From Grand Prix Legends

Williams confirms that Chris Chapple has left the team by mutual consent.

Champ Car titlist says he doubts he will ever switch to grand prix racing, but confirms Le Mans plans.

Williams CEO Chris Chapple has left the Grove-based outfit, apparently by mutual consent. He joined the team in 2005 as head of finance but now believes it is the right time to step aside.

F1 commercial boss bestows rights to open "Formula One World" parks around the globe.

Young German star Adrian Sutil is eyeing "at least" the third driver role at Spyker for '07.

Alexander Wurz will be heading into the 2007 season as a new man. The Austrian autosportsman of the year will make his return as a Formula 1 race driver at Williams in Melbourne. Although Wurz rates his team-mate Rosberg as a strong driver he won't fear him.

Heikki Kovalainen can't wait to get back into action for RenaultF1. The 25-year-old Renault driver will replace Fernando Alonso as the team's test driver, alongside Giancarlo Fisichella. Kovalainen is confident he can show a strong performance next season.

India looking at 2010 GP entry

Adrian Sutil hopes he can become the third driver at the Spyker Formula 1 team. The 23-year-old German joined the team this year on three occasions in Friday's free practice and showed a strong performance. Sutil furthermore won Japanese F3 series after dominating the season.

No replacement announced for position.

McLaren has denied speculation that Mika Hakkinen could make a sensational return to F1 in 2007 as Fernando Alonso's team-mate.

Rumours grew after the Finn attended the Brazilian GP last month.