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Kubica fears BMW losing ground on big two
Robert Kubica finished second in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix and then said he fears his BMW Sauber team are losing ground to rivals Ferrari and McLaren Mercedes
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Sato, Davidson vow to stay
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Raikkonen happy with battling third for Ferrari
Defending drivers world champion Kimi Raikkonen of Finland said he was happy to collect six points for finishing a battling third in Sunday's incident-filled Turkish Grand Prix.
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RTD drives 'P' licence into review lane
A major overhaul of rules governing motorists is under way, starting with a review of the probationary driver's licence.
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'P' for 'poor' attitude of road users
The problem with road safety is lax enforcement and poor attitude of road users.
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No more cheap fuel in Malaysia for Singaporeans?
Malaysia may use chip-based identity card to stop S'poreans and Thais from filling up tanks |
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Fastlane: A Passat with power
Even as it is making small, efficient twin-charged engines, Volkswagen reckons there is still a market for big, bad, naturally aspirated power plants.
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Fastlane: Peugeot-Citroen's green engines
PSA Peugeot-Citroen will build a new family of 1-litre, three-cylinder petrol engines with powers ranging from 70 to 100hp.
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Fastlane: BMW hit by credit crunch
BMW, the world's largest maker of luxury cars, has become the first major European industrial victim of the credit crunch as it took a 236 million euro (S$500 million) charge.
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LTA: Rise in errors traced to a batch of CashCards
RESPONSE from the Land Transport Authority: 'Based on our records, in recent months, the number of CashCard error cases stands at about 300 per month, compared to about 250 per month last year.
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"It's not my fault"
Man causes crash after slamming brakes to insert CashCard. Woman biker rushed to ICU, suffers memory loss.
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Mistaken for a foreigner, cabby takes him for a ride
Upon reaching the airport, the meter showed about $22. I wanted to pay the fare and demanded a receipt. However, the cabby cancelled the reading on the meter and insisted on taking only $15 from me. |
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F1's Super Aguri quits over funding
The Japanese team are pulling out of F1 racing after prolonged financial difficulties. Super Aguri was the first all-Japanese team in the Western-dominated sport, achieving a long-held ambition of 47-year-old Aguri Suzuki. -AFP
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Shrinking Singapore Motorshow will go on
Only five car brands have signed up for this year's event - less than half the number in the 2006 show. -ST
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On-the-spot action against errant M'sian cabbies
Round-the-clock checks against errant metered cabbies in Selangor, KL, Johor and Penang. -NST
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A1 boss scraps plan to buy F1 team
A1 GP chairman Tony Teixeira had wanted to buy a Formula One team to promote winners of his series.
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Davidson says his future still lies in Formula One
British driver refused to give up on his F1 career after Super Aguri withdrew from the championship.
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Failed Formula One teams
The following is a list of teams that have folded or changed ownership in recent years.
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FIA appoint expert to assess Mosley allegations
Independent expert to look into sexual allegations that threaten to cost president Max Mosley his job.
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India can win with us, says A1 boss
Force India sending wrong message to India's millions of motor racing fans: A1 GP chairman
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India will find a home-grown Hamilton, says Mallya
Flamboyant billionaire team owner simply wants the best regardless of nationality.
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Kovalainen has no doubts about returning to racing
26-year-old was knocked unconscious in the crash at the Circuit de Catalunya last Sunday.
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COE premiums tumble to lowest level in a year
Motor traders said inflationary worries are keeping buyers away from showrooms. -ST
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Force India's Mallya dismisses A1 chief's remarks
Vijay Mallya accused A1 Grand Prix chairman Tony Teixeira of "promoting mediocrity".
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NETS: Possible compatibility issue with some IUs
'To date, about 60 per cent of the 20 million monthly Nets CashCard transactions are generated from the 800 carpark systems and 35,000 non-motoring-related applications like food and retail outlets.
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ERP woes: CashCard or car's IU at fault?
CashCards of some 300 motorists go undetected at gantries despite having enough value. -ST |
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He offered $50 for punching me
He lodged a police report more than six months ago but had no idea the man who punched him had been charged and fined.
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Kah Motor rolling out car-sharing scheme
It aims to start in July with a fleet of more than 50 cars. |
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New Audi A4 makes a splash with $2m launch
Month-long event involves 1,500 prospective customers, owners.
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Proton Stingray chopper-bike a big hit
The prototype bike runs on a car engine. -The Star
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Dennis denies any involvement in Mosley affair
McLaren boss denied any involvement in bringing to light Max Mosley's sex scandal.
