f1 drivers market 2012

The driver who wants to race with the second HRT in the 2012 Formula 1 world championship will have to guarantee the Spanish team

Rubens Barrichello has so far refused to comment on his dismissal from Williams which for the 2012 season of

Tonio Liuzzi says he is "still linked to HRT" but admits that the situation with the team is "very vague"

An announcement regarding Jerome d'Ambrosio's plans for 2012 will be made public within 10 days, reports the

Still doubts about Jarno Trulli's stay at Caterham. In September last year the Italian F1 driver signed

Giedo van der Garde and his management are still optimistic they can get a seat in F1 for

Bruno Senna's chances of remaining in Formula 1 in 2012 seem more concrete. He is certainly one of them

Jaime Alguersuari has "definitely ruled out" the possibility of moving to HRT for 2012.

Sebastien Buemi has revealed he could race at Le Mans this year in addition to his role as reserve driver

Bruno Senna has played down rumors of his possible move to Williams for the 2012 Formula 1 season.

Narain Karthikeyan is still hoping to find a seat this year by virtue of the fact that he has gained a lot of interest after the

Jules Bianchi has hinted that he could take on an important role in Formula 1 in 2012. The 22-year-old Frenchman is

Vitantonio Liuzzi has admitted his future in F1 is "uncertain" despite having a contract for 2012.

Veteran Jarno Trulli has spoken about the influence 'paying drivers' are having in F1.

Adrian Sutil's manager has denied the rumors of the German's possible move to Ferrari.

For Adrian Sutil, the exit from Force India could have a happy ending. The president of Ferrari, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo,

Karun Chandhok has said he is "mentally prepared" for another season in F1 as a third driver.

Fernando Alonso says he is happy that Kimi Raikkonen will also be on the track next year.

The HRT team is in no hurry to announce its second driver for the 2012 Formula 1 season. The identity

Jaime Alguersuari seemed optimistic about his chances of continuing in Formula 1. The Spaniard, at just 21 years old,

After his farewell to Force India, Adrian Sutil could land at Williams or Ferrari. The German magazine Auto