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F1-Forecast Prizes The winner of F1-Forecast 2013 will receive a 3-day ticket for a GP in Silver Grandstand. The second will receive a 3-day ticket for a GP in Bronze Grandstand. Both will be able to choose among all the GP of the calendar of the F1 season 2014.

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Maldonado banking on Monaco expertise
Pastor Maldonado is hopeful his Monaco expertise will allow him to score the Williams team's first points of the season in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
Perez showing expected form - McLaren
Sergio Perez is starting to show the qualities that made McLaren want him to replace Lewis Hamilton, according to team boss Martin Whitmarsh.
McLaren: Honda a bedrock for success
McLaren's new deal with Honda will enshrine the team's place as one of the sport's biggest players, according to team principal Martin Whitmarsh.
Raikkonen: no surprise to be second
Kimi Raikkonen sees no reason to be surprised at his excellent start to the 2013 Formula 1 campaign.
Monaco preview quotes: Pirelli
Monaco preview quotes: Pirelli
BMW rubbishes F1 return talk
BMW has rubbished suggestions that it is considering a Formula 1 return.
Monaco preview quotes: Force India
Monaco preview quotes: Force India
High-deg racing 'not boring' for drivers
Formula 1 is still as exciting in the cockpit this season as it has been in recent campaigns, claims Paul di Resta
Lowe to join Mercedes F1 team in June
Paddy Lowe has been given an early release by McLaren so will join Mercedes next month in a senior management role rather than waiting until 2014
Monaco preview quotes: Williams
Monaco preview quotes: Williams
Tyre ruling not an issue - Mercedes
Mercedes says there can be no grounds for disappointment over the reduced scope of Pirelli's Formula 1 tyre revisions, despite having suffered with degradation more than most
Sauber confident of more progress
Sauber is confident it has made progress with solving the rear-end instability problem that held it back early in the season.
FIA: tyre tweaks can only be for safety
Pirelli's planned mid-season Formula 1 tyre tweaks are set to be much smaller than originally anticipated after the FIA ruled that changes will only be allowed on safety grounds
Monaco preview quotes: Marussia
Monaco preview quotes: Marussia
Monaco preview quotes: McLaren
Monaco preview quotes: McLaren
Lotus confident over qualifying gains
Lotus is heading to the Monaco Grand Prix confident it has made the steps it needed to with its qualifying pace.
Monaco preview quotes: Lotus
Monaco preview quotes: Lotus
Pirelli insists changes don't breach rules
Pirelli has played down talk that its change of Formula 1 tyre specification could be in breach of rules, or will unfairly penalise some teams
Monaco preview quotes: Sauber
Monaco GP: Sauber preview quotes
Mercedes: holding up rivals not enough
Mercedes says it cannot rely Monaco's lack of overtaking opportunities to make up for its race-day tyre issues
Monaco preview quotes: Mercedes
Monaco preview quotes: Mercedes
Rosberg, Grosjean for FOTA forum
Nico Rosberg and Romain Grosjean are just two of the star guests who have been confirmed for the next FOTA Fans' Forum that takes place in Montreal ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix
F1's race to secure engines hots up
Formula 1 could be set for a dramatic shake-up as the race to secure engine deals for the future hots up.
Ferrari hits out at Red Bull over tyres
Ferrari has hit out at rival Red Bull's criticisms of the current tyres in Formula 1, saying it does not understand why it should feel 'ashamed' for winning races with aggressive four-stop strategies.
Double points finish key for Force India
Force India's hopes of keeping McLaren behind it hinge on achieving double points finishes, according to deputy team principal Bob Fernley.
Boullier slams Pirelli tyre tweaks
Lotus boss Eric Boullier has criticised the move by Pirelli to change tyres mid-season just because some teams have complained
McLaren says Honda deal not exclusive
Honda will be ready to supply more teams in Formula 1 in the future if called on to do so, with McLaren confirming it does not have an exclusive arrangement with the Japanese manufacturer.
Honda switch won't hurt 2014 - McLaren
McLaren believes its world championship challenge with Mercedes next year will not be compromised by its planned switch to Honda engines for 2015
Button thrilled by Honda-McLaren deal
Jenson Button is "thrilled" by Honda's decision to return to Formula 1 as McLaren's engine supplier
New engines key to Honda return
Honda's decision to return to Formula 1 was motivated by the potential for technology transfer to road cars offered by the switch to 1.6-litre turbocharged engines.

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