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Mar.5 (GMM) Its grey-liveried car might have been launched with just a week to go until free practice in Bahrain, but HRT could be set to immediately leap-frog F1's other new teams Virgin and Lotus.

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For those who believed pit stops had just about got as fast as they were going to get, this season could be a revelation. With refuelling now banned and only tyres to worry about in the normal course of events, Williams admitted that sub three-second stops would be commonplace, although even quicker turnarounds were witnessed as teams practiced at the February tests. Several outfits have spent as much as £500,000 on new lightweight equipment. Read more... »

After two-and-a-half months of speculation, Michael Schumacher will return to grand prix action in Bahrain next weekend with Mercedes, and he admitted to feeling "like a child looking forward to Christmas" at the prospect. Read more... »

7 March 2010
McLaren's Jenson Button has warned record-breaking multiple F1 world champion Michael Schumacher that 'no-one is going to give him an inch' during F1 2010 and that he better watch his back.

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7 March 2010

Record-breaking multiple F1 world champion Michael Schumacher will return to the F1 this season having concluded a deal back in December to race for the new Mercedes GP team.

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7 March 2010
Kamui Kobayashi has said that the Ferrari-powered Sauber C29 should go well in Bahrain next weekend when the F1 2010 season gets underway.

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7 March 2010
Sauber's Pedro de la Rosa has predicted that the teams will have a greater influence on the outcome of the races in F1 2010 following the decision by the FIA, the sports governing body, to scrap refuelling.

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Ferrari driver Felipe Massa fears that the slow pace of Formula One's new teams could be a danger to the rest of the cars.

The 2010 championship will feature three all-new entries in the shape of Virgin, Lotus and Hispania Racing.

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Karun Chandhok, who was unveiled on Friday along with Bruno Senna as an HRT's driver for the coming season, is in no doubt about the immediate priority for the new team - to convince doubters it is a serious player on the grid. Read more... »

07 March 2010

McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton is looking forward to start racing again. Even though it seems only yesterday for the young Briton when he was racing in Abu Dhabi the winter is finished and the 2010 Formula 1 season will get under way in Bahrain in the upcoming weekend.

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