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Source: Japan Today
Toyota : Japan | 24 days ago  
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Toyota Motor Corp will withdraw from Formula One at the end of the current season, joining a number of other Japanese automakers leaving major motor racing events due to the tough business environment, sources close to the matter said Wednesday.     Japan’s second-largest automaker, Honda Motor...
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  • News Source: The independent | 22 days ago
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  • News Source: New Zealand Herald | 22 days ago
    Formula One's governing body will review the legality Toyota's pullout from the sport. The FIA said that since the Japanese team's announcement comes only weeks after it committed to the sport through 2012, it will seek "urgent clarification" as to...
  • News Source: 7days | 22 days ago
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  • Blog Source: geniv.blogfree.net
    It leaves Japan without a team in F1 and continues the drain of Japanese companies from motorsport, which has seen Subaru and Suzuki withdraw from the world rallying championship. ... Toyota's exit leaves just three manufacturers in Formula One -
  • Blog Source: www.motorsport.co.uk
    The decision means Formula 1 is currently left with just three manufacturer teams heading into 2010, Ferrari, McLaren-Mercedes and Renault.Last December Toyota's Japanese rival Honda had become the first F1 victim of the worldwide economic problems
  • Blog Source: henman.livejournal.com
    Then this morning Toyota confirmed that it is pulling out of Formula 1 racing after posting its worst financial loss. [BBC] The BBC article says: Toyota's withdrawal leaves the sport with no Japanese team after Honda left F1 at the ... Both Toyota
  • Blog Source: www.buzzinf1.co.uk
    With the withdrawal of Honda early in the season followed by BMW, the tyre manufacturer Bridgestone and now Toyota, only three main manufacturers remain on the grid for the 2010 season, Ferrari, McLaren and Renault. ...
  • Blog Source: network.nationalpost.com
    Toyota has said it would stop hosting Japan's annual Grand Prix, Honda has sold its F1 racing team and several other industry players from Suzuki to Subaru have also turned their back on motor sports. Industry watchers say the pull-out ...
  • Blog Source: www.ozemotorsport.com
    Japan's Toyota Motor is to quit Formula One (F1) in a bid to slash costs as the company battles to ...
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