Jarno Trulli

Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Digg this! Share this on Reddit Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Post this to MySpace Subscribe to the comments for this post? Jarno Trulli has had a difficult first season for Formula 1 newcomers Lotus. Lotus driver Jarno Trulli is one of the longest serving on the Formula One grid – and one of the nicest! Find out what the jovial Italian gets up to in his spare time – and who his dream date is? Q: Are you the kind of guy to have a...Read Full Story

Jan.19 (GMM/Inautonews.com) Jarno Trulli on Thursday said he is not worried amid raging speculation he could be about to lose his race seat. The Italian veteran is signed up to stay with Caterham next year, but team figures are sounding vague about the commitment. At the same time, it is reported that Renault refugee Vitaly Petrov’s manager visited Caterham’s Hingham headquarters recently. “I have a contract with Caterham and that’s it,” Trulli, 37, is quoted by Italy’s La Gazzetta...Read Full Story

Jarno Trulli is adamant he will be in Formula One next season, confident of signing a new deal with Team Lotus. Trulli, who joined the team at the start of last season, their first in Formula One, has yet to score a single World Championship point for Team Lotus. However, his two P13s in Australia and Monaco have put his team ahead of their rivals in the race for best of the newcomers. There have, however, been questions about his future, especially after he was replaced by Karun Chandhok for...Read Full Story

Jarno Trulli has revealed that he has already signed a deal with Team Lotus for the 2012 season. The Norfolk-based team are yet to confirm the contract but team principal Tony Fernandes admitted a few weeks ago that discussions are already underway. “I am delighted to confirm that we are in the process of negotiating an extension to his contract with us and we are all looking forward to unveiling the details of that very soon,” Fernandes said. Trulli, who along with Heikki Kovalainen has been...Read Full Story

Jarno Trulli insists he remains committed to Lotus. The Italian, who switched to the new Malaysian backed team after several years with the big-budget Toyota, admitted recently that 2010 had so far not met his expectations.He told the Italian press in late April that he will judge Lotus’ debut season “at the end of the year”. Some interpreted that comment to mean he would consider his options for 2011, but the 35-year-old revealed at the weekend that he is already signed up through 2012...Read Full Story