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[SinglePic not found]Michael Schumacher has yet to rejoin the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association (GPDA) on his return to Formula One.

The GPDA is the equivalent to a drivers’ union and has worked to improve safety in the sport in the past. Schumacher is one of the only drivers not to join the organisation this year but his manager said he backed its work. Read the rest of this entry »

[SinglePic not found]Sauber driver Pedro de la Rosa has played down reports that his team may have a tyre advantage over its rivals in Bahrain for the opening race of the Formula One season.

A Bridgestone official said earlier this week that the Sauber has proved better than all its rivals in terms of looking after its tyres on long runs, which could prove a significant strategic advantage in relation to the new ban in race refuelling. Read the rest of this entry »

BMW Sauber has launched its new car at the Ricardo Tormo circuit near Valencia, the third to be unveiled ahead of the start of testing tomorrow. Read the rest of this entry »

BMW Sauber became the third team to reveal their 2010 car on Sunday as the wraps came of the C29 at the Valencia circuit in Spain, where pre-season testing gets underway on Monday.
Drivers Pedro de la Rosa and Kamui Kobayashi were on hand to unveil the Ferrari-powered machine, with the team back under the leadership of founder Peter Sauber following the departure of BMW.
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Pedro de la Rosa is hoping to prove his critics wrong by fighting for points over the course of the season with Sauber.
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Sauber has confirmed Pedro de la Rosa will be its second driver for the 2010 season. Kamui Kobayashi was confirmed as its first driver in December and the Japanese has been joined at the team by the 38-year-old Spaniard who was previously McLaren’s test driver.
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Pedro de la Rosa will be confirmed at Sauber as Kamui Kobayashi’s team-mate for 2010, according to reports.

The Swiss newspaper Blick, whose F1 correspondent Roger Benoit is close to team boss Peter Sauber, said an announcement could be made this week. Read the rest of this entry »