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Last Updated: Tuesday, 19 April, 2005, 14:26 GMT 15:26 UK
Juan Pablo Montoya
FORMULA ONE
Wurz to replace injured Montoya
Alexander Wurz will drive for McLaren at the San Marino Grand Prix as Juan Pablo Montoya is not yet fit.

Schumacher on the offensive
Michael Schumacher tells Fernando Alonso he will take risks in his bid to get back into the title reckoning.
Toyota boss predicts wins
Toyota will build on their strong start to 2005 by taking their first F1 victory, says design boss Mike Gascoyne.
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FORMULA ONE
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Jordan invest in wind tunnel
Ferrari promised tyre boost
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Villeneuve hopeful of lift
Webber eyes Imola effect
F1 bosses ignore boycott
Barrichello puts faith in car
Red Bull secure exemption
Button upbeat over chances
US MOTORSPORT
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EUROPEAN MOTORSPORT
Hakkinen makes return to racing
Porsche ready to return
MOTORBIKES
Barros takes victory in Portugal
Gibernau ready for Rossi
RALLYING
Loeb set to drive in 2005 Le Mans
Loeb wraps up NZ victory

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