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Nissan CEO US market to stabilise at best in 09-10
Carlos Ghosn said industry would rely mostly on emerging markets to expand.
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Aguri failure is a sign of the times
Commercial uncertainty, doubts about future rules and the credit crunch are a deterrent to potential newcomers.
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Toro Rosso F1 team delay new car debut
Debut of new car delayed until after Turkish Grand Prix due to a lack of spare parts.
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Kicking and screaming, US capital's cabbies meet the meter
New law forces cabbies to install meters and foresake quirky fare system that left some clients confused.
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Three-Peat
Massa, who won his first Grand Prix race here in 2006, took pole position for the third successive year yesterday. -ST
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More Delhi motorists driven by road rage
Apart from traffic congestion, drivers in Delhi now have to worry about being attacked by other motorists for getting in their way.
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Brazillian Felipe Massa wins Turkish Grand Prix for Ferrari
The Ferrari driver won from pole position for the third year in a row after an enthralling tactical battle with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton. -Reuters |
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Five new ERP gantries to go up in S'pore River area
Ministry says retailers should not worry. -ST
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Tuas race track 'good to go'
Circuit@Tuas open for practice after 2-month delay. |
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Honda will try to help Sato and Davidson
Honda will try to help Japan's Takuma Sato and Briton Anthony Davidson after the demise of the Super Aguri Formula One team, according to Honda F1 chief executive Nick Fry.
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Taxi passenger records terror ride on handphone video
MPV follows taxi after getting honked at. Then driver flashes 'V' sign and drives off. |
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F1 qualifying to change after Super Aguri exit
Formula One's governing body said on Thursday that qualifying procedures would change after the Super Aguri team's withdrawal from the championship.
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Audi to offer electric cars in 5-10 years-paper
Audi, the luxury unit of Volkswagen , sees will offer automobiles with no exhaust emissions within ten years, its top executive told a German weekly.
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Barrichello still going strong at 257
Jenson Button led the compliments for Honda team mate Rubens Barrichello at the Turkish Grand Prix on Thursday.
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Smart CEO says strong demand for ForTwo model-paper
Daimler 's minicar division Smart has increased sales by 80 percent since the launch of its second generation ForTwo model in April 2007, its division head told a German daily.
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Hamilton wants to start winning again
The 23-year-old Briton said he hopes to end Ferrari's run of success with a McLaren win at the Istanbul Park circuit.
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Kovalainen passed fit to race in Turkey
McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen thanked his lucky stars and paid tribute to Formula One's safety standards.
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Kubica wants best form on bogey track in Turkey
The BMW driver has had two disappointing races at the track and wants to grab at least another podium finish to banish the blues at one of his bogey circuits.
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Toyota warns of first profit drop in nine years
The gloomy forecast came as Japan's largest automaker reported another record performance for the financial year to March on the back of brisk demand in fast-growing emerging economies.
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Trulli says some F1 drivers uninterested in safety
Italian Jarno Trulli has criticised Formula One rivals who refuse to join the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) for being uncaring about safety.
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Team by team analysis of Turkish Grand Prix
It is Massa's third Turkish Grand Prix win in a row from pole position, second victory of the season and seventh of his career.
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Record-breaking Barrichello suffers for lack of pace
Brazilian Barrichello had to endure a disappointing race at Instabul Park as he started his 257th Grand Prix and ended up finishing in 14th position.
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Call made to beef up safety after PIE crash
Safety council wants more care taken by heavy vehicle operators. |
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7 in 10 back-seat passengers don't belt up
The survey found that a large number of drivers and passengers, including young children, went without seat belts.
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Drink, drive, kill in India - and be jailed for life?
A parliamentary panel has recommended that death caused by drink driving be made "culpable homicide not amounting to murder".
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'The exhaust fumes smell like falafel'
Petrol shortage in Gaza Strip, so taxi drivers fill tanks with used cooking oil.
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Hamilton raves over runner-up spot
Hamilton's runner-up place allowed him to close the gap to championship leader Kimi Raikkonen to seven points, although the Briton is now tied with Massa in second place.
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Hamilton recognises his 'Apollo' was the pits
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has recognised that acting may not be his forte after a Turkish Grand Prix promotional stunt turned into an embarrassment for the Formula One driver.
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Woman parks car, finds it missing four days later
When an IT consultant went to get her car on Thursday morning from the carpark near her home, she was greeted by the sight of an empty lot.
