A1GP

Two reports on the Gold Coast's failed A1GP event are scathing of organisers and the government, as police investigate possible fraud related to the conduct of the motor sport fixture.

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As heads began to roll over the A1GP Gold Coast debacle, V8 Supercar drivers said they knew months ago that the troubled open-wheeler series would not race this weekend.

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Queensland premier Anna Bligh should immediately sack sports minister Phil Reeves over his handling of the A1GP debacle, the state opposition says.

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New Zealand may not have had the most successful time in this year's A1 grand prix, but the team has at least featured in the end-of-season accolades.

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Since A1GP World Cup of Motorsport announced the partnership with Ferrari back in 2007, a momentous project began to design, build and test a full field of cars and bring them to the grid for the 2008/09 season.

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The Netherlands prime minister Jan Peter Balkenende, has announced A1GP World Cup of Motorsport will race in his country for the fourth time in Season Five. However, it will be new territory for the series when it visits the Assen track on May, 14-16 2010. 

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New Zealand's A1 grand prix season finished with a whimper yesterday, with the team car beached in gravel traps at the Brands Hatch circuit in England in both the sprint and feature races.

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The A1GP World Cup of Motorsport has been forced to cancel round eight of the 2008/09 season, in Mexico on May 22 to 24 after the recent outbreaks of swine flu and United Kingdom foreign office's advisory to cancel non-essential travel to the country.

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New Zealand are hoping a new engine for Black Beauty will help turn around their sagging fortunes at this weekend's round seven of the A1 grand prix series in England.

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Algarve circuit in Portugal is set for an epic showdown with three teams within nine points of each other.

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