He is being hotly tipped for the 2010 title and many men his age might cave under the pressure. Not so Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel, who has arrived in Bahrain looking cool and relaxed

Formula One fans are in for a treat this season. With 12 teams, 24 drivers and four world champions on the grid, it promises to be the most thrilling championship in years

Back in 2006, Robert Kubica was BMW Sauber’s promising rookie. Fast forward four seasons, and Kubica is at a different team

Back in 2006, Robert Kubica was BMW Sauber’s promising rookie. Fast forward four seasons, and Kubica is at a different team. Whilst Renault may still be struggling to regain the footing that brought them – and then driver Fernando Alonso – two consecutive world titles, the Pole is hopeful everyone’s hard work will gradually pay off…

The FIA published the entry list for the 2010 world championship on Monday evening, featuring 12 rather than the expected 13 teams. According to the FIA, this is related to Toyota’s planned withdrawal and an announcement regarding their entry will be made in due course.

Octane Racing Group Incorporated (Octane), of Montreal, is proud to announce that it has reached an agreement with Formula One Administration Limited and Formula One World Championship Limited (together, the F1 Commercial Rights Holder) to act as promoter of the FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DU CANADA as a round of the FIA Formula One World Championship in each of the years 2010 to 2014. The FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DU CANADA 2010 will take place on June 11-13 at Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve…

Oliver Turvey, who won the 2006 McLaren Autosport BRDC Young Driver Award, will be given his prize drive by McLaren during this week’s young driver winter test at Jerez. Turvey, who has already undergone a seat fitting at McLaren’s factory, will get his first taste of Formula One power in the British team’s MP4-24 at the Spanish circuit.

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.

Force India have announced that Adrian Sutil and Vitantonio Liuzzi will continue to race for the team next season. The squad is hopeful that continuity in their driver line-up will be an important factor in the success of their championship challenge in 2010. “We are very pleased to retain the services of both Adrian and Tonio for another season,” said the team’s chairman and team principal, Dr Vijay Mallya.

BMW have announced on Friday that they have reached an agreement with Peter Sauber regarding the sale of the BMW Sauber team. The contract is subject to the squad having a confirmed entry for the 2010 season and means that the planned sale to Qadbak Investment Ltd will not be completed.