F1: Epsilon ‘respects’ FIA’s dec...

Posted September 09th, 2010 at 08:09 am by admin
Filed under: Formula One, INDYCAR, Nascar, News
Epsilon 'respects' FIA's decision By Pablo Elizalde Thursday, September 9th 2010, 07:58 GMT Epsilon Euskadi boss Joan Villadelprat says he respects the FIA's decision to not grant the 13th team slot for the 2011 season. The governing body said on Wednesday that none of the candidates met the requirements to join the Formula 1 grid next year, with Epsilon conceding the financial aspect of the project was still not secured. The Spanish squad, which had already applied to enter the sport last year, told AUTOSPORT that it was still not ruling out securing the budget for the 2011 season, in which case it would contact the FIA again with the hope that it is allowed to join the grid
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F1: Q and A with Joan Villadelprat

Posted September 09th, 2010 at 08:09 am by john
Filed under: News
Q & A with Joan Villadelprat By Pablo Elizalde Thursday, September 9th 2010, 08:02 GMT After months of waiting, the FIA finally announced its decision to not grant the 13th slot for the 2011 Formula 1 championship. For Spanish outfit Epsilon Euskadi, however, that's no reason to give up, as team boss Joan Villadelprat explains
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Cars Wallpapers (1280×1024)

Posted July 12th, 2009 at 03:07 am by admin
Filed under: Editorials, Featured
57 JPEG | 1280 x 1024 | 15 Mb http://rapidshare.com/files/179856883/auto_By_Mr-R-T_sxforum.org.rar.html ...
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Nascar Rumble PS1 Rip Tide track.

Posted July 11th, 2009 at 12:07 am by admin
Filed under: Editorials, Vidoes
This is a view of the Rip Tide track for Nascar Rumble on the Playstation 1. PS2 texture smoothing is on. ...
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F1: Kobayashi joins Sauber for 2010

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Kobayashi joins Sauber for 2010

By Jonathan Noble Thursday, December 17th 2009, 08:09 GMT

Kamui KobayashiKamui Kobayashi will race on in Formula 1 next year after signing a deal with the Sauber team for 2010.

The Japanese made a strong impression during two outings for Toyota in the Brazilian and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix this year - earning respect for the way he battled with Jenson Button in both events.

His performances had appeared to have been enough to secure him a ride with the Toyota team for 2010, but those plans were scuppered when the Japanese manufacturer pulled out of F1.

However, following weeks of talks, Kobayashi has concluded a deal with Sauber to join the team that is taking over from BMW’s operations.

Speaking about the move, Kobayashi said: “Ever since the start of my career I have dreamed of racing in Formula 1. Now this dream has come true.

“I am very happy that my two races in 2009 have earned me a cockpit place. I will do my very best for Peter Sauber’s team and I am proud to be able to carry on flying the Japanese flag in Formula 1.”

Sauber boss Peter Sauber said his decision had been fuelled by the fact that Kobayashi made such a strong showing in the last two races of the year - despite not having sat in an F1 car for several months before that.

“I’m very much looking forward to working together with Kamui,” said Sauber.

“In the final two Grand Prix of last season he was granted an unexpected chance to show his skills, and he made impressive use of it.

“Particularly in the Abu Dhabi race he demonstrated not only that he can drive fast and aggressively, but also his ability to successfully implement a strategy. I am convinced he has a great deal of potential and will be able to make the most of it in our team.”

Kobayashi revealed after Abu Dhabi that if he did not land a race seat in F1 for next year his lack of funding would probably mean he would have to return home to Japan to work in his father’s sushi restaurant.

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