Fernando Alonso says he's 'completely fine'
McLaren's Fernando Alonso has told fans that he is well after crashing heavily in testing last weekend.
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Rosberg shows Mercedes' true pace in testing
Mercedes gave their rivals a morale-sapping glimpse of their true pace in Formula One testing on Friday with Nico Rosberg lapping more than a second quicker than anyone else.
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Marussia on F1 entry list, Caterham gone
Marussia's climb back from the brink of Formula One extinction gained momentum today when they were included on the official 2015 entry list, subject to conditions.
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Fernando Alonso set to race in Melbourne
McLaren expect Fernando Alonso to recover from Sunday's crash in time to race in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on 15 March.
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Fernando Alonso leaves hospital
Fernando Alonso has left hospital but will miss this week's final pre-season testing following his crash on Sunday, McLaren have announced.
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Fernando Alonso recovering well, McLaren reveal
Fernando Alonso is making a "solid recovery" following a heavy crash during testing on Sunday, McLaren have announced.
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Alonso given all-clear after Barcelona crash
Fernando Alonso has been given the all-clear after a heavy crash in testing in Barcelona but will remain in hospital for 24 hours as a precaution.
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Kelly and Flanagan win in Abbeyleix
Donegal's Donagh Kelly (Ford Focus WRC) and his Derry co-driver Kevin Flanagan won an exciting Abbeyleix Manor Hotel Rally, the opening round of the National Rally Championship.
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Rea makes winning Kawasaki debut
Jonathan Rea made a winning debut for Kawasaki as he clinched victory in the first race of the World Superbike series in Australia.
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Sebastien Ogier wins thrilling Rally of Sweden
Sebastien Ogier maintained his impressive start to the World Rally Championship season by coming out on top in a thrilling three-car battle to win the Rally of Sweden today.
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Thierry Neuville leads Rally of Sweden
Belgium's Thierry Neuville grabbed the overall lead at the end of the penultimate day of round two of the 2015 World Rally Championship in Sweden.
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Mikkelsen seizes surprise lead in Sweden
Andreas Mikkelsen emerged as a surprise overnight leader at Rally Sweden after Sebastien Ogier and Jari-Matti Latvala both had trouble in today's penultimate stage.
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Tidemand off to winning start at Rally Sweden
Pontus Tidemand delighted the home crowd by winning the opening special stage of the Rally Sweden on Thursday evening as Northern Ireland's Kris Meeke finished 13th.
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Craig Breen wins Rally Liepaja in Latvia
Craig Breen has won the Rally Liepaja in Latvia to get his bid for FIA European Rally Championship glory back on track.
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Kelly wins Galway International Rally
Donegal's Donagh Kelly and his Derry co-driver Kevin Flanagan powered their Ford Focus WRC to victory in the Colm Quinn BMW Galway International Rally, which was based around Gort over the weekend.
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Marussia unlikely to take part in F1 season
Marussia's hopes of competing in Formula One this season appear to have been dashed after Bernie Ecclestone revealed their request to race with last year's car had been voted down.
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WRC to return to Corsica in October
The French round of the World Rally Championship will return to Corsica in October after the island stepped in to replace the Alsace region that hosted the event most recently.
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Bernie Ecclestone in bid to rescue German GP
Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone is hoping to know by the weekend whether a German Grand Prix will take place this year.
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Toyota to return to WRC in 2017
Toyota will return to the World Rally Championship in 2017, ending what will be an 18-year absence from the sport.
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Lotus expect big step forward in 2015
Lotus expect to be far more competitive this season with a new Formula One car that they hailed as a massive step forward on Monday.
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As It Happened: Ireland v England
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- Carl Frampton stops Chris Avalos to retain title
- Bryan Sheehan fires Kerry to win over Dublin
- Liverpool dent Man City title bid with Anfield win
- Mayo punish ill-disciplined Monaghan
- Munster move top with bonus-point win over Glasgow
- Harrington leads in Florida as McIlroy crashes out
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Ireland stay unbeaten after tough win over England - Bryan Sheehan fires Kerry to win over Dublin
- Joe Schmidt: Irish victory 'a little bit special'
- VIDEO: Hook, Pope and O'Shea on why Ireland won
- Mayo punish ill-disciplined Monaghan
- Chelsea beat Tottenham to lift Capital One Cup
- Liverpool dent Man City title bid with Anfield win
- Live leaderboard: The Honda Classic
- Connacht cruise past Treviso to maintain momentum
- VIDEO: Robbie Henshaw scores try in the corner
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