As McLaren team boss Malcolm Whitmarsh set up a theoretical battle between his two drivers going into the final Grand Prix in Brazil, Lewis Hamilton, whose win in Abu Dhabi last Sunday put him level on three wins with team mate Jensen Button, denied there was any significant rivalry between the two for the defining...
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According to McLaren Team principal, Malcolm Whitmarsh, Lewis Hamilton’s win at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix last weekend will lift the beleaguered driver to new heights as he moves on during his troubled season.   "There is no reason why, in my mind, he cannot raise himself to another level now," said Whitmarsh.
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  Sportsvibe are offering three lucky readers the chance to win a signed copy of England captain Lewis Moody's brand new autobiography 'Mad Dog An Englishman'. Lewis Moody - one of the most successful rugby players in the history of the sport.
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Despite being linked with a role in the reshuffled England coaching force, Shaun Edwards has signed a new contract with the Welsh Rugby Union to remain their defence coach for another four years.
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We’ve teamed up with Blue Square Bet to give the nation’s celebrities and sports stars the chance to put their money where their mouth is with a £25 charity bet.
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In the wake of yet another on-track clash between Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa at last weekend’s inaugural India Grand Prix, Red Bull’s Mark Webber says he believes that Formula 1's race stewards should be less eager to hand out penalties for collisions.
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*McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh seems to spend most of his time commenting on Lewis Hamilton’s on and off-track state of mind, and has now admitted the troubled driver’s team-mate Jenson Button's outstanding form may have something to do with Hamilton's current woes.
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Lewis Hamilton has apologised profusely to his McLaren team in a post-race interview following Sunday's inaugural Indian Grand Prix. Hamilton was back in seventh after his chances of a podium finish were ruined by yet another run-in with Ferrari's Felipe Massa.
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Rookie Tom Lewis who broke records for the fastest professional title win and leapt 455 places up the official world rankings in one go earlier this year, will be back in action in November at the Iskandar Johor Open 2011.
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*Sebastian Vettel** eased his way to the 11th victory of his impressive season at the Buddh International Circuit to become the winner of Formula 1's first ever **Indian Grand Prix**, as McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari’s Felipe Massa engaged in yet another collision.
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Lewis Hamilton, Ewan McGregor, YOU! Yes, you could follow in the footsteps of greatness and spend the day sailing with Alex Thomson. * *   *Sportsvibe* have teamed up with* HUGO BOSS* to offer you the chance of a lifetime, to be a guest aboard Alex Thomson's boat *HUGO BOSS* next year.
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Despite going out of the Rugby World Cup in the semi-finals, the heroic Welsh side are determined to retain the services of their New Zealand-born coach Warren Gatland.
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McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has spoken out in support of Lewis Hamilton, saying he believes the troubled driver will be able to regain his best form.   Hamilton’s well-documented struggles continued at the weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix,  when an error in judgment in qualifying wrecked his hopes of a shot at pole position.
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Jenson Button is determined to follow in Sebastian Vettel's footsteps and become a two-time Formula One world champion next season. Button has now won twice, finished runner-up on two other occasions and scored a third place, accruing 101 points, just seven fewer than double title-winner Vettel and 57 more than McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton.
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*Lewis Hamilton says he had a "shocking" race, after a good start ended in a fifth place finish in the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka,  and being involved in yet another collision with Ferrari's Felipe Massa. *   After the race, Hamilton commented on the minor contact.
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Williams driver Rubens Barrichello has come out in support of rival Lewis Hamilton, saying he believes the pressure of the media has played a part in Hamilton’s poor results this season. Hamilton incurred his fifth drive-through penalty of the year at the Singapore Grand Prix 11 days ago, running into Felipe Massa's Ferrari.
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McLaren’s Jenson Button says the best way to win the World Championship is to have a clear number one driver in the team. At the moment, McLaren do not have a definite lead driver, running both Button and Lewis Hamilton as equals.
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The controversy over Massa's run-in with Lewis Hamilton is refusing to die down and Ferrari has now stepped in to set the record straight. Earlier in the week, formula1.
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As the IAAF Evaluation Commission arrives in London on Sunday, Olympic gold medallist Denise Lewis has been named chairman of the Athlete Commission and will head up London's bid for the 2017 World Athletics Championships.
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