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Narain and Karun to represent India at RoC

The two Indian drivers will come together to drive under 'Team India' against the best drivers in the world.
1 min read6 Nov '12
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History will be made this year's edition of the Race of Champions as two Indian drivers will go up against the best drivers in the world for the first time ever.

Indian drivers Narain Karthikeyan and Karun Chandhok will come together under the 'Team India' banner, competing in the ROC Nations Cup as well as individual top honours against the likes of F1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel, MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo and seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher.

However before that, the Indian duo will first have to go against three other Asian Nations including China, host Thailand and another Asian team yet to be announced, with the winners of the Asia title shootout going on to race in the main ROC Nations Cup and the Race Of Champions.

The 25th running of the event is scheduled at Bangkok's Rajamangala Stadium on December 14-16.

The last edition of the event was won by WRC driver Sebastien Ogier.

Raikkonen wins for Lotus at Abu Dhabi

The result means Vettel's championship lead remains 10 points with two races to go.
3 min read4 Nov '12
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Hamilton claims dominant pole at Abu Dhabi

The 2008 World Champion halted Red Bull's run of qualifying dominance with a dominant pole position at the Yas Marina Circuit.
3 min read4 Nov '12
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Sauber confirms Hulkenberg for 2013

Nico Hulkenberg to drive for Sauber in the 2013 Formula 1 season. The team will announce its second driver for 2013 at a later date.
2 min read31 Oct '12
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Schumacher hopes Merc learnt lesson

The seven-time world champion hopes that Mercedes learns from Indian Grand Prix woes, where both team cars finished out of points.
2 min read30 Oct '12
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Narain Karthikeyan's Indian GP diary

The only Indian on the grid for the second Indian Grand Prix recollects his most memorable weekend of the year in his own words.
6 min read29 Oct '12
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