasm surrounding the race was pretty good. Even though the...  
07:58 PM, Oct 28, 2012

Sahara Force India a happy unit with four points Greater Noida: It would have been an ideal result for Sahara Force India had both its cars earned points in their home Grand Prix here on Sunday, but the team is still a happy unit with Nico Hulkenberg's eighth-place finish, considering the poor qualifying. Paul di Resta ended outside the points bracket, finishing the race in 12th position after starting from 16th. However, Hulkenberg gained four positions from his P12...  
07:33 PM, Oct 28, 2012

Vettel dispels rumors of change to Ferrari Greater Noida: Two-time defending Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull has sought to quash rumors of an impending move to Ferrari, seeking to reassure team members who see fresh reports he has reached a deal with the Italian team. After winning Sunday's Indian Grand Prix, Vettel said there could "be some concerns back in the factory" but that he was "100 per cent behind them." Rumors of a...  
07:15 PM, Oct 28, 2012

Focus and discipline reasons for my success: Vettel New Delhi: Defending champion Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull on Sunday termed "discipline and focus" as the two main ingredients of success after winning his second successive Indian Grand Prix on Sunday. A flying Vettel faced no challenge whatsoever as he led from the start to finish at the Buddh International Circuit and recorded his fourth win on the trot to extend his lead in the Drivers' Championship to 13...  
06:52 PM, Oct 28, 2012

Karthikeyan couldn't show power in HRT: Coulthard Greater Noida: India doesn't have a legacy in Formula One drivers but Narain Karthikeyan is a "talented driver who could have done wonders had he be racing for any other team" than minnows Hispania Racing (HRT), feels former multiple Grand Prix winner David Coulthard. Handicapped by his not so advanced car, Karthikeyan and his team HRT is languishing at the bottom of the 2012 Formula One Championship, but Coulthard said...  
05:21 PM, Oct 28, 2012

Vettel zips home to win Indian GP 2012 Greater Noida: Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel extended his 2012 Formula One championship lead over Ferrari's Fernando Alonso by winning the Indian Grand Prix at the Buddh International Circuit on Sunday. The win, which is Vettel's fourth consecutive triumph of the season, increased his lead in the drivers' championship table to 13 points over Alonso with three more races to go in the season. Starting the race from the pole...  
04:33 PM, Oct 28, 2012

Indian GP 2012: how Vettel's Red Bull won it The victory helped Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel extend his 2012 F1 championship lead over Ferrari's Fernando Alonso to 13 points. ...  
02:28 PM, Oct 28, 2012

Indian GP: Harbhajan hoping for a Ferrari win
by IANS
Greater Noida: Cricketer Harbhajan Singh said that he was proud of the fact that a Formula One race was being held in the country and hoped a win for Ferrari would see him being gifted a road car from the Italian team. The off-spinner is a Ferrari guest and spent most of his time at the team garage. "I am proud that an event of this magnitude is being held...  
01:57 PM, Oct 28, 2012

Overdrive: Catch all action from Indian Grand Prix 2012

Get all the update from the Indian Grand Prix 2012. Also, on this episode, find out how different is KTM 200 Duke from Bajaj Pulsar 200NS. ...
11:25 PM, Oct 27, 2012

F1 Indian Grand Prix starting line-up Greater Noida: Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel grabbed the pole to lead the pack of 24 cars at the starting grid of the 2012 Indian Grand Prix at the Buddh International Circuit on Sunday, with team-mate Mark Webber in the second position and McLaren's Lewis Hamilton in the third completing the first three starting positions. Here's how the grid looks like after the qualifying on Saturday: 1. Sebastian Vettel, Germany,...  
07:12 PM, Oct 27, 2012

Red Bull Vettel rages on at Indian GP

After sweeping all three practice sessions, the defending champion is the favourite to claim the pole position. ...
04:20 PM, Oct 27, 2012

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03:05 PM, Oct 27, 2012

Indian GP 2012 Qualifying: how Vettel claimed pole After sweeping the three practice sessions, Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel stormed the qualifying sessions to grab his fifth pole of the season. ...  
01:35 PM, Oct 27, 2012

Mallya flies in for Indian GP, slams critics New Delhi: Embattled Force India team boss Vijay Mallya made his Indian Grand Prix entrance in combative mood on Saturday, lashing local media for their coverage of his business troubles and grounded Kingfisher airline. The liquor and aviation tycoon, no longer a billionaire according to the latest Forbes list, flew in from London on his private Airbus after suggestions that he might stay away to avoid having it impounded. "Was...  
01:33 PM, Oct 27, 2012

KFA crisis was blown out of proportion: Mallya New Delhi: Kingfisher Airlines Chairman Vijay Mallya downplayed the crisis that hit the airlines saying it was blown out of proportion. "Kingfisher crisis is blown out of proportion, some companies do well, some don't," Mallya said. Mallya returned to the country after a month-long overseas visit. He was at the Buddh International Circuit Formula 1 track, where the qualifiers for the Indian Grand Prix were taking place. He said that...  
12:54 PM, Oct 27, 2012

Vijay Mallya in Delhi for the F1 Indian Grand Prix

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10:58 AM, Oct 27, 2012

India slams Ferrari's flag-flying solidarity
by IANS
New Delhi: India on Friday objected to Formula One team Ferrari's decision to put the Italian Navy flag on their cars at Indian Grand Prix race in an apparent solidarity with two marines facing murder charges in the country, saying this did not reflect "the spirit of sports". "Using sporting events to promote causes which are not of a sporting nature is not in keeping with the spirit of sports,"...  
12:10 AM, Oct 27, 2012