Red Bull team launches 2010 car

  At Jerez
The Red Bull Racing F1 team took the covers off its RB6 in the Jerez pitlane on Wednesday morning.  The Adrian Newey-designed machine on the surface, and according to driver Sebastian Vettel, is a logical evolution of the 2009 RB5 that proved to be Formula 1's fastest car in the second half of the season.

Force India unveils its 2010 F1 car

  Introducing the VJM03
The Force India Formula One Team finished the 2009 season as a genuine regular contender for points and the new 2010 challenger, the VJM03, builds on the solid foundations established by its predecessor, which took pole for the Belgian GP. With driver consistency in Adrian Sutil and Tonio Liuzzi and the able support of Paul di Resta in the test and reserve driver role, this year the team is looking forward to a strong performance.

Virgin Racing reveals 2010 F1 car

  The first virtual Formula 1 launch
The launch of Virgin's 2010 car ended in disappointment on Wednesday, when the live online video stream failed to materialize. Technical problems meant the online event was watched by a global audience of zero, with the first photos of the striking red and black car appearing only hours later. "Calm down people.  I'll ask if I can put a picture on Twitter," said Brazilian driver Lucas di Grassi.

Toro Rosso launches STR5 in Valencia

  Formula 1
Toro Rosso team boss Franz Tost says that 2010 is a "landmark" year for his team as for the first time they have designed and built their own Formula One car.  The team unveiled their STR5 at Valencia on Monday morning, displaying the double-decker diffuser and a shark fin engine cover very similar to that incorporated on the new McLaren.

Mercedes Petronas GP launches 2010 car

  Will Ross Brawn's design trump all others again?
Mercedes-Benz unveiled its W01 in the Valencia pit lane on Monday morning, ahead of the first pre-season Formula 1 test. The car features a radical version of the now typical Red Bull Racing RB5-type V-nose configuration, as well as a small fin on the engine cover.

Renault launch 2010 F1 car

  Formula 1
Renault on Sunday presented Vitaly Petrov, Russia's first formula one driver, as the occupant of its second race seat for the 2010 season. The 25-year-old, who finished the GP2 championship in second place last year and who reportedly has a big sponsorship purse, helped his new teammate Robert Kubica pull the wraps off the R30 car in the Valencia pitlane.

BMW Sauber launch 2010 F1 car

  Formula 1
BMW Sauber revealed its new F1 car for the 2010 season on Sunday, with the unveiling of the Ferrari powered C29 at the Valencia circuit. The new C29, which sports a shark fin similar to the one used by McLaren in its new car but falls short of integrating in with the rear wing, will be driven by Pedro de la Rosa and Kamui Kobayashi, who were both on had.

McLaren launch MP4-25

  Exclusive AutoRacing1.com photo gallery by Gary Parravani
The past two world F1 driving champions, Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton unveiled the 2010 McLaren F1 car to a worldwide audience via a webcast.  The new car of the all-British team features an innovative engine airbox that flows backwards and melds into the rear wing.

Ferrari launches 2010 F1 car

  Formula 1
Ferrari christened its 2010 formula one car the 'F10' as it was revealed on Thursday during a lavish launch at the famous team's Maranello factory. With a front end resembling last year's fast Red Bull car, it could not as scheduled be shaken down in the afternoon by Felipe Massa due to icy conditions at the local Fiorano test track.

Mercedes GP team presents 2010 car

  Formula 1
Today, the new Silver Arrows Formula One works team MERCEDES GP PETRONAS was presented at the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart. Nico Rosberg and seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher along with team management Ross Brawn, Nick Fry and Norbert Haug were introduced to guests with a presentation and press conference.

Women in Racing…what do we really think?

  by Scott Morris
Female racing drivers certainly seem to have no problem getting exposure, which covers the financial challenges of becoming a professional racer. But what is keeping them from winning? Some would say it is physical. Others would say it is mental, or cite other factors.  We delve into this, and give our perspective on why we do not think we will see a female champion driver in NASCAR Sprint Cup, IndyCar or F1 in our lifetime...but that doesn't mean we would not like to.

Michael Is Back!

  by Scott Morris
Mercedes GP confirmed today that 7-time F1 World Driving Champion Michael Schumacher is emerging from retirement to race for the newly badged Mercedes Grand Prix team, formerly the Brawn racing team still run by Michael’s main architect of his multiple championships, Ross Brawn.

Maybe Michael got a call from Bret Favre...