Sutil expected to be announced as second driver for Force India later today.
please no....
Sutil expected to be announced as second driver for Force India later today.
He's rumoured now to be replacing Razia at Marussia.
Would make sense. Razia's money is drying up and Marussia could well be looking for a good 2014 engine deal. They'd need it more than Force India and Ferrari are set to lose Toro Rosso the way things appear so far.
Sutil gets nod over Bianchi - agent
Force India has chosen Adrian Sutil as one of its main drivers for the new Formula One season over Jules Bianchi, the French rookie's agent told AFP on Wednesday, signalling a return for the German after a 12-month absence.
Nicolas Todt, whose father Jean is the head of world motorsport's governing body the FIA, confirmed the appointment but said he did not know whether British-based Force India would retain Bianchi as a reserve in 2013.
Sutil expected to be announced as second driver for Force India later today.
The BBC have today officially confirmed in their Season Preview magazine the rest of their 2013 Formula One line-up, with the line-up as expected. In the commentary box, for the second year running, Ben Edwards remains alongside David Coulthard.
As part of the presentation team alongside Suzi Perry (who was announced as presenter in December) will be Eddie Jordan and Coulthard, both now heading into their fifth season as part of the BBC F1 team. Lee McKenzie and Gary Anderson will again be in the paddock and roaming up and down pit-lane.
The BBC are to screen practice sessions on BBC Two for their live races in 2013, it has been confirmed. The BBC F1 Season Preview magazine notes:
In addition to all the coverage on BBC1, for the first time BBC2 will be covering all the practice sessions of the BBC live races. This will mean an extra 4 hours coverage per race for the fans and the most comprehensive coverage we have ever offered. We will have unprecedented access and opportunities to go behind the scenes as the drivers and teams prepare their cars for the weekend.
Fuck Force India.
This ^
Good to see BBC team is staying the same (except for Jake)
but I wonder why they are switching the practice from red button to BBC2?
Wait. Does this mean my man Karthikeyan is out? :'(
Thats the silver lining here
You guys are jerks. He was going to be a champion.
Championin reverse order!
Even at a golf kart race the other golfers will get upset at Kayan for holding up trafficHe'd be a golf champion for sure!
Come to think of it, I'm sure Force India offered him a Vettel/Alonso-sized salary but he turned it down to pursue his dreams of joining the PGA Tour.
@Lotus_F1Team said:Wet track spin simulation successfully completed @RGrosjean
Ugh, is it wet? Was hoping that we'd be seeing some of the actual final cars today.
Ugh, is it wet? Was hoping that we'd be seeing some of the actual final cars today.
"Some rumours emerging in the Finnish press that Heikki Kovalainen is in negotiations with Marussia."
Please be true.
Not if Bianchi could get the seat.
Wow, is that Sky stat right? I had no idea Webber had only won 9 races.
Wow, is that Sky stat right? I had no idea Webber had only won 9 races.
Anyone watching the Sky F1 practice session in 3D? How is it?
Canal+, qui a acquis les droits télé de la F1 pour les trois prochaines saisons, a annoncé jeudi son équipe de journalistes et de consultants qui débutera mi-mars en Australie. Deux anciens pilotes de F1 ont été engagés pour toute la saison, Jacques Villeneuve et Franck Montagny. Le Canadien, champion du monde 1997, interviendra en cabine lors des Grands Prix, diffusés en direct et en exclusivité pour ses abonnés, aux côtés du journaliste Julien Fébreau. Quant au Français, il sera sur la grille de départ.
Avant le GP, les séances d'essais libres et de qualifications du vendredi et du samedi seront diffusées sur Canal+ Sport. Chaque dimanche de course, la chaîne diffusera également entre 18h00 et 19h00 un magazine présenté par Thomas Thouroude, avec Margot Laffite et Jean-Louis Moncet, dans lequel interviendra régulièrement Alain Prost, quadruple champion du monde. Et chaque mercredi suivant un GP, un débat sera organisé sur Canal+ Sport entre spécialistes de la F1, à partir de 19h40.
for Villeneuve I really don't know what the guy is worth as a commentator.
Driven, the bio doc about Graham Hill is very good and it's on YouTube.