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Lloyd gets Coyne seat for Brazil By Matt Beer Thursday, March 11th 2010, 06:43 GMT Dale Coyne Racing has named Alex Lloyd as the driver of its second car for this weekend’s IndyCar opener in Sao Paulo. The team will announce its full 2010 driver plans at round two of the championship in St Petersburg two weeks later. Lloyd has been hunting for a full-time IndyCar seat since dominating the 2007 Indy Lights championship

Buurman gets AC Milan drive for 2010 By Matt Beer Wednesday, March 10th 2010, 10:05 GMT Yelmer Buurman will drive for the Atech-run AC Milan team in this year’s Superleague Formula. The 23-year-old Dutchman has been a Superleague regular since the football-themed series’ inception - taking second in the inaugural championship for PSV Eindhoven (Azerti) and taking Zakspeed’s Anderlecht entry to fourth last year. Atech ran 2009 Superleague champion Adrian Valles’ Liverpool car

Lola: Single make still best for Indy By Matt Beer Wednesday, March 10th 2010, 10:38 GMT Lola has warned that maintaining a single chassis supplier is the only cost-effective option for the next generation IndyCar Series chassis. The Huntingdon firm is one of five contenders for the 2012 IndyCar deal, along with Swift, Dallara and new firms BAT and DeltaWing.

Massa expects best start in years By Matt Beer Wednesday, March 10th 2010, 11:18 GMT Felipe Massa believes Ferrari could enjoy its best start to a season for several years given its performance in winter testing. The Italian squad was quickest throughout the first test at Valencia and remained among the front pack throughout the month, while also having very few reliability issues.

Chandhok: New team critics are unfair By Jonathan Noble Wednesday, March 10th 2010, 11:38 GMT Formula 1 rookie Karun Chandhok thinks it unfair that the new teams are on the receiving end of criticism that their slow speed could cause trouble in Bahrain this weekend. With the new Virgin Racing, Lotus and HRT outfits likely to be several seconds off the pace on their F1 debuts this weekend, a number of F1 figures - including Felipe Massa – have questioned the benefits they will bring the sport. However, Chandhok thinks that anyone criticising the new teams for being so slow that they will cause a danger should look at the history books – which show that there have been much bigger speed differentials between the front and the back of the grid than will likely be present now

Q & A with Karun Chandhok By Jonathan Noble Wednesday, March 10th 2010, 11:41 GMT Karun Chandhok’s last minute deal with Hispania completed the Formula 1 grid for 2010, but the Indian makes his grand prix debut for a team that has not tested its car yet. As preparations for the Bahrain Grand Prix got underway at Sakhir today, Chandhok spoke exclusively to AUTOSPORT about his expectations and getting used to being an F1 driver. Q.

Horner predicts ‘titanic’ title fight By Jonathan Noble Wednesday, March 10th 2010, 13:19 GMT Formula 1 will witness some truly ‘titanic’ battles on track this season with no team holding a clear advantage heading into the first race of the season. That is the view of Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner, who supports the widely held view that there is little in performance terms separating the top teams. “Our analysis is showing us that you have got three teams that are very tight and it is about who gets it right on the day,” said Horner, ahead of this weekend’s season opener in Bahrain

A1GP assets up for sale Wednesday, March 10th 2010, 16:35 GMT The assets of the A1GP championship have been put up for sale by the Administrator and Liquidator acting for the series’ organisers. Twenty of the Powered by Ferrari second generation cars are available, plus 12 of the original Lola-Zyteks used for A1GP’s first three seasons