If anyone feared Ferrari’s Felipe Massa may have lost his competitive edge in the accident that fractured his skull and ended his 2009 F1 season prematurely back in July, they were proved wrong over the weekend, as Massa completed his first race outing at his annual International Challenge of the Stars karting event in Brazil…
Ask anyone in Formula One racing and they’ll tell you Peter Sauber’s a real gentleman, even in the heat of competition. For the last four years he’s taken a back seat after BMW purchased a controlling share in the team he founded. Now, however, he’s returned to the spotlight after buying it back.
The Swiss squad may not yet have a confirmed grid slot for 2010, but Sauber is confident about stepping into the breach once more, with the Ferrari-powered C29 very much on schedule…
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The MotoGP World Champion proved very competitive, winning four of the nine time trials.
Pramac racing boss Paolo Campinoti discusses the 2009 season and his expectations for next year in an interview with motogp.com.
The new Moto2 team will be on track in 2010 with Roberto Rolfo and Robertino Pietri.
The Valencian had been riding the Ducati Desmosedici for two days. Now he will stop until February when he will reappear in the Sepang test.
McLaren is taking a more aggressive approach to the design of its 2010 car that it has with recent contenders, as it eyes a return to world title glory next year.
The Sauber team is ‘very confident’ that it will be granted the final slot on next year’s grid in the wake of its sale to Peter Sauber.
Formula 2 champion Andy Soucek says his Formula 1 test with the Williams team is a dream come true for him.
