The Sauber team have announced that they will keep Kamui Kobayashi in one of the team's race seats for the 2011 Formula One season, after the Japanese driver impressed the squad during his first full season in the sport.
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Contrary to earlier speculation, a new report from the UK Daily Telegraph newspaper has now claimed that neither of Ferrari's race driver will attend the team's World Motor Sport Council hearing on Wednesday in person.
Read more...The World Motor Sport Council verdict on the contentious Ordergate issue will end up having a huge impact on the 2010 championship battle, not only for Ferrari themselves, but for Red Bull Racing and McLaren as well.
Renowned Formula One track fiddler Hermann Tilke has said that he will make sure future Tilkedromes will go "much more to the edge" in terms of their designs, building on the design of the new American grand prix track.
The Bridgestone tyre company has announced their final tyre choices for the four closing events of the 2010 F1 season, returning to some more conservative choices after earlier aggressive efforts to 'spice up' the Formula One show.
Renault driver Robert Kubica says that there is "no reason" why the French team cannot be competitive at the Italian Grand Prix this weekend, though the team themselves are yet to make a decision on whether to run their F-duct at Monza.
HRT driver Karun Chandhok has said that the Korean International Circuit is on course to be ready for the inaugural South Korean GP in October, after the Indian driver conducted a demo run in a Red Bull at the track on Saturday.
The Sauber team have announced that they will keep Kamui Kobayashi in one of the team's race seats for the 2011 Formula One season, after the Japanese driver impressed the squad during his first full season in the sport.
The World Motor Sport Council verdict on the contentious Ordergate issue will end up having a huge impact on the 2010 championship battle, not only for Ferrari themselves, but for Red Bull Racing and McLaren as well.
Both the GP2 and the GP3 Series titles could feasibly have been wrapped up at the Spa-Francorchamps weekend, but in the end neither of them were after an action-packed race weekend of rain-affected carnage and chaos.
The Patronise F1 writing team takes a look back at the whole mad story that was Formula One's 2009 season, taking an overly-wry look at every twist, turn and WMSC court appearance that made it such a bizarre year of on- and off-track action.
Lewis Hamilton took a famous victory today in a race made hugely interesting by changeable conditions. He was chased home by Mark Webber and Robert Kubica, while the other championship contenders each had crashy moments and didn't score.
The relative tedium of the 2011 silly season continues to rumble ever onwards, with a smattering of minimal speculation peppering the door of the Formula One rumour mill over the remaining few seats on next season's grid.
The latest Speed Trap features some exclusive footage from one of Mercedes GP's more tense meetings at their Brackley headquarters, where people are struggling to believe in a certain someone's ability to perform.
It has been a year of performances of some description. Some good, some indifferent, and some downright awful. And that was just the title contenders. Lets give a run down of the drivers, and assign ratings to them for no reason other than to inspire debate.