Here are the main short motorsport news of this day, Tuesday October 20, 2009.
FIA: The Tribunal de Grande Instance in Paris has set November 24 as the date to hear Flavio Briatore's case against the FIA.
Formula 1 team Toyota boss John Howett said Jarno Trulli might stay at Toyota and Kamui Kobayashi possible for race seat in 2010.
GP3: Bild reports that Ralf Schumacher will be involved with running Mucke's team in the new GP3 championship next year.
Formula 1: Red Bull Racing’s Christian Horner has played down rumours that Mark Webber is set to be pushed aside to Toro Rosso for 2010.
IndyCar: Dany Bahar, new CEO of the Lotus Group has revealed Lotus investigate participation in IndyCar, GT and Le Mans racing.
Formula 1: British magazine Autosport says Bruno Senna could test for Renault F1 Team later this season.
Formula 1: Margaux Matrix says Virgin coverage worth $60m with Brawn through nearly 9 hours of international television coverage.
Formula 1: Things are looking up for a big crowd at F1's finale in Abu Dhabi, and it has emerged that occupancy of the on-site Yas Hotel will be 100%.
FIA: Presidential candidate Ari Vatanen agreed to end legal action against the FIA ahead of this Friday's elections.
Formula 1: Negotiations with Kimi Raikkonen being more complex than expected, McLaren could replace Heikki Kovalainen by Nick Heidfeld.
photo:WRI2
FIA: The Tribunal de Grande Instance in Paris has set November 24 as the date to hear Flavio Briatore's case against the FIA.
Formula 1 team Toyota boss John Howett said Jarno Trulli might stay at Toyota and Kamui Kobayashi possible for race seat in 2010.
GP3: Bild reports that Ralf Schumacher will be involved with running Mucke's team in the new GP3 championship next year.
Formula 1: Red Bull Racing’s Christian Horner has played down rumours that Mark Webber is set to be pushed aside to Toro Rosso for 2010.
IndyCar: Dany Bahar, new CEO of the Lotus Group has revealed Lotus investigate participation in IndyCar, GT and Le Mans racing.
Formula 1: British magazine Autosport says Bruno Senna could test for Renault F1 Team later this season.
Formula 1: Margaux Matrix says Virgin coverage worth $60m with Brawn through nearly 9 hours of international television coverage.
Formula 1: Things are looking up for a big crowd at F1's finale in Abu Dhabi, and it has emerged that occupancy of the on-site Yas Hotel will be 100%.
FIA: Presidential candidate Ari Vatanen agreed to end legal action against the FIA ahead of this Friday's elections.
Formula 1: Negotiations with Kimi Raikkonen being more complex than expected, McLaren could replace Heikki Kovalainen by Nick Heidfeld.
photo:WRI2