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Colin Turkington

Turk left gutted as lack of cash ends title bid

Colin Turkington has become the latest motorsport victim of the economic recession.
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Inside Motorsport

Dunlop the star of TT launch

Saturday, 20 March 2010

Michael Dunlop was one of the star attractions last night at the Villa Marina in Douglas where TT 2010 was launched with every race winner from 2009 — including outright lap record holder John McGuinness, Steve Plater, Ian Hutchinson and Dave Molyneux — in attendance.
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David Coulthard may be a Formula One ace, but he?ll still get a parking ticket if he leaves his car on double yellow lines

David Coulthard brings Red Bull Formula 1 to streets of Belfast

Saturday, 20 March 2010

The streets of Belfast city centre will look more like Silverstone tonight.
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Heat on Wilks to deliver the goods

Friday, 19 March 2010

Guy Wilks always seems to have an excuse every time he is out-driven by Ulster’s Intercontinental Rally Challenge champion Kris Meeke.
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Donald gets in the mood

Friday, 19 March 2010

The official Isle of Man TT press launch takes place later this evening in the iconic Villa Marina and Gaiety Theatre on Douglas Promenade, with Ballymoney’s Supersport race 2 winner from 2009, Michael Dunlop, being joined by fellow Ulsterman and newcomer to the circuit Stephen Thompson.
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McGarrity’s double dream is not realised

Monday, 15 March 2010

Derek McGarrity made it two Northern Ireland championship wins out of two with another convincing victory at Bishopscourt on Saturday.
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In Pictures: Victory for Alonso as Formula One season kicks off in Bahrain

Monday, 15 March 2010

Fernando Alonso won the first Grand Prix of the 2010 season in Bahrain yesterday but Sebastian Vettel believed that he was the moral victor.
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Mercedes
All eyes will be on Michael Schumacher. The seven time World Champion returns to Formula One and is eager to add to his haul of victories. He'll be joined by Nico Rosberg.

James Lawton: Schumacher to kick up a storm in desert

Saturday, 13 March 2010

It may be true that nowhere is the world less inclined to stand still than in Formula One but then if anyone can put a brake on the assumption that both genius and unprecedented achievement can be timed out in a mere four years surely it is Michael Schumacher.
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Formula One ace David Coulthard will race around Belfast City Hall on Saturday night

Race ace Coulthard going for very quick spin around Belfast

Saturday, 13 March 2010

It's not every day you get to race around Belfast City Hall at break-neck speed.
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Biggerstaff prepares for Bishopscourt test

Friday, 12 March 2010

It will be a step into the unknown for Stuart Biggerstaff when the Hankook Northern Ireland rally championship resumes at Bishopscourt tomorrow.
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Farquhar reveals his fears over sport in turmoil

Friday, 12 March 2010

Coroner John Leckey’s damning report on pure road racing, following the death of Ardglass man John Donnan at the Tandragee 100 in 2007, has rocked one of Northern Ireland’s most popular sports.
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Jenson Button

Formula One teams revved up and ready to go

Thursday, 11 March 2010

Unanswered questions hanging in the air are serving to heighten the simmering anticipation surrounding the start of the Formula One season in Bahrain on Sunday.
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Hobbs hitches a Suzuki ride

Thursday, 11 March 2010

Relentless Suzuki have added 27-year-old Dennis Hobbs to their racing stable for this season’s British championship campaign.
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McRae has Circuit at heart

Wednesday, 10 March 2010

These days he may be eligible to claim his bus pass but Circuit of Ireland Rally legend Jimmy McRae says he will be ready to dust off his helmet and come out of retirement if anyone approaches his record seven victories.
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Meeke back on the charge

Monday, 8 March 2010

Kris Meeke is bound for Argentina, with his sights set on a South American double.
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Lewis Hamilton

Mansell believes Hamilton will thrive in Formula One title race

Monday, 8 March 2010

Motor racing legend Nigel Mansell believes Lewis Hamilton has the edge in the battle of the Britons when the Formula One championship gets under way at Bahrain next Sunday.
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Kris Meeke

Meeke caught off-guard in Brazil

Friday, 5 March 2010

Despite the efforts of more than 100 workers, the organisers of the Rally de Curitiba in Brazil were forced to call off last night’s opening classification stage.
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Kris Meeke

Czechs threaten Meeke fightback

Thursday, 4 March 2010

Kris Meeke is wary of being caught up in a ‘Czech-mate’ situation as he bids to get the defence of his Intercontinental Rally Challenge title back on track in Brazil this weekend.
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McGarrity keeps eyes on the prize

Monday, 1 March 2010

Derek McGarrity couldn’t quite make it two wins out of two as he began his build-up to what he intends to be a serious Circuit of Ireland challenge.
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Eugene Laverty

Laverty grabs bull by horns

Monday, 1 March 2010

Eugene Laverty made the best possible start to his 2010 challenge for the World Supersport Championship by convincingly winning the re-started opening round at Phillip Island in Australia yesterday.
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McCloskey chasing second title

Friday, 26 February 2010

It is almost a year since Connor McCloskey last started a rally and almost two-and-a-half since he got behind the wheel of a production car.
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David Healy: Beckham will play for England again

I was gutted for David Beckham when he suffered that shocking achilles tendon injury last weekend ruling him out of the World Cup finals.

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Kauto Star and Denman will never be forgotten

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Triple Crown still an achievement Ollie cherishes

On the eve of Ireland’s bid to clinch a fifth Triple Crown in seven seasons, Ollie Campbell disagrees vehemently with anyone who views that as being a consolation prize for failure to complete back to back Grand Slams.

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joe_kernan

We must keep ‘mark’ for sake of the game

The art of high fielding in gaelic football had been verging on extinction until the advent of the ‘mark’ as part of the overall experimental rules package.

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tyrone_howe

Best has once again shown worth to Irish

It must have been the easiest selection decision of his legendary coaching career, as Declan Kidney prepares for Ireland’s final game against Scotland and a crack at another Triple Crown.

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steven_beacom

This time Gerrard and Torres must take some of the blame

I thought it would be a long time before I watched a more pitiful performance than that served up by Northern Ireland last week.

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alan_green

Forget petty local rivalries, England is team to support

I think it was the allegation/rumour that Sir Alex Ferguson is offering advice to the United States camp that brought it to mind. ‘Scots’ generally seem to have a major problem ‘supporting’ England in tournaments and it’s even more difficult, it seems, when they’re not there themselves.

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chris_holt

Chris Holt: 'Nice guy' McDonald's Glentoran exit

Alan McDonald's decision to step down as manager of Glentoran ended the reign of possibly the most unpopular boss in the history of the club.

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