Marussia News
Heikki Kovalainen believes that the Caterham upgrade due this weekend could be a difference-maker in the battle with Marussia.
After four thrilling, flyaway rounds to open the 2013 season, the Formula One paddock moves on to the more traditional territory of Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya for next weekend’s Formula 1 Gran Premio de España 2013. Those involved discuss their prospects for the race
Heikki Kovalainen believes Caterham should have been beating Marussia with the car at its disposal in the opening four races of the season
Rodolfo Gonzalez will make his second practice appearance with Marussia at the Spanish Grand Prix next week.
Rodolfo Gonzalez will make his second first practice appearance of the season in Barcelona when he replaces Max Chilton in the Marussia.
Marussia reserve driver Rodolfo Gonzalez will drive Max Chilton’s car during first practice at the Spanish Grand Prix
Heikki Kovalainen says Caterham should be beating Marussia and has backed the team to move comfortably ahead once when their update package is introduced in Barcelona.
Marussia F1 driver Max Chilton will attend The Warren Golf and Country Club’s inaugural classic and supercar event this Saturday, it has been confirmed.
There was a generally negative reportage of the news that Marussia has acquired the shares in the Formula 1 team that were previously owned by Lloyds Development Capital (LDC). I am not sure that I understand why. LDC is a private equity company and a subsidiary of Lloyds Banking Group.
Marussia is likely to use Ferrari turbo engines next season when the new regulations come in, according to the team’s technical director Pat Symonds. From 2014, the current 2.4 litre V8s will be dropped in favour of 1.6 litre V6s.
Marussia is faced with a decision between Ferrari and Mercedes when it comes to engine partner for the new 2014 rulebook.
Marussia is closing in on an engine deal for 2014 with Jules Bianchi’s arrival earlier this season bringing the team closer to Ferrari
Pat Symonds insists that Marussia can survive in F1 despite any financial concerns
Marussia technical director Pat Symonds is confident his team can weather the financial difficulties it is set to face, even if it finishes 11th in the constructors’ championship this year and fails to qualify for prize money
Marussia’s Pat Symonds believes that every Formula 1 team outside of the top four is currently experiencing financial concerns.
F1 promoter Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed to the Daily Telegraph that the automatic $10 prizemoney payments made to the “new” teams which entered F1 in 2010 are to end. From now on only the top ten teams will receive money each season. This makes the battle for 10th place in the constructors’ championship more intense than ever, with Caterham and Marussia vying for the final position.
Former Marussia F1 aero test driver Maria de Villota has been speaking this weekend of her new life, following her life threatening accident at Duxford almost a year ago. De Villota was doing straight line aero tests on the runway at the former WWII airbase when she crashed into the open tailgate of a truck which was parked near the team’s temporary pit awning. Formula 1 held its breath as she underwent a series of vital operations at Adenbrokes Hospital in nearby Cambridge.
Marussia seeks to take steps forward when F1 returns to Europe for the next leg of the 2013 season
Marussia seeks to take steps forward when F1 returns to Europe for the next leg of the 2013 season