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BMW Sauber Formula 1
BMW Sauber F1 is a Formula One team with bases in Hinwil, Switzerland and Munich, Germany. The team was formed at the end of 2005 by the takeover of the existing Sauber Formula One team by German car manufacturer BMW. The team scored two...
BMW Sauber F1 is a Formula One team with bases in Hinwil, Switzerland and Munich, Germany. The team was formed at the end of 2005 by the takeover of the existing Sauber Formula One team by German car manufacturer BMW. The team scored two podium finishes and came fifth in 2006, its first season in Formula One. -- Source wikipedia.org
Will it be Nick Heidfeld, Robert Kubica, Michael Schumacher or someone else? The mystery goes on as Mercedes Grand Prix CEO Nick Fry admits he hopes for a decision by Christmas...
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What would BMW be without racing? We could be about to find out if recent developments are any indication. The Bavarian automaker competed in F1, the World Touring Car Championship and various sportscar series, while running its own Formula BMW feeder series that has helped breed such talents as Michael Schumacher, Nico...
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- F1: BMW sells team to Peter Sauber (pitpass.com)
- BMW sells F1 team to Peter Sauber! Redundancies announced... (sportnetwork.net)
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The future of Sauber F1 looks a little more secure. After BMW's announcement earlier this year that it would withdraw from its involvement in Formula one at the end of the 2009, the automaker has reached a deal to sell the team back to eponymous founder Peter Sauber.
The new deal comes just days after it became clear that the previously unknown Qadbak investment company that had a deal to buy the team may have...
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Windstar Cruises is offering an eight-night cruise from Civitavecchia, the port for Rome, to Nice next year that stays three days in Monaco during the Formula One Grand Prix. The cruise, on the 312-passenger Wind Surf , is from May 9-16 and includes ...
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Arguments have been raging for years about who is the best driver currently competing in Formula One. “Schumacher’s records will never be beaten!”, “Vettel will be without competition in a few years time”, “What? Hamilton and Alonso have ...
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Whilst his BMW Sauber team mate Robert Kubica will move to Renault in 2010, Nick Heidfeld's future is still unresolved. Heidfeld is certain he'll be on the grid next season, though which cockpit he'll be in remains up in the air.
The German, however, has been in this situation before and seems to be feeling relaxed about his future, as he explained ahead of this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix...
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After the disappointment of the opening race in Australia, the Malaysian GP represented the first highlight of the year for me. It was an exciting race, and if I'd changed my wet-weather tyres for intermediates at the right moment, it would have turned out even better for me. It was a race that I could have won. Having said that though, it's always difficult to know when 'the right moment' is.
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Base:
Munich, Germany / Hinwil, Switzerland
Drivers:
N Heidfeld
R Kubica
Test Drivers:
T Glock
S Vettel
Chassis:
F1.07
Engine:
BMW P86/7
Tyres:
Bridgestone Potenza
First Season:
1993
World Championships:
0
Highest race finish:
3 (x8)
Pole Positions:
0
Fastest Laps:
0
2005
In June, Peter Sauber announces he is to step down as team principal after negotatiating takeover by BMW for 2006.
2004
Major wind tunnel investment pays off handsomely with impressively consistent season. Score points in 12 races to finish a lonely sixth in the constructors' table. Sign former champion Jacques Villeneuve for 2005.
2003
Difficult season, scoring points at only five races, usually in wet conditions. Best result at Indianapolis, with Heinz-Harald Frentzen third and Nick Heidfeld fifth. US race also sees team lead a Grand Prix for the first time. Both drivers dropped for 2004. Finish sixth in constructors' championship.
2002
11 points is enough to give Sauber fifth place in the Constructors' Championship. The best result of the season is fourth and fifth in the Spanish Grand Prix.
2001
The team's best ever season with fourth place in the Constructors' Championship.
2000
Sauber finishes eighth in the Constructors' Championship with only six points. The highest finishes were two fifth places in Germany and Monaco. Both cars are withdrawn from the Brazilian Grand Prix after spectacular rear wing failures.
1997
The team's best performance of the season is Herbert's third in the Hungarian Grand Prix.
1996
Johnny Herbert finishes third for the team at the Monaco Grand Prix, team mate Frentzen taking fourth place. The team finishes seventh in the Constructors' Championship.
1995
The team achieves its first podium as Heinz-Harald Frentzen finishes third at Monza.
1993
The Sauber team manages a scoring finish in its first Grand Prix with J. J. Lehto taking fifth in South Africa. The team end the season sixth in the Constructors' Championship with 12 points.
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| BMW Sauber |
R Kubica
S Vettel
| 2006 | Recover from early reliability problems to finish a well-deserved fifth in standings in first campaign under BMW control. Part company with Jacques Villeneuve mid season, with replacement Robert Kubica scoring podium in Italy to match that achieved by team mate Nick Heidfeld in Hungary. |
