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Michael Schumacher to remain in F1 beyond 2010?” plus 3 more- F1 News: Michael Schumacher to remain in F1 beyond 2010? - Barça don’t worry me, says new Real coach Mourinho - Andy Murray’s run at Roland Garros comes to tame end - VIDEO: England fans look ahead to the World Cup F1 News: Michael Schumacher to remain in F1 beyond 2010? Posted: 31 May 2010 08:42 AM PDT Schumacher may remain in F1 beyond the end of 2010 (Photo: Bacardi Ltd)The Sport Review rounds up all of latest happenings from the world of Formula 1.RED BULL will introduce the Switchable Rear Wing (SRW) or F-duct in free practice in Canada after deciding against using it at the Turkish Grand Prix as it made compromises on their downforce. The team will continue to work on its development and have it ready for the next race. MICHELIN has re-entered the race to become F1's sole tyre supplier from 2011. The French tyre company last supplied teams in 2007 but pulled out after failing to compete with Bridgestone. Michelin has the backing of FIA President Jean Todt, but F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone favours a deal with Pirelli—the company expected to win the bid—despite talks recently stalling. Of the teams, only Ferrari and Renault favour a deal with Michelin after McLaren and Mercedes recently switched sides. ADRIAN NEWEY has said he does not expect to switch teams again in F1 when talking about his future recently. He also said speculated he could not go on doing it in his 60s. Aged 51, that is good news if you work for Red Bull. Newey, their chief technical officer, is arguably the best designer F1 has ever had. ANDREW PARR has said discussions to have up to 24 races a year are being discussed with teams as Bernie Ecclestone looks to expand the sport into new markets. Just this week a deal was announced to take a race to the United States Austin, Texas from 2012. India is set to join the calendar from 2011, with possible races in Russia, France, and Africa under consideration. Ecclestone confirmed a return to Mexico is not on the cards, and a new long-term deal for Turkey is being considered despite poor attendances. MERCEDES GP’s Ross Brawn has hinted that Michael Schumacher will remain in F1 beyond the end of 2010 despite rumours to the contrary after a largely disappointing return. He also confirmed that the team expects to retain its current driver line-up into 2011. Former FIA boss MAX MOSLEY has accused Ferrari of trying to fix races on the weekend of their 800th F1 race. Mosley told the Daily Mail, Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo asked the FIA to ban the double diffuser attributed to much of Brawn's success in 2009. Mosley also reveals that Ferrari's attempts to fix races stretches back to 1999. Who is the new FIA President? The man di Montezemolo brought to Ferrari in 1993 to turn the team around, Jean Todt. WILLIAMS have revealed they have secured most of their budget for the 2011 season after making a profit last year, while discussions are underway with current and potential partners. Earlier this year it was announced that a deal with major sponsor, The Royal Bank of Scotland, will end. USF1 has finally ended its attempts to become an F1 team after engine supplier Cosworth pulled its contract with the North Carolina-based team. Despite attempting to join in 2010, the team massively underestimated the costs involved and failed to deliver. There was a hope the team could secure funding and resources in time for 2011, but the game is up. The factory has been shut down and the staff released from employment. The deadline for 2011 is 23 June, with 15 teams expected to apply including GP2 team ART, and Spanish team Epilson Euskadi. - Mark Webber takes pole for Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix - Formula 1 silly season speculation: who goes where? - Turkish Grand Prix 2010: Can anyone stop Red Bull? Barça don’t worry me, says new Real coach Mourinho Posted: 31 May 2010 06:37 AM PDT Mourinho, 47, led Inter Milan to an historic treble last seasonNew Real Madrid manager José Mourinho says he is focused on his job at Real Madrid and not the threat posed by rivals Barcelona.“I am not anti-Barcelona,” said Mourinho, who signed a four-year deal with the La Liga outfit. “I am coach of Real but Barça doesn’t worry me. My only concern is to grow Real. “Barça are great rivals and we respect them. If I am hated at Barcelona, it is their problem but not mine. Fear is not a word in my football dictionary.” Mourinho, 47, was unveiled as Real’s new coach at a press conference earlier today and spoke of his ambitions for his time at the Bernabéu. “I don’t change my level of ambition or motivation,” he continued. “I gave everything to every club where I have been and I will do the same here. I don’t feel any kind of different pressure. “I am a coach that improves day by day. I arrive with everything a coach can win in club football.” The former Chelsea boss also spoke of Cristiano Ronaldo’s importance, but insisted he is focused on Real’s collective success rather than individual prosperity. “Cristiano Ronaldo is an incredible player not only for Real but for the whole of football,” he said. “The most important thing is not the coach or the players but the club. We are too small compared to the dimension of the club. If we work as a group, it’s not difficult to get results.” - Mourinho set for Bernabéu as Real Madrid sack Pellegrini - I helped to educate José Mourinho, says Louis van Gaal - Mourinho eyes Lampard and Gerrard ahead of Real move Andy Murray’s run at Roland Garros comes to tame end Posted: 31 May 2010 04:34 AM PDT Andy Murray was knocked out of Roland Garros in tame fashion after the Scot succumbed to the impressive Tomas Berdych last night.As the gloomy Parisian night descended on the court Murray was dumped out in straight sets 6-4 7-5 6-3 by the Czech 15th seed. Murray was out-manoeuvred and out-muscled by Berdych’s rasping groundstrokes as the British No.1 was rarely able to make inroads on the Czech's serve during the two hours and six minutes it took to dispose of the world No.4. Both players persevered through spitting rain before the match was suspended, and as it resumed after the brief delay Murray voiced his displeasure over the conditions. The bad light, the clay-laden balls and an inconsistent playing surface—all subjects of complaints voiced by the frustrated Scot in the aftermath of defeat. In truth Berdych thoroughly deserved his place in the quarter-finals. Murray looked disinterested and sluggish—unlike the player often described as the fittest athlete on the tour. After the match Berdych revealed his coach had described Murray's persona as “looking like he doesn't want to play.” It was a remark which could be legitimately aimed at the Australian Open finalist. Murray’s coach’s reaction to a rare outburst of explosive strokes from the Scot mid-way through the third set asked: where was this tenacity in the previous two sets? Sadly it was a simply a case of too little, too late. Murray now has a week to recuperate before beginning his defence of the Aegon Championships title at Queen’s Club. - Andy Murray handed Richard Gasquet test in French Opener - Nadal beats Federer to reclaim Madrid Masters title - Reigning champion Kuznetsova loses out in Paris VIDEO: England fans look ahead to the World Cup Posted: 31 May 2010 03:42 AM PDT The Sport Review caught up with some England fans during Fabio Capello’s side’s final warm-up match before the World Cup gets underway on June 11.Watch the clip: - Fabio Capello stars in Little Britain Nationwide TV ad - Missing out on England spot made me stronger, says Rio - England among the favourites in South Africa, says Messi -- Posted By Mas Item to Bwinsport | Gila Bola at 6/01/2010 06:07:00 AM -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Gugukluhayat" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. 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