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Monteiro confident of Spyker seat.
Tiago Monteiro has admitted that his focus ahead of the 2007 Formula One season remains on retaining his place alongside Christijan Albers in the Spyker MF1 team for another year.
Spyker sign quick sponsor.
The Spyker F1 team has announced the arrival of Dutch shoe and apparel manufacturer Ferrini BV, a licensee of Quick Sports International BV, as an official sponsor for the 2007 Formula One season.
Webber glad to get out of Williams..
Mark Webber claims that he was lucky anyone wanted to employ him for the 2007 Formula One season after his spell at Williams failed to live up to expectation.
Monteiro to drive course car on Algarve Rally.
He may still be waiting to hear whether or not he has retained his seat at Spyker's Formula One team for next season, but Tiago Monteiro isn't exactly sitting by the telephone, waiting for it to ring.
Controversial technology wins Expo awards.
Two of the more controversial technological advances seen in Formula One this season have received awards at the Professional MotorSport World Expo session in Cologne.
Lexus to supply Williams in future.
Although they are likely to retain Toyota badges on the grid in 2007, it has been hinted that the Japanese manufacturer may re-brand the engines to be supplied to Williams in the future to their luxury car brand Lexus.
BMW trio to get weekend seat time.
Although third cars will no longer be used in Formula One next season, BMW Sauber has confirmed that it still intends to give all three drivers time behind the wheel on race weekends in 2007.
Bring me the title, demands Daimler chairman.
DaimlerChrysler chairman Dieter Zetsche has raised the stakes for McLaren and Mercedes next season, by demanding that the combination bring back the Formula One world title for Stuttgart.
Symonds: I would`t change a thing about 2006.
Renault F1's executive director of engineering Pat Symonds admits that hindsight is a wonderful thing when it comes to reviewing a grand prix season but, despite claiming that 2006 had been the hardest of his career in the top flight, he insists that there isn't much he would have done differentl
Irvine and DC duel it out in battle-of-sexes.
Formula One stars Eddie Irvine and David Coulthard will be putting all their experience and expertise to the test next week, as they coach ten celebrities in the art of becoming a racing driver.
Liuzzi enjoys MotoGP debut.
Vitantonio Liuzzi was able to taste a MotoGP machine for the first time in Valencia after the Scuderia Toro Rosso driver completed a 'job swap' with Rizla Suzuki rider John Hopkins at the Spanish circuit.
Sainz enjoys unique experience after R25 'test`.
Double World Rally champion, Carlos Sainz got his first 'proper' taste of the Renault R25 F1 car this weekend, and the Spaniard was left 'amazed' by the whole experience.
McLaren set to name another Spanish sponsor.
Spanish financial institution Banco Santander has become the latest Iberian company lured to McLaren by Fernando Alonso's impending partnership with the team.
Red Bull confirms engine plans.
Having agreed a deal with Renault earlier in the season, in addition to its existing agreement with Ferrari, Red Bull has confirmed its engine plans for the 2007 Formula One season.
Todt happy with STR relationship.
Newly appointed CEO Jean Todt says he is happy to be entering a new partnership with Scuderia Toro Rosso after confirmation that the Italian team will use Ferrari engines in Formula One from next season.
Brawn: Ferrari don`t need me to win.
Ross Brawn insists that Ferrari will continue to be successful in the world of Formula One, despite the announcements that the 'dream team' that has brought the tifosi such success in recent years is to be broken up.
Holzer given BMW test chance.
Having already displayed a penchant for discovering young talent in their maiden season of Formula One, BMW Sauber will continue their quest for uncovering a future champion when they offer a test to 2005 Formula BMW World Final winner Marco Holzer.
Hemmings confirms <I>GPlive</I> participation.
A fast female with dreams of Grand Prix stardom will join the stars in action in the inaugural GPlive event at Donington Park next year after Jodie Hemmings confirmed she will appear with her Jordan F1 machine.
Todt becomes Ferrari CEO.
The first signs of the break-up of Ferrari's 'dream team' have become apparent, with Jean Todt being promoted to the role of chief executive officer of the marque, in place of Luca di Montezemolo.
Ferrari reveals further restructuring.
As has been expected for some time, Ross Brawn has decided that 2006 will be his last season in Formula One for a while, with Ferrari confirming that he will take time out in 2007.
Alonso: It`s difficult to repeat what Michael did.
Fernando Alonso refuses to accept that he now has the Formula One world at his feet, and point-blank denies that he will ever match the title tally of the retiring Michael Schumacher, despite taking back-to-back crowns in 2005-06.
Super Aguri show pace in Brazil.
Having not even existed at the time of the 2005 Brazilian Grand Prix, Super Aguri brought their maiden season to a close at Interlagos with their best performance of the season after both Takuma Sato and Sakon Yamamoto caused a stir by posting top ten lap times.
Massa wins Brazilian GP, Alonso takes world title.
Felipe Massa brought Brazil's 13-year wait for a home winner at Interlagos to an end with an imperious performance in the final grand prix of 2006, while the fortunes of title rivals Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher also held the capacity crowd enthralled.
Williams bring dismal season to a dramatic close.
Although Mark Webber and Nico Rosberg were not explicitly pointing fingers at one another for the collision that ended a dismal season for Williams on perhaps the lowest possible point of the year, neither were quite in agreement as to why they came together on the first lap of the Brazilian Gran