Kimi says McLaren is the only option.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/79831
gridwalker wrote:... the words "for sure" have become so overused ...I can guarantee that those words will crop up in almost every interview conducted in English.
Belatti wrote:Rumors and Facts
AT&T Williams F1 Team [*** Renault, ** Toyota]
*** Niko Hulkenberg
** Rubens Barrichello
** Nick Heidfeld
autosport.com wrote:(...)
"We've finished our contract with Toyota and we've moved on to a British engine manufacturer Cosworth with whom we have won many world championships in the past,"
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Williams also revealed that the team will confirm its driver plans for next year on Monday, with the team set to confirm Rubens Barrichello and Nico Hulkenberg.
"We will announce our drivers for next season on Monday," he said. "[Nico Rosberg] will be leaving and we just thought it was quite a long time.
"There are a few things going on at Williams for next season, with our engines, so we thought we can do better. Nico is German and Mercedes need at least one German driver to sit before their engine."
zgred wrote:"There are a few things going on at Williams for next season, with our engines, so we thought we can do better. Nico is German and Mercedes need at least one German driver to sit before their engine."
grandprix.com wrote:The latest whispers about sponsorship in Formula 1 suggest that Exxon Mobil is going to switch its Mobil sponsorship from McLaren to Brawn in 2010, as part of the Mercedes-Benz-ifaction of the World Championship winning team.
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planet-f1.com wrote:(...)
The Brazilian, though, won't have to wait long as Campos Meta CEO Enrique Rodriguez de Castro has confirmed he will race for them next season.
"For Campos Meta 1, it is an extraordinary honour to be returning the name Senna to Formula 1," de Castro said.
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mx_tifosi wrote:In an autosport interview poor Kobayashi said he doesn't have the money to race in GP2 next year, and that if there is no F1 race seat in 2010 he'll have to go back and work at his fathers sushi restaurant.

axle wrote:I think you mean 8/11 not 8/10 for Toyota ;)
Personally I'm hoping for a massive budget cut rather than a pull out of Toyota...either way we have a situation where a big team of people could be out on their ear.
axle wrote:I think you mean 8/11 not 8/10 for Toyota
Personally I'm hoping for a massive budget cut rather than a pull out of Toyota...either way we have a situation where a big team of people could be out on their ear.
WhiteBlue wrote:Panasonic Toyota Racing shut down news on 8.11.2009
richard_leeds wrote:WhiteBlue wrote:Panasonic Toyota Racing shut down news on 8.11.2009
What is significant about 8 Nov that makes you sure they'll announce on that date?
While we're on the subject of crystal ball gazing, I'm not convinced all the new teams will make it to the first race.
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