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Market Street Car Park set to stay - at least for now
CCT defers decision on redeveloping site into office building.
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NUS team in eco-car marathon
Students from the National University of Singapore (NUS) will be flying the region's banner when they take part in the Shell Eco-Marathon, a race for fuel-efficient cars. |
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Senna retires after hitting dog during GP2 race
Brazilian Bruno Senna retired from a GP2 support race at the Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday after hitting a stray dog that ran onto the track.
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I tried to swerve but...
Trees and a lamp post on the centre divider were felled like nine pins by an overturned trailer. They came crashing down on on the opposite side of the expressway. |
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If he had been sitting upright...
A metal barricade narrowly misses piercing the passenger because he lowered his seat to take a nap.
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Volvo's target: Injury-proof car by 2020
Volvo has already made itself a household name in automotive safety. But it doesn't plan to rest on its laurels. |
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Webber negotiating to stay with Red Bull
Australian Mark Webber said on Saturday he had opened contract talks to stay with his Red Bull Formula One team next season.
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Driver first out of wreck, but...
He does not offer help and even tries to hide in crowd, say reports. |
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No Super Aguri, but Raikkonen confident in Istanbul
Defending drivers' world champion Finn Kimi Raikkonen is confident that he and Ferrari will be competitive again in this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix despite not having tested at the circuit.
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Grand Prix season so far
Story of Formula One season so far ahead of Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix here:
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I'm not Superman, says Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton has told his critics to be patient with him and not expect him to achieve too much at an early stage of his career.
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Cement mixer overturns on AYE
Mishap caused a morning rush-hour traffic jam on the AYE towards Changi Airport. -ST
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Rolling out
Nissan's luxury brand is on course for a worldwide expansion after a considerably successful outing in the United States.
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Road skill
Roads that will turn F1 racetrack in September being specially resurfaced at night. -TNP |
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Caltex pump prices up
Petrol prices up by $0.02, with diesel up by $0.10.
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Cameras to catch drivers cutting into bus lane
Ninety buses on 12 services will have cameras fitted on the front to help the authorities catch errant driver violating the bus lane rule, which is to ensure buses get an uninteruppted run down their lanes. -ST |
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Car accident was bad, but now this...
For one motorist, getting into an accident became a case of adding insult to injury. Pricey parts vanish from accident car left at Idac, which says it's investigating.
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Win tickets daily to world's first night race
Shell's grand prize winner gets once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet Ferrari drivers in September. |
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Husband asks: "Why so heartless?"
It was a minor collision between a BMW and a Mercedes-Benz. But it led to a car chase, screaming rage from one driver and the death of the other after a stroke.
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A taxi ride of hope
To help relief efforts in Sichuan Province, transport operator ComfortDelGro has contributed a bus, three mini-buses and 35 taxis. |
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Fastlane: Motor Image wins
THE Motor Image Rally Team tasted victory at its first outing at this year's Asia Pacific Rally Championship.
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Fastlane: Jazz-matazz
Honda's official distributor Kah Motors is launching its Honda Jazz today. |
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Fastlane: New Aveo in town
Another compact hatchback hitting town this week is the updated Chevrolet Aveo 5.
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Fastlane: YHI celebrates its 60th
YHI Group marked its 60th anniversary in grand style this week with a banquet attended by more than 500 guests from around the region.
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Mercedes leads luxury segment
Honda remains top seller after first four months this year followed by Toyota.
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S'pore firm wins US$43m Mid-East deal
InfoTrack tie-up to provide UAE with taxi despatch system.
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Kah Motor set to launch new Jazz
Authorised Honda distributor Kah Motor will launch the new Jazz hatchback this weekend.
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Driving notes: Take the Saab challenge
Next month's Saab City Duathlon will allow participants onto part of the upcoming Formula 1 SingTel Singapore Grand Prix route for the first time.
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Driving notes: New cat in town
Malayan Motors is launching the Jaguar XF at its showroom this weekend but you'll have to get in line if you want to buy one.
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Driving notes: Clio III in Singapore
Wearnes Automotive is now offering the Renault Clio five-door hatchback. |
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More motorists plagued by errors at ERP gantries
Faulty CashCards or faulty in-vehicle units (IUs) which fail to register at the Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) gantries are continuing to bother motorists.
