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Pedro De La Rosa
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Although there's been an influx of young drivers into Formula One racing in recent years, the sport is always hungry for more. And last week McLaren test driver Pedro de la Rosa did his bit for the cause, attending a special event organised by team sponsor Santander, who hope to boost the careers of talented newcomers in De la Rosa's home country of Spain.
Thirteen young drivers travelled to the Spanish banking corporation's international...
- Santander not ruling out de la Rosa backing (f1complete.com)
• GP2 runner-up Vitaly Petrov could join Switzerland-based team• Pedro de la Rosa seen as other front-runner for Sauber seatVitaly Petrov, the runner-up to the new Williams recruit Nico Hülkenberg in this year's GP2 series, could become the first Russian driver in Formula One if he successfully concludes a deal with Sauber.Speculation in Switzerland, where Sauber are based, places Petrov and the former McLaren-Mercedes test driver Pedro de la...
From guardian.co.uk
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- Seven-up for Sauber in F1 2010; de la Rosa, Petrov tipped (rss.crash.net)
Team principal Ken Anderson has named Pedro de la Rosa as a possible driver
for the new American team USF1 in 2010.
De la Rosa, McLaren's long time Spanish test driver, has also been linked
in recent times with Force India and Campos.
Of F1's four new teams, Manor has signed Timo Glock, Campos has signed
Bruno Senna and Lotus has signed an unnamed driver, but the only news from
USF1 was a rumour linking young American Jonathan Summerton with a...
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From motorsport.com
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Pedro de la Rosa has indicated he might want to combine a return to the F1
grid next year with an ongoing role as McLaren test driver.
The 38-year-old Spaniard, who has not had a regular race seat since 2002,
has been linked with the new teams Campos and USF1.
De la Rosa said he is currently in talks "with everyone who has a free
space" for next season including USF1. USF1's European base will be at
Aragon, a Spanish facility whose design...
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From motorsport.com
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Adrian Campos, boss of one of four new teams due to join the F1 grid in 2010, has said that Spanish veteran Pedro de la Rosa will need to bring substantial backing if he is to secure a drive with his team.
From pitpass.com
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- De La Rosa Needs Money to Get Campos F1 Drive (news.google.com)
