Speculation that Michael Schumacher is planning a full return to Formula One is continuing to build.
- Button switched for less money and 'new challenge'
- Hamilton/Button would be 'excellent' lineup - Massa
- Ferrari sponsors to pay $4.7m to Force India
- Bridgestone to quit F1 after 2010 season
- 'Yes!' Marina for Hamilton with Red Bulls sniffing blood
- McLaren, Ferrari to fight for $5m prize
- Barrichello could stay with Brawn in 2010
- Heidfeld in line for McLaren seat - report
There are 10 ways in which a batsman can get out in cricket: Caught, Bowled, Leg Before Wicket, Run Out, Stumped, Handling the ball, Obstructing the field, Hit the ball twice, Hit Wicket, Timed out.
MSN Cricket & Sports news on TwitterMSN India brings you latest Headlines, Breaking News and Mobile updates- all in a single click. Now, check out minute by minute update on cricket & sports news on Twitter.
- Ross Brawn rules out Schumacher’s return for Mercedes
London: Team principal of Mercedes Formula One team Ross Brawn has confirmed that seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher will not come out of retirement to drive for them.
- Ferrari to release Schumi for Mercedes seat - Jordan
Speculation that Michael Schumacher is planning a full return to Formula One is continuing to build.
- Mercedes play down Schumacher speculation
LONDON: Mercedes have played down, without completely dismissing, media speculation that seven times Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher could come out of retirement as Jenson Button's replacement.
- Hamilton/Button would be 'excellent' lineup - Massa
Experts and pundits are questioning the wisdom of Jenson Button's reportedly likely move from Brawn/Mercedes to McLaren for 2010.
- Button switched for less money and 'new challenge'
Jenson Button made a final farewell visit to Brawn's Brackley headquarters this week, prompting "sadness and anger", according to the Daily Telegraph.
- Button teams up with Hamilton at McLaren
LONDON: Jenson Button will partner Lewis Hamilton at McLaren next season in an all-British line-up of champions, the Formula One team said on Wednesday.
- Alonso dreams of winning Formula One with Ferrari
London: Two-time champion Fernando Alonso is already dreaming of winning the Formula One world title with Ferrari.
- Mercedes take over F1 champions Brawn
LONDON: Formula One champions Brawn will compete as Mercedes Grand Prix next season after the German carmaker announced a takeover on Monday along with the sale of their stake in McLaren.
- Alonso makes first public Ferrari appearance
LONDON: Twice Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso made his first public appearance with his new Ferrari team at an event in Valencia, Spain on Sunday.
- Formula One champ Button meets Mclaren officials
London: Formula One champion Jenson Button has met McLaren officials, sparking off fresh rumours about McLaren having an all-British team alongside Lewis Hamilton.
- Chandhok sees three chances of F1 drive next year
LONDON: India's Karun Chandhok says he has a real chance of racing in Formula One next year after talks with all the new teams due to enter.
- Renault to decide Formula 1 future by end of year
PARIS: French carmaker Renault will decide by the end of the year whether to stay in Formula One after a race-fixing scandal that has badly damaged the team's reputation.
- Ferrari sponsors to pay $4.7m to Force India
Abu Dhabi companies Etihad Airways and Aldar Properties have been ordered to pay $4.7 million to Force India.
- Lotus and Force India in new F1 spy scandal
A new formula one espionage scandal is threatening to erupt.
- Toyota pulls out of Formula One
TOKYO: Toyota Motor withdrew from Formula One on Wednesday, leaving Japan without a team in motorsport's premier series.
advertisement
2009 Formula One Race - Photo Gallery View complete photo gallery of the 2009 Formula One Championship.
Download Exclusive Wallpapers Fast cars, exotic beauties, crowded stands and loads of money! Get high resolution wallpapers of all the action from the 2009 Formula One Championship right here.
- Will Sebastian Vettel win the 2010 F1 World Championship title?
- Obviously!
39% - In his dreams!
30% - He still has to prove himself.
31%
- Obviously!
Subscribe to Cricket and Sports FeedsSyndicated content, otherwise known as Really Simple Syndication (RSS), is a popular way to distribute information from websites. Using RSS...