Formula One News — September 2009

Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro has announced that it has reached an agreement with the driver Fernando Alonso. The agreement covers three racing seasons, starting in 2010.

The Formula 1 teams met on Sunday in Singapore and it seems that they have finally agreed that they will not be using KERS in 2010, although they want to leave open the possibility that there will be energy-recovery systems in F1 in the future.

Before BMW took the decision to quit F1 a new sponsorship deal was agreed to with Petronas, but no contracts were signed and although the Malaysian oil company wants to continue in F1, the Malaysian government is keen to roll the sponsorship into its Team Lotus operation.

Singapore GP - Race Report

Singapore GP - Race Notes

Singapore GP - Sunday Photos

Singapore GP - Sunday Press Conference

Singapore GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Singapore GP - Race Results

Singapore GP - Qualifying Report

Singapore GP - Saturday Photos

Singapore GP - Saturday Press Conference

Singapore GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Singapore GP - Qualifying Results

Singapore GP - Practice 3 Results

Sebastian Vettel set the fastest time of the second practice session in Singapore, three-tenths faster than Fernando Alonso's Renault. Heikki Kovalainen was third fastest in his McLaren ahead of Nick Heidfeld and Jenson Button.

Singapore GP - Friday Photos

Singapore GP - Friday Press Conference

Singapore GP - Friday Team Quotes

Singapore GP - Practice 2 Results

Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button set the pace in the first session for the Singapore GP. Mark Webber was third fastest for Red Bull ahead of Fernando Alonso, Sebastian Vettel and the two McLarens: Heikki Kovalainen ending up ahead of Lewis Hamilton.

Singapore GP - Practice 1 Results

BMW Motorsport boss Dr Mario Theissen has confirmed that the Swiss team will be using Ferrari engines in 2010 as has been rumoured since BMW announced that it is pulling out of F1 and will not produce any further F1 engines.

Renault F1 driver Romain Grosjean may be sidelined today because of food poisoning.

Renault F1 sponsors ING and Mutua Madrilena are both leaving the team with immediate effect.