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Barrichello aims for 300 F1 starts after record 257
Brazilian Rubens Barrichello has set his sights on competing in 300 Formula One races after chalking up a record 257th start in Turkey on Sunday. |
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Ferrari to unveil new car at Paris autoshow in Oct
The car has a V8 engine like the F430 Scuderia, but it is placed in the front rather than the back. And it is strong enough to propel the two-seater from zero to 100 km/h in less than four seconds.
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Mosley says FIA fighting for control of Formula One
The 68-year-old Briton, who is fighting to keep his job after a sex scandal, suggested in a letter seen by Reuters that the media were also being manipulated by those same interests to 'undermine' his position. |
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FIA member apologises to McLaren for Mosley remarks
A Czech ally of Max Mosley has apologised to McLaren for suggesting that the team might have helped expose the sex scandal that threatens the Briton's position at the helm of Formula One's governing body.
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Fiat to launch new versions of 500
The move would take place in light of the strong sales of the madeover 500, relaunched in July 2007. |
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No 2009 French GP at Magny-Cours, says Ecclestone
The French Grand Prix will be held at Magny-Cours for the last time this year but Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone said he hoped it could return to a new circuit in Paris in 2010.
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Fire at French villa of former F1 champion Hakkinen
Hakkinen's partner and another woman escaped from the building when the fire broke out overnight Friday at the villa, in the village of Callian, in the Provence region.
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Hamilton leads McLaren with confident battle cry
Lewis Hamilton led a chorus of upbeat McLaren comments here Monday as the Anglo-German team made the most of their close scrap with dominant Ferrari in Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix.
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Hamilton sure to sparkle in Monaco
A week after making a leaden stage appearance as a Greek god, Lewis Hamilton cradled a diamond-studded helmet on Thursday and recast himself as Formula One's 'King of Bling'.
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Karthikeyan hoping to take A1 route back to F1
Indian driver Narain Karthikeyan said on Friday that he will stay with the A1 Grand Prix series next year but had not given up on a Formula One comeback.
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Monaco GP organisers deny Mosley sidelined
Max Mosley will not attend official functions at next week's Monaco Grand Prix.
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Motor racing-Mosley says Formula One needs him to stay
Embattled motor racing chief Max Mosley has urged FIA club presidents to let him stay at the helm of Formula One's governing body until October next year in the interest of the sport.
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Nissan says moving into higher gear on electric cars
The push into advanced lithium-ion batteries comes as Japanese automakers invest in an array of new environmentally friendly car technologies amid soaring prices at the pump.
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Piquet confident points will come
After five Formula One races without so much as a point or a top-10 finish, Brazilian rookie Nelson Piquet did his best to sound upbeat about his prospects.
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Schumacher happy despite slow superbike ride
Michael Schumacher finished way down the field in practice for a German superbike race on Saturday. |
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British spy agency link to Mosley sex scandal
The sex scandal surrounding motor racing chief Max Mosley took a new twist on Sunday when newspapers reported that one of the prostitutes involved was married to a British secret service agent.
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Istanbul circuit defends actions after dog incident
Istanbul circuit authorities defended their safety measures on Wednesday after a stray dog was run over on the track during a Turkish Grand Prix support race at the weekend.
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Americans leery of bicycles despite gas price jump
It's U.S. National Bike to Work Day on Friday and Americans are facing record high gasoline prices, but most commuters will stick to their cars.
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Most Americans telephone while driving
More than 80 percent of mobile phone owners said they talk on the phone while driving, the survey, conducted last month by the Nationwide insurance company, said.
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New car brings five-place penalty for Vettel
Vettel's Ferrari-powered team confirmed on Monday they would debut their new STR3 car in the Mediterranean principality, meaning a different gearbox for the 20-year-old German.
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Lower ERP rates for June holidays
Electronic road-pricing rates at several gantries will be reduced by 50 cents per pass per car. -ST
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How DJs undermine traffic cops
Updates on road traffic conditions via radio stations provide useful and timely information to motorists, who can plan their route better and avoid the unexpected, such as traffic jams.
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Serial car thief nabbed
36-year-old suspect believed to be involved in thefts from vehicles in Woodlands, Sembawang and Admiralty. -ST
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COE premiums rebound strongly
Strong rebound at the latest tender following dramatic fall two weeks ago. -ST
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F1: Raikkonen fastest in opening practice
Finn showed he is in good shape to maintain his lead in this years drivers championship. -AFP
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Two pre-dawn hit-and-run accidents across S'pore
One accident along Jalan Buroh, the other on the Pan-Island Expressway left three men dead. -ST
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CashCard glitch: One-stop relief from next week
Drivers who are plagued every month by CashCard problems will soon find some relief. -ST
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Penalised by a glitch that's not of his making
IT IS unfortunate the authorities have not resolved the ongoing problem relating to Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) gantries and the failure to detect CashCards as motorists pass under them.
