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Brits On Pole is taking a three-part look at splits in sport and what the effect would be on world open-wheel racing if F1 surrendered to the tensions that lead to civil war. In this final part, we examine what would be at stake should it happen. You can read part one here and part two here.

With the threat of splits and breakaways a constant background noise in Formula One, Brits On Pole is taking a three-part look at how other sports have been affected by civil wars, and what the effects might be on F1. In part two, we examine how other sports have fared. You can read part one here.

Earlier in the season, just when the threat of a split in world motorsport seemed to be receding, up popped Max Mosley and Bernie Ecclestone with dangerous talk of F1 breakaways and rivals to GP2. But if it happens, does it have to end in tears?

Formula One Management and ESPN STAR Sports have agreed to renew their relationship for a further five years. The agreement means that ESS, who have televised F1 for nearly two decades, will have exclusive rights to show F1 across multiple platforms (including internet, radio and mobile phone broadcasts) in 24 Asian markets.

Takeuchi,Emi Osono and Norhiko Shimizu have spent over six years studying the gigantic Japanese automobile corporation and have uncovered remarkable reasons for Toyota’s success. Read further to have excerpts and interpretations of their ground breaking research.

Takeuchi,Emi Osono and Norhiko Shimizu have spent over six years studying the gigantic Japanese automobile corporation and have uncovered remarkable reasons for Toyota’s success. Read further to have excerpts and interpretations of their ground breaking research.

It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time… May 11th, 2008 The preciseness with which athletes have to perform sometimes is underappreciated by fans, which is why all the prep stories and the backgrounders which give fans insight into the day to day dealings an athlete has to go through are so well

The next couple of days are set to be turbulent ones for the Super Aguri team with the news that the investment group buying the F1 team are reconsidering their options. This week was meant to see the deal between the Magma Group – who are working on behalf of Dubai International Capital – and Super

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