
Troubled Toyota still in F1, will cut costs – South China Morning Post
Toyota will scale back costs on Formula One racing, but is vowing not to drop out despite expectations it will record its first yearly operating loss in seven decades. Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe did not give details on how the Japanese
Bleacher Report F1 World Championship Round One: Toro Rosso Rules The – Bleacherreport.com
Giving Back: Kasey Kahne An Advocate In His Own Community Winner Winner Chicken Dinner: Hornish Involved in Most Wrecks in 2008 As Goes the Big Three, so Goes NASCAR? Bleacher Report F1 World Championship Round One: Toro Rosso Rules The Day A Ban On
What Formula One Wants for Christmas – Driving Today
What does F1 racing want for Christmas? They want what every racer wants: more bang for their buck. And with the new economic realities closing in on them in ways that they might never have expected, the powers that are in Formula One — in the form
Troubled Toyota still in F1 racing, will cut costs – Detroit News
NAGOYA, Japan — Toyota will scale back costs on Formula One racing, but is vowing not to drop out despite expectations it will record its first yearly operating loss in seven decades. Toyota Motor Corp. president Katsuaki Watanabe did not give
War of words add fuel to F1 game show – Motorsport.com
F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone claims “we bought Ferrari’s loyalty” and calls Ferrari’s Luca di Montezemolo a “press officer”. War of words has exploded between two of the most influential men in motor racing. Looks like after Spygate- and Hookergate
TheStar.com | Sports | Troubled Toyota will remain in F1 – Toronto Star
NAGOYA, Japan Toyota will scale back costs on Formula One racing, but is vowing not to drop out despite expectations it will record its first yearly operating loss in seven decades. Toyota Motor Corp. president Katsuaki Watanabe did not give
Motor racing-Honda F1 team still hopeful of finding a buyer – Reuters
LONDON, Dec 19 (Reuters) – The Honda Formula One team are continuing to develop their 2009 car in the hope of finding a buyer after the Japanese carmaker’s decision to leave the championship, said chief executive Nick Fry. “We have had a high level
Troubled Toyota still in F1, will cut costs – Statesman
NAGOYA (Japan), Dec. 23: Toyota will scale back costs on Formula One racing, but is vowing not to drop out despite expectations it will record its first yearly operating loss in seven decades. Toyota Motor Corp. chief Mr Katsuaki Watanabe did not
Mexican interest in Honda Racing F1? – GrandPrix.com
There are reports that Carlos Slim, the 68-year-old Mexican telecommunications billionaire, may be interested in buying the Honda Racing F1 team, as a means of growing his business in Latin America. Slim is the owner of Telmex and has a record of
Toyota to cut costs but vows to remain in F1 – China Economic Net
Toyota will scale back costs on Formula One racing, but is vowing not to drop out despite expectations it will record its first yearly operating loss in seven decades. Toyota Motor Corp. President Katsuaki Watanabe did not give details on how the