WorldCarFans.com (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
Both Sauber and Toyota are missing from the FIA's newly published provisional entry list for the 2010 season. The list features 12 teams, with a final and thirteenth likely to be added ahead of talks preceding the World Motor Sport Council on December 11
Everton1878s Blog (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
Manor GP are to be rebranded as Virgin Racing as one of four new teams in Formula 1 next season. The news was effectively confirmed by motor sport’s world governing body, the FIA, when they announced the 2010 F1 entry list on Monday. Manor boss John Booth and Virgin chief Richard Branson are due to announce [...]
Wheelosphere (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
... after BMW sold the team back to Peter Sauber are expected to be granted a place after the World Motor Sport council to be held on December 11 in Monaco under the new chief jean Todt. 2010 will also see a host of new faces make it to F1 due to the availability of many new seats. Source Related posts: Force India Ready With Mclaren And Benz Force India1, India’s one and only...
WorldCarFans.com (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
Contrary to earlier reports, it has emerged that Sauber will be missing from the FIA's forthcoming provisional 2010 entry list.The specialist publications Blick and Auto Motor und Sport report that, in order to avoid a $150m fine for not honouring the Concorde Agreement, Toyota is instead looking to hand over its team entry to Serbian outfit Stefan Grand Prix.Monday or Tuesday's FIA entry...
Crash.Net (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
... be successful in his appeal bid to get his effective lifetime ban from all FIA-sanctioned forms of motorsport overturned – with a decision expected on 5 January – he could return to the top flight with immediate effect.The Italian's punishment was meted out by the governing body's World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) in Paris back in September for his prominent role in the...
autosport.com (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
... with Bernie Ecclestone today, said he expected an announcement prior to next week's FIA World Motor Sport Council meeting.He is also adamant that the uncertainty over the team's future has not affected work on next year's car."Our 2010 car is perfectly on schedule," he said. "The development and fabrication have been unaffected by the situation. Having been able to proceed...
autosport.com (Free subscription) | 11/27/2009
... early December, with the final 2010 F1 entry list due to be published after next month's FIA World Motor Sport Council meeting.Sauber is still waiting on the sidelines to take Toyota's slot should the FIA confirm that the Japanese manufacturer's position is vacant – and the team's hopes appear to have been boosted with Peter Sauber having taken over the Swiss based outfit today...