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M'sian crackdown on dark windscreens
Nationwide crackdown starts July 1, with owners of these vehicles will be slapped with $84 fine. -NST
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Toll review to encourage travel at off-peak hours
Countries like S'pore that have congestion pricing scheme offering peak, off-peak toll charges to be studied. -NST
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LTA to roll out 4 new road safety initiatives
The trial will last for six months before LTA decides whether to use these safety initiatives islandwide. -ST
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Fatal crash: Editor accused of running red light
Lim, 55, a Shin Min Daily News executive editor, is alleged to have run a red light, according to the charges against her.
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Sales of electric toy cars accelerate
More parents are buying hand-made replicas of real-life models for their children. |
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SMRT buys 300 limo taxis, including US-made cab
SMRT Taxis could be spending more than $20 million on 300 new limousine taxis, 100 of which will be Singapore's first American-made cab.
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Petrol nears $2.40 a litre with second rise in a week
12th consecutive since last July sparked off by Shell when it upped prices unannounced at 5pm on Thursday. -ST
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"Unlucky" car plate 4444 fetches $170,000
Hong Kong woman defied superstition and splashed out HK$1 million (S$170,000) for a car licence plate carrying the number "4444". -AFP
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Americans drive less for first time in 30 years
This change in behaviour from the world?s biggest petrol consumers is starting to worry major oil producers.
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Many still don't buckle up in taxis
Singaporeans have so much faith in their taxi drivers that many do not bother with seat belts.
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KL's bus graveyard
1,000 vehicles left to rust as commuters face long waits and delays daily due to 'bus shortage' |
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Report all accidents in 24 hours, or else...
From Sunday, those who don't inform insurers of accidents on time will lose part of their NCD. -ST
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Border towns: No petrol sales to foreign cars
Petrol stations located in border states like Johor and Perlis will be barred from selling petrol and diesel to foreign-registered cars starting Friday.
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Motorists advised to avoid Shangri-La Hotel areas from Fri to Sun
Slow traffic expected with road blocks, security checks in place when security conference is in full-swing. -ST
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17-year-old loses life in motorcycle accident
Female pillion rider in hospital with head injuries after bike collided with a taxi on Sunday afternoon. -ST
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Johor petrol stations against ban
With 90% business from foreigners, they say that with the move, they "will die"
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Petrol stations at M'sia border towns to be badly affected
Petroleum Dealers Association president said 90 per cent of their business were from foreigners. -NST
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M'sian petrol station owners worried about safety
"Who will protect me and my staff if the customer flashes a knife or points a gun at us?"
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Fuel ruling won't hurt Johor
Johor Mentri Besar said the state had other attractions for foreigners. -The Star
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Great Singapore Sale: WHERE to park
A comprehensive listing of carpark rates in the GSS zone
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Sacrifice for a greater good
Petroleum Dealers Assn vice-president said suffering lower sales would be for a good cause. -The Star |
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Pain at the pump
With cost of petrol about to hit Bt40 a litre, Thai govt to produce new alcohol-based petrol in 6 months. -Daily Xpress
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Barrichello breaks the blank in Monte Carlo
Honda's Brazilian Rubens Barrichello ended a 22-race blank in Monaco on Sunday by scoring his first Formula One points since his home grand prix of October 2006 -Reuters
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Honda's CEO gears up for next hybrid race
When CEO Takeo Fukui says he would spend $10 billion to rack up a Formula One victory for Honda, you get the sense that he really means it
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Coulthard relieved after lucky escape
Coulthard, twice a winner of the most glamorous race on the calendar, lost control of his Red Bull after he had powered out of the Monaco tunnel at around 280kph |
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Resurgent Rossi eyes possible future in rallying
MotoGP championship leader Valentino Rossi said that he might switch sports by taking up rallying one day.
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Fisichella to start 200th race in 20th place
The Italian, who had already collected a five-place penalty for an unscheduled gearbox change, was the slowest qualifier on Saturday |
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Massa "amazed" at Monaco pole
The Brazilian clocked the fastest time ahead of defending world champion Kimi Raikkonen, the Ferrari duo outpacing the two McLaren drivers in the final minutes of a dramatic shootout
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Trulli delighted to qualify eighth
Trulli delighted to have qualified in the top ten for Sunday's 66th running of the Monaco Grand Prix |
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Hamilton surprised by Ferrari speed
The 23-year-old Englishman wound up third quickest after a closely-fought session and will have his McLaren team-mate Finn Heikki Kovalainen alongside him at the start.
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Ecclestone rejects Mosley's crisis talk
The Formula One commercial supremo said, in a letter to FIA club presidents, that the governing body needed to be led by a "credible and respected" head |
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Massa blames Ferrari tactics for Monaco third
Brazilian ace Felipe Massa started from pole but failed to win Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix
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Mosley sex scandal throws shadow over Monaco GP
As the sun rose and shone on the traditional Friday "rest" day at the Monaco Grand Prix, the lurid shadow cast by the Max Mosley sex scandal continued to eclipse even the best efforts of the drivers on the famous old track |
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Serial motorcycle thieves nabbed
Two youths, aged 16 and 17, were believed to have been involved in at least 11 bike thefts. -ST
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Coulthard questions Webber's contract talks
Formula One team mate Mark Webber's motives questioned for announcing he had begun talks to stay at Red Bull beyond the end of the season
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Rosberg taken to hospital after Monaco crash
Williams driver Nico Rosberg was taken to hospital for precautionary checks after a big crash in
Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix
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Senna proud to uphold family tradition with classic Monaco win
One of the most famous names in Monaco Grand Prix history was back atop the victors' podium Friday when Bruno Senna won the first GP2 race on the classic Mediterranean street circuit
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Vermot resurrects super-sports car Veritas
A small international group of motor racing enthusiasts plans to compete with some of the world's best known super sports car makers by building the brand new Veritas RS III
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One-stop service: 15 min to sort out ERP woes
Many motorists are still unaware of the new facility, which started yesterday. -ST
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New car brings five-place penalty for Vettel
Toro Rosso's Sebastian Vettel pay the price for an unscheduled gearbox change
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Mosley snubbed by engine manufacturers
Companies that supply the engines for the F1 teams turned down an invitation to meet FIA president Max Mosley at the Monaco Grand Prix in the wake of his sex scandal
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Williams unmoved by reaching 600 Grands Prix
Typically, the man who founded his own team and then went on to see them win 16 world titles said he did not care at all about the landmark
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Foreigners to pay full price for fuel, says Pak Lah
Announcement on enforcement method to be done when the time is right. -The Star
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Sutil beyond consolation after Raikkonen "robbery"
Luckless German Adrian Sutil was beyond consolation Sunday after being robbed of his career-best finish in the Monaco Grand Prix
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Hamilton triumphant amid the Monaco mayhem
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton battled to Monaco Grand Prix victory on Sunday despite hitting the
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Team by team analysis of Monaco Grand Prix
A team by team analysis of Sunday's Monaco Formula One Grand Prix
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Hitting Thai commuters where it hurts
8,000 buses to be parked in front of Transport Ministry to protest 'losses over soaring diesel prices'. -Daily Xpress
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He says, she says...
He says she rudely parked in two lots, while she said it was only so her passengers could get in easily. -STOMP
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KL petrol ban: Time to back S?pore oil firms
It is, perhaps, time for us to give more support to petrol stations in Singapore. -myp
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S'poreans come for more than just fuel
Ban or no ban, some think S'poreans will still come to Johor Baru for everything, from food to entertainment. -NST
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Shell Formula One ticket giveaway (Ep 1)
Stand to win a pair of grandstand tickets for Singapore's inaugural night race each time you fuel up at Shell. There's a pair of tickets to be won every day! |
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Widening of a stretch on CTE to start on Tuesday
Affected stretch is between Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 and Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3. -ST
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Fuel-buying frenzy at M'sia border
Thais hoarding petrol and diesel before authorities start imposing ruling which does not allow them to fill up with government-subsidised fuel within 50km radius of M'sia border. -NST |
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Thai motorists start crossing over at 7am
Many thought that yesterday was the last day they were allowed to buy subsidised diesel in M'sia. -NST
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Najib quashes talk of petrol price increase
Speculation that prices will increase by 40 sen following government's plans to restructure subsidy system. -The Star
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Malaysia to ban fuel sales to S'pore cars from June 9
Move is to prevent its heavily-subsidised fuel from being sold to foreigners. -ST
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