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USF1 Won’t Race in 2010, Petition for Delay Until 2011

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The fledgling USF1 team has formally petitioned the FIA for a delayed entry to Formula 1.  In the latest development, however, rather than requesting a four-race postponement, as had been reported previously, they are now asking for permission to delay their entry until 2011. As a means of demonstrating their continued commitment, team principal Ken [...]

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FIA Sends Charlie Whiting to Charlotte to Assess USF1 Viability

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The latest chapter in the ongoing saga of USF1′s trials and tribulations: the FIA has dispatched officials to Charlotte, NC to audit the team’s readiness to participate in the 2010 Formula 1 season. FIA technical delegate Charlie Whiting is visiting the USF1 headquarters to assess the team’s viability.  While Whiting’s visit hasn’t been confirmed by [...]

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USF1 Requests Permission to Miss First Four Races

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In the latest development in the ongoing saga of USF1, team principal Ken Anderson acknowledged on Friday that the team would be unable to make the grid for the season-opener in Bahrain on the March 12-14 weekend.  In fact, he is now requesting permission from the FIA to skip the first four races, hoping to [...]

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USF1 Cancels Crash Test, Will Likely Miss Bahrain Deadline

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There are fresh reports that USF1 will fail to make the grid in next month’s season opener in Bahrain.  While there has been public speculation to this effect, in no small part fueled by remarks made by Bernie Ecclestone, it now appears that USF1 is running out of time. In a recent development, the team [...]

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