Toyota brought the first part of its Bahrain test to a close today with Jarno Trulli and Kamui Kobayashi resuming work on set-up and development items on day three. Both drivers looked at different mechanical set-up options, gathering important information for the team to study in order to get more out of the TF108. Kamui also completed some practice pit stops and neither driver suffered any reliability problems which enabled both to complete all their planned work on a warm and sunny day. 

Fisi and Sutil believe rejuvenated team has the potential to become a points scorer.

Raikkonen eclipsed Tuesday time as he set the pace for third straight day of testing.

The Ferrari and Toyota Formula One team finished their three-day test at the Bahrain International Circuit on Wednesday. Kimi Raikkonen topped the time sheets every day, followed by his Ferrari team-mates.

Test Times: Sakhir 06-02

Radio jocks shock Walker

Ecclestone tells BRDC that new facilities are no guarantee of keeping the British GP.

On Tuesday Ralf Schumacher began another week of testing in the DTM series. At Estoril the former Toyota Formula 1 driver completed a full day of testing behind the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz car. The German admits he is seriously considering a season in DTM.

Robert Kubica has said the BMW Sauber F1.08 will be well on the pace in the upcoming season. According to his team boss, Dr. Mario Theissen, the car could win about half a second still, but Kubica believes the team has made good progress so far in winter testing.

Lewis Hamilton abuse is latest case of racism in Spanish sport

The FIA has welcomed moves by the Spanish authorities to prevent a repeat of racist abuse directed at Lewis Hamilton – but warns that they are effectively on probation.

Giedo van der Garde has said he is curerntly negotiating a deal with the Force India Formula 1 team to become the team's test driver. The Dutchman was the Silverstone based team's test driver in 2007 and attended several test sessions for the team.

FIA sends out 'zero tolerance' warning

Ecclestone turns his sights on Silverstone, again