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Rosberg: I won`t be a McLaren driver in 2008...
Nico Rosberg has said that he has doesn't want to join McLaren-Mercedes in 2008 - and that he is happy to remain with Williams.
Schumacher to do Jerez test.
Michael Schumacher will test for Ferrari again next month, when the Scuderia head to Jerez for the final test of the year.
Teams set to go `slick` at Jerez.
Bridgestone has confirmed that it will provide slick tyres at the Jerez test in Spain next month. The FIA Formula 1 World Championship switched to grooved tyres in 1998 as part of a drive to try and reduce speeds and in turn improve safety.
<B>Silverstone slammed as worst circuit in F1.</B>
Following years of criticism and question marks over its future in the top flight, Silverstone has once again been blasted as Formula 1's worst circuit by the most powerful man in the sport.
Alonso was asset, claim insiders.
Not everyone at McLaren is happy to see the back of Fernando Alonso, with the Spaniard's input in improving that MP4-22 rated highly among those who worked most closely with him.
Force India to reveal drivers next month?
Despite the number of drivers vying for the two race seats, Force India could be set to reveal the driver line-up for their maiden season in Formula 1 as early as the first week of December.
McLaren: We want clarity on fuel temperature issue
McLaren CEO Martin Whitmarsh has once again reiterated that the reason the team appealed against the decision not to disqualify the BMW-Sauber and Williams' cars from last month's Brazilian GP was purely to do with 'rule clarification'.
Mallya added to Monaco forum list.
Vijay Mallya has wasted little time in immersing himself in Formula One and its business world, having agreed to follow his Force India team's first official test by appearing at the 2007 Motor Sport Business Forum in Monaco.
Kovalainen heads final day in Spain.
With Michael Schumacher having taken most of the headlines on the opening two days of testing at Catalunya, it was left to Renault's Heikki Kovalainen to hit top spot in the former world champion's absence as the first post-season Formula 1 test drew to a close in Spain.
Schumacher returns - and tops times.
Michael Schumacher set the pace for Ferrari at the Circuit de Catalunya on Tuesday as all the teams began their on-track preparations for 2008.
One plum seat, several candidates.
While attention surrounds who Fernando Alonso will be driving for in 2008 following his departure from McLaren-Mercedes, his decision also means that a top seat is now very much available - and in demand.
Briatore reveals Alonso contract.
Flavio Briatore has confirmed that he has submitted a contract to Fernando Alonso in a bid to lure the double world champion back to Renault for 2008.
Williams warn McLaren off Rosberg.
While he is being tipped by many to replace Fernando Alonso at McLaren, Nico Rosberg's hopes of switching to the team could be blocked by Williams after they revealed he is contracted to them in 2008.
<B>Alonso: Why I quit McLaren.</B>
Fernando Alonso has explained why he has decided to leave McLaren with immediate effect, in the same breath dismissing any prior suggestions of favouritism within the team that have dogged the British outfit's 2007 season.
Honda green campaign recognised with awards.
It's results on track may have been little short of disastrous at times, but the Honda Racing F1 team finally came good by scooping two prestigious prizes at the 2007 Green Awards.
Zimmermann takes up designer pen at BMW Sauber.
The BMW Sauber team has bolstered its technical department with the appointment of Christoph Zimmermann as its new chief designer.
Monty hails Raikkonen achievement.
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has shrugged off suggestions that the Scuderia is lining up to sign disenchanted rival Fernando Alonso by claiming that it already has the two best drivers in its cars.
Alonso hails fans in home town.
Fernando Alonso made his traditional appearance high above the main square in his native Oviedo at the weekend, but this time attempted to shower praise on his fans rather than accept the plaudits they had previously offered for his two world titles.
Mosley questions McLaren appeal.
Max Mosley has questioned McLaren's decision to appeal against the decision not to punish Williams and BMW after the Brazilian Grand Prix, suggesting there is little chance Kimi Raikkonen's title will be taken away from him now.
Quartet up for test driver role at BMW?
Although they faced the prospect of having too many drivers for too few seats only a few months ago, BMW Sauber are thought to be on the look out for a new test driver to replace Timo Glock and Sebastian Vettel.
Schumacher receives Asturias award.
Michael Schumacher may have been out of the cockpit of a Formula One car for a year, but he continues to pick up awards for his contribution to the sport.
Wurz agreed to allow Nakajima Brazilian debut.
Alex Wurz has revealed that he agreed to end his Formula One race career one round earlier than planned in order to allow Williams to evaluate Kazuki Nakajima in competition conditions.
Night race confirmed.
The FIA, Formula 1's governing body, has confirmed the calendar for the 2008 season, which will contain a floodlit night Grand Prix for the first time.
EJ adds voice to conspiracy theories.
Eddie Jordan has called on McLaren to publicly explain why Lewis Hamilton was brought in for a third pit-stop during Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, ultimately costing the young Brit the world championship.