Drivers: Pedro de la Rosa (26), Kamui Kobayashi (27)
Team Principal: Peter Sauber
Car: Sauber C29
Engine: Ferrari 056
Test Driver: TBA

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2010 represents a period of transformation for the BMW Sauber F1 team as the Swiss team now has a Ferrari engine after BMW pulled out of the sport. Now led by founder Peter Sauber, they will be looking to put the uncertainty of the winter period behind them and register a solid season in 2010. How do you think the Sauber team will fare in the 2010 F1 season? Head to our Formula 1 FanCast Fans Forum to make your predictions and join in the F1 banter.

Sauber look to continue in good form after the summer break. In what was the 300th Grand Prix for Peter Sauber’s team both drivers finished in the points for the first time this year: Pedro de la Rosa came seventh in the last race at the Hungarian Grand Prix in …

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As we knew at the start of the season, the 4 top teams were McLaren, Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes. By and large, these have been the top 4 teams as the season has progressed, maybe with the exception of Mercedes who have been off-form in a few races. So …

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Peter Sauber is confident his team can be a force next term after receiving financial support for the new season.

The outfit have struggled to find backers during the 2010 campaign, but following admirable performances on the track, Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's Telmex company are believed to be ready to pump …

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Hello and welcome to another edition of the Top 5, a regular rundown of all things F1. This weeks focuses on this weekends Hungarian Grand Prix, a tight and twisty track that has been a regualr on the calender since 1986. Many first wins have happened at the Hungaroring, including Fernando …

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This weekend sees the British Grand Prix return to Silverstone.

After all the talk in recent years of a move away from the prestigous track, the FIA were pleased to announce that the Northamptonshire track has been revitalised and is now a new look circuit with the Abbey and Luffield corners …

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Whilst a plethora of German drivers are currently competing at the top end of the grid, it can be easy to forget the ultimate nearly man who many tipped to be the best of the bunch.

Nick Heidfeld managed to jump up the formulae at an impressive rate of knots – five years of karting, beginning …

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Valencia will be known as a street track that is hard for overtaking and not the best spectacle for F1 Fans.

This all changed as the European Grand Prix was sparked to life early on when Red Bull’s Mark Webber smashed into the back of Virgin Team Racing’s Heikki Kovalainen. The …

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Valencia is next up on the F1 calendar as team Sauber look to improve on the failures in Montreal.

The European Grand Prix isn’t one of the most exciting races on the circuit but is certainly a big test for the drivers’ concentration.

The street like track will make it difficult to …

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Hello and welcome to another edition of TGTB&TB, a weekly run down of all things Formula One. This week I’ll be covering this past weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix, which was layered with excitement from the front of the grid to the back. With tyres for next season being an issue …

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Once again the BMW Sauber team were left frustrated in Montreal after both drivers failed to finish the race yet again.

After a poor qualifying day, the Sauber team wouldve be ecstatic to see Kamui Kobayashi climb in to the points after a great start to the lap, only to see …

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