Drivers: Karun Chandhok (20), Bruno Senna (21)
Team Principal: Colin Kolles
Car: Hispania HRT
Engine: Cosworth CA2010
Test Driver: TBA

Do you want to know everything about the Hispania Racing F1 team in their debut Formula 1 season? Right here you will find the latest Hispania Racing F1 News and fan opinion courtesy of our F1 Blogs to help you keep up to date with the Spanish based F1 outfit. Why not check out the 2010 Formula 1 Schedule to see what races Hispania Racing are competing in this season.

Hispania Racing F1 Team, previously known as Campos Meta,  are the second Spanish team to compete in Formula 1. Bruno Senna, the nephew of legendary Brazilian F1 driver Ayrton Senna will have a chance to carry on the family tradition as one of Hispania Racing’s drivers. Make sure you head to the Formula 1 FanCast Fans Forum to discuss how you think Hispania Racing will fare in their debut season.

Hello and welcome to the first ever Indian Grand Prix, there has been a great buzz around the race all weekend (helped of course by a PR effort Alastair Campbell would be proud of) and it should be a belter. Plenty of room for overtaking, two DRS zones and a …

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Sebastian Vettel stamped his authority on the first ever Indian Grand Prix as the World Champion charged to his 11th victory of the season with an utterly dominant display.

Vettel led from start to finish in the inaugural Indian race and rarely looked threatened from Jenson Button behind him, and when …

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HRT driver Narain Karthikeyan has been hit with a five place penalty for the inaugural Indian Grand Prix on Sunday.

The Indian driver had been handed a special one-off drive to compete in the first ever race held in his home country by HRT, but was hauled before the race stewards …

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Sebastian Vettel offered no respite at the Indian Grand Prix despite already claiming the tile, securing his 13th pole of this season for the inaugural Indian race.

Vettel looked spectacularly quick throughout practice and qualifying and swept to yet another pole position ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber, although Hamilton …

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Good morning, is everyone awake and ready for Vettel to be crowned world champion? Only Jenson Button can stop him and even then the McLaren man needs his Red Bull rival to finish outside of the top ten.

There is also the small matter of the Pirelli tyres that appear to …

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So, Sebastian Vettel has moved a step closer to securing the 2011 World Championship after victory at the Italian Grand Prix yesterday.

You can check out our race report and race reaction here, but why not check out the highlights of the race?

Click on the below image, where you can find …

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Sebastian Vettel cruised to victory at the Italian Grand Prix as the champion elect backed up his 10th pole position on Saturday with his eight race victory of 2011.

The German, as he has done so often this season, streaked away into the distance while the chasing pack squabbled for points …

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Mark Webber secured pole position for the 2011 British Grand Prix as Red Bull dominated proceedings once again in qualifying.

There may well have been a change with the Australian on pole position instead of World Champion Sebastian Vettel, but on a day where many though Red Bull could be threatened, …

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Torro Rosso reserve driver Daniel Ricciardo will take part in his first ever race as he replaces Hispania Racing’s Narain Karthikeyan for the British Grand Prix later this month.

Speculation that the 22-year-old would replace Karthikeyan – the only Indian driver to score a point in the formula 1 world championship …

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HRT boss Colin Kolles has decided against launching a protest aver the legality of the blown diffusers being used by some teams this season ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix.

Kolles, who had previously written to FIA president Jean Todt for clarification over the issue, had intended to launch a protest …

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