Sebastien Buemi

I’ve procrastinated a lot this week. I am not at work and need something to do. I think this is quite obvious after you see what I am about to post! On Saturday, during quali those of you watching the BBC coverage would have heard the guys talking about Buemi having an expressive face. Now when I think of Buemi I wouldn’t describe him as having an expressive and excitable face. I would think more this: A face full of expression So in my state of boredom I did a bit of research and created a...Read Full Story

Time is ticking for driver Sebastian Buemi. Currently competing in his third season with Toro Rosso, Buemi has been working hard to prove his worth so he can keep hold of his race seat next season. Last time out in Belgium, he had been running in sixth after a great start but soon after was punted out by the Sauber of Sergio Perez. He hopes to make amends in Monza this weekend and is optimistic he can, despite crashing out of Practice Two on Friday afternoonRead Full Story

Believe the stereotype and the average Swiss is a quiet, unassuming character, more impressed by precision and punctuality than flare or imagination. But then, in a country where motorsport was banned while he was growing up, Sebastien Buemi is not your typical Swiss. Asked to go Formula One daydreaming, Buemi conjures up arguably the ultimate F1 dinner party, a grid full of 'fan cars', and a new-and-improved version of Eau Rouge (if such a thing is possible)Read Full Story

The start of the 2010 season saw Toro Rosso's Sebastian Buemi retreating into the shadows, with difficult races and unsatisfying results. Since Monaco, however, the Swiss driver has been on an upward trend, culminating in four points in Montreal. That has triggered a taste for more - starting in Valencia this weekendRead Full Story

Sebastien Buemi has had his times from Saturday's qualifying session disallowed after the FIA discovered the fuel in his Toro Rosso did not conform to the technical regulations. Buemi had qualified in 16th at the Nurburgring but is now expected to start the German event either at the back of the grid or from the pit lane.Read Full Story