Teams
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McLaren |
| Having clinched the drivers title in '08, the Woking team will be looking to build on that success this season. They'll have to do it without Ron Dennis though... |
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Ferrari |
| Ferrari once again bagged the Constructors' crown in 2008 but team errors cost them the Drivers' title. In 2009 they'll be chasing the double... |
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BMW Sauber |
| The FIA have awarded the up-for-sale BMW team 14th place on the 2010 grid.
While it was thought that the governing body would restrict entries for next season to 13 teams, it has relaxed its |
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Renault |
| After an impressive end to '09, and with double Champ Fernando Alonso 'happy' and on back on the podium, things are on the up for the Enstone-based outfit... |
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Toyota |
| In '08 Cologne-based Toyota began to deliver the results their big budget suggests they're capable of achieving, but there's still room for improvement... |
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Toro Rosso |
| STR where impressive in '08, picking up their first race win. Looking better than their more illustrious cousins Red Bull and they'll want to keep it that way... |
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Red Bull Racing |
| With the impressive Sebastian Vettel added to the Red Bull line-up, Red Bull will be looking to at least finish above their 'b-team' Toro Rosso in 2009... |
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Williams |
| Sir Frank may believe the that team can return to their former glory, but without a successful 2009, he may be the only one left who does... |
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Brawn GP |
| Brawn GP, formerly Honda, will take to the grid this season after an 11th hour sale. But with little testing and a ban on in-season testing, life will be hard... |
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Force India |
| The former Spyker car had a new name in 2008, but it was an all too familiar story as they propped up the Constructors' table. Much work is needed... |
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Super Aguri |
| Super Aguri couldn't follow up on the promise shown in 2007 and departed the F1 grid after the fourth race... |
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