Bernie Ecclestone, ready to give more time to Bahrain

Bernie Ecclestone is ready to give more time to Bahren, in relation to the dispute of the Grand Prix. This would mean that the deadline of 1 may, decided by the FIA, to make the decision about the hypothetical Grand Prix of Bahrain 2011 would be obsolete, and would be allowed to make a decision later.
Earlier this week, we saw activists asked Bernie Ecclestone that is not reinstating the race this year, and the reply of the Supreme did not expect. Obviously, Bernie is not for the work of Miss the money that can be achieved with the dispute of the race.
In principle, seeing that the situation in Bahrain is not improving, and always according to Bernie Ecclestone, it is possible that the date limit be extended in a few weeks, with the goal that everything returns to normal and the Grand Prize can be guaranteed. The initial idea of the English is approximately the first week of June.
According to Ecclestone, at times, situations can thus change within two weeks, and believed possible, although it now seems that the situation does not improve, be resolved completely in a month. Come on, if not we had enough with Ecclestone talking about formula one, now we have to see how he gets into the internal affairs of other countries.

Sergio Perez wants to be ready for Ferrari when he finished the season

Sergio Perez has acknowledged that you would like to be ready for the ability to race for Ferrari when he finishes this season, and is described as a "dream", the aim of competing with the Italian brand. All this it collected the BBC, following the career of Malaysia.
Perez impressed the world of formula 1 in his first race in Melbourne, where a technical irregularity deprived him of carrying a few points earned with effort. Those who had seen him run before already knew of his talent, but by no means the minor was surprise.
Despite this, in Malaysia became it worse and was forced to leave. The case is that, as a pilot of the program of young pilots of Ferrari, "Czech" was asked if he would like to run in Ferrari. A typical question which brought with it a logical answer, although it can be further interpreted.
In recent weeks, several Italian sources have assured that Sergio Perez would have already signed a contract with Ferrari to run in 2012, replacing Felipe Massa. This would not become public until the Grand Prize of Italy, to not destabilize the Brazilian.
Gossip of the paddock, that there is no doubt, but it is often said that "when the River sounds, water leads". For the moment, Sergio has already made a declaration of intentions, and if his driving backs its words, there is no doubt that will end in red.

Grosjean insists, "I'm ready" to replace Kubica

Romain Grosjean insists he is ