Fairuz Fauzy

Newly appointed Renault reserve driver Fairuz Fauzy has an opportunity to debut with his current race team some time this year. The Malaysian driver, who switched from Team Lotus to Proton (Group Lotus-owned) could possibly be promoted for a race debut towards the end of the season, according to Lotus Renault GP team boss Eric Bouillier. According to Bouillier, from a report from Malaysia’s Star newspaper : “If Fairuz did well at some point in time towards the end of the season, he...Read Full Story

Fairuz Fauzy may have been landing on the particular podium inside Feature ethnic background around Sepang, experienced your dog not made a new unusual abyss stop by your Seventeenth lap. A 26 year-old, who was likely sturdy inside finally put, seen any messgaeon his radio stations, wondering them to come in the sets, in what this individual thought was his or her company. When this individual arrived at there, your dog was promptly sent all over again by way of his bewildered staff...Read Full Story

Fairuz Fauzy may have been landing on the particular podium inside Feature ethnic background around Sepang, experienced your dog not made a new unusual abyss stop by your Seventeenth lap. A 26 year-old, who was likely sturdy inside finally put, seen any messgaeon his radio stations, wondering them to come in the sets, in what this individual thought was his or her company. When this individual arrived at there, your dog was promptly sent all over again by way of his bewildered staff...Read Full Story

Despite our criticisms, it appears that 1Malaysia-Lotus F1 Team’s preparations are going on fine. Six drivers have been shortlisted to race, but only one of them, Fairuz Fauzy, is Malaysian, according to Lotus F1 Team principal Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes. The 27-year-old Fauzy was the reserve and test driver for the Spyker F1 team, and had experience in GP2. ... Related PhotosRead Full Story

With testing restrictions severely limiting track time, the lot of today's third drivers is a tough one. Lotus's Fairuz Fauzy is one of the lucky few - following his practice outing back in April on home soil at Sepang, the Malaysian was back in action at Silverstone on Friday morning. Although an engine issue robbed him of a full session, he was overjoyed to get the chance to drive the T127 on the legendary British circuit. For Fauzy, as he explained to Formula1.com, any time behind the...Read Full Story