LCR Honda rider Randy de Puniet feels ready to return to MotoGP at next week's Czech Grand Prix at Brno. De Puniet is recovering from his crash at the Sachsenring and underwet a successful two-hour operation on his left leg last month. His recovery is going well and De Puniet is hoping to get back on the back at Brno again.

LCR Honda rider Randy de Puniet feels ready to return to MotoGP at next weekend's Czech Grand Prix at Brno. The Frenchman continues to recover from his crash at the Sachsenring and underwent a successful 2-hour operation on his left leg last month.

McLaren Automotive and Jardine Motors Group have announced that One Hyde Park, the Residences at Mandarin Oriental in Knightsbridge, as the high-profile location for the McLaren London showroom.

Formula 100, a new organisation where Formula One's leading sponsors can air their views on the sport, is launching with its first event taking place in London on 1st September.

While the FIA has yet to decide who will become team number 13 at the grid in 2011 the Spanish outfit Epsilon Euskadi has already completed its first wind tunnel test with its possible Formula 1 chassis. The team hopes to join the F1 grid in 2011.

Felipe Massa finished Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix in fourth position. The Brazilian was unable to challenge a dominate Mark Webber at the Hungaroring. According to the Ferrari driver Webber's pitstop strategy, which helped him win the race, would have never worked for Massa during the race.

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According to former Renault F1 team boss Flavio Briatore Mark Webber will win the 2010 Formula 1 championship this season. Briatore, who happens to be Webber's manager, has said that Webber is one of the most intelligent drivers at the grid currently.

Despite continuing speculation that the Korea International Circuit will not be ready for the inaugural Grand Prix in October, organisers confirm that it is near completion and have even unveiled its official emblem.

Former double World Champion Fernando Alonso has returned to title contention since the back-to-back races in Germany and Hungary, now lying just 20 points off the championship lead. However, the Oviedo man stresses that remaining calm and organised will be a chief factor in the 2010 title battle.