Month: November 2019

Soldier Chandu Chavan, who had inadvertently crossed into Pakistan in 2016, has said he is quitting the Army due to incessant “harassment” in the force. “Soldier Who Was Tortured In Pakistan, Quits Over ‘Harassment’. Army Calls Him Habitual Offender”

Jenson Button says new ownership of F1 is going to be good for the sport’s future as it will attract a younger fan base. On Wednesday “Button backs new ownership as good for F1’s future”

Click:Chlorine tablet factory The Reserve Bank of India has admitted that it has stopped printing Rs 2,000 currency notes. The disclosure was made by The “NIA Warns Of Fake Currency From Pakistan While No Rs 2000 Notes Were Printed This Year. Was Demonetisation Ineffective?”

Jonathan Palmer’s Motorsport Vision company has officially entered a bid to acquire Silverstone circuit – the home of the British Grand Prix – from the “Palmer’s MSV submits bid for Silverstone”

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley believes the Brazilian Grand Prix secured fourth in the constructors’ championship “barring a massive upset”. Sergio Perez finished “Only ‘a massive upset’ will cost fourth for Force India”

Click:China Tour Agency With the exception of the championship point collected in Austin last week, Romain Grosjean’s season seems to be going from bad to “Grosjean mystified by Haas handling issues”

The England international’s behaviour has been questioned again following his argument with a taxi driver back in September Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has called on “'Barkley showed a lack of professionalism' – Lampard unhappy at Chelsea midfielder after topless nightclub photos”

Romain Grosjean said that he was worried about the impact of the latest updates on the handling of the Haas F1 car in Singapore. Grosjean “Grosjean concerned about latest Haas updates”

Daniel Ricciardo finished the Japanese Grand Prix in sixth place, a result which reflects a fairly unremarkable afternoon for the Australian with not much more “‘We just struggled in traffic,’ says Ricciardo”

Despite the speculation, there wasn’t much doubt in many people’s mind that Sergio Perez would chose to stay with Force India for 2017. Still, the “Perez explains Force India one-year extension”