Alonso says farewell at Viry

Red Bull has announced that Red Bull Racing will switch from Ferrari engines to Renault starting in 2007, while the Toro Rosso team will now use the supply of Ferrari engines.

Spanish bank announces McLaren deal

Todt pleased with Toro Rosso deal

Today the Spyker MF1 team announced that it has signed a three-year sponsorship programme with Philoderm. Philoderm is a company specialised in skin care products and based in The Netherlands.

Today Red Bull Racing finally cleared up their engine situation for the upcoming season. Renault engines will power Red Bull Racing, while the Scuderia Toro Rosso team will use Ferrari engines in the back of their F1 cars.

Official: Red Bull reveals 2007 engine strategy

Red Bull reject Christian Klien expects to be back in the F1 paddock in 2007.

ART Grand Prix mourns Steeve Marcel

Renault technical director Bob Bell says the contraversial decision by the FIA to ban mass dampers from the German Grand Prix onwards actually spurred his team on to victory. The Renault car suffered without the dampers but Bell maintains the team was far more determined to win even without the mechanism.

Vettel heads to Macau

According to the Spanish media the Spanish bank Santander Bank will soon be announced as McLaren's latest sponsor. Last week the team announced a Spanish insurance company already as their latest sponsor.