Motor racing-Malaysia’s Lotus F1 looks to GLCs for cash – Reuters UK
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 (Reuters) – Lotus Formula One is still seeking sponsorship to help the new Malaysian team survive in its first season in 2010 despite a tight budget. Launched two months ago as a collaboration between the Malaysian government
Officially Official: Toyota confirms departure from Formula One – autoblog
The buck’s got to stop somewhere. Toyota has been pouring in hundreds of millions of dollars into its Formula One racing program for seven years now and has little to show for it. Now after both Honda and BMW have mothballed their F1 teams, Toyota
Motor Racing: Former F1′s Briatore seeks 1 million euros in damages – Channel NewsAsia
LONDON : Disgraced former Renault team head Flavio Briatore is seeking one million euros in compensation from Formula One’s governing body over the crash-gate scandal, according to a report. Briatore is appealing his life ban from the sport in a
Karun has 3 realistic chances of racing in F1 in 2010 – Express India
Sutil qualifies for Brazilian GP at 3rd Karthikeyan, Chandhok talented; but skil Force India hopeful of good show at Japa New Delhi Ace driver Karun Chandhok says he is in discussion with a number of F1 teams and can count at least three
Malaysia’s Lotus F1 looks to GLCs for cash – The Guardian
They are excited with the Malaysian-owned Lotus F1 Racing and are willing to work at a lower pay. This will enable us to lower the cost.”
