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Felipe Massa’s case against F1 on way in London

Felipe Massa’s 2008 Formula 1 title claim under attack in London High Court

The legal challenge by former Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa to revisit the controversial 2008 World Championship has been met with immediate and fierce resistance in the British High Court.

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Felipe Massa’s 2008 F1 title court case branded ‘misguided’

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Former F1 driver Felipe Massa brings $85M claim over 2008 title loss to London court

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Mistakes not 'Crashgate' cost Massa title, court hears

Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa "performed very poorly" at the Singapore Grand Prix in 2008 - the scene of the 'Crashgate' scandal - which cost him the race win and ultimately the drivers' world ch...

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Felipe Massa told £64m High Court fight over Lewis Hamilton's 2008 F1 title 'will fail'

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Felipe Massa’s $80M-plus F1 ‘Crashgate’ lawsuit heads to court this week: What to know

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When Surgeons Learned From Ferrari: How F1 Pit Crews Helped Save Newborn Lives

Here's how pit crews taught hospitals how to save thousands of babies' lives by applying racing precision to neonatal care.

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Ex-F1 Pit Crew Member Discloses How Much They Earn In Eye-Opening Reveal

Well-known Red Bull pit crew member Calum Nicholas - who worked with the Austrian team for 10 years - has posted online about how much they truly earn. Before joining Red Bull, Calum was a member of the Marussia paddock, and has over 40,000 followers on X ...

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Why refueling is banned in Formula 1 but not in endurance racing

Formula 1 and endurance racing, two of the most exhilarating motorsport disciplines, each present a unique set of rules and strategies that captivate fans worldwide. One of the most notable differences is the ban on refueling during Formula 1 races,

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‘Misguided’: Tables turned on former F1 star as brutal claims emerge in $128m legal row

Massa is seeking damages for loss of earnings and sponsorship against long-time F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone, Formula One Management and motorsport governing body the FIA to reopen the result of the 2008 world championship over the infamous “Crashgate” scandal.