Former Toyota driver Mika Salo admits that the Japanese manufacturer's decision to leave Formula One came as no surprise to him.
On the eve of his first NASCAR test, Jarno Trulli admits a switch to the American series could be a possibility for the future but for now he wants to remain in F1.
Although Jarno Trulli has already stated his upcoming NASCAR test is for fun, the Michael Waltrip Racing team owner insists his outfit is taking it seriously.
John Howett has revealed that Toyota's Formula One team is unlikely to be sold.
Lotus are hoping to have their 2010 driver line-up signed and sealed by the end of November with Jarno Trulli coming in as one of the favourites.
Jenson Button says it is "sad" that Toyota had left F1, adding that although new teams are arriving they won't be in the same league at the start of their F1 careers.
Toyota's withdrawal from F1 may have left Kamui Kobayashi without a 2010 race-seat but the Japanese driver hasn't given up on his Formula One dream.
Jarno Trulli says Toyota's decision to quit Formula One was not a surprise.
Ferrari have blamed "those who managed Formula 1 over the past few years" and not the economic crisis for Toyota's decision to leave Formula One.
The FIA are to revisit the recently imposed cost-cutting measures in the wake of Toyota's departure from Formula One.
Toyota President Akio Toyoda has offered his "deepest apologies" to the team's fans after they failed to reach their targets in F1.
The Toyota Motor Corporation has released the following statement following its decision to leave Formula One.
Formula One has been rocked by yet another withdrawal after Toyota announced that it is quitting the sport with immediate effect.
Toyota are set to become the second manufacturer to pull out of Formula One this year, according to media reports.
If he doesn't land a Toyota race-seat for next year's Championship, Kamui Kobayashi could be working in his father's sushi restaurant instead of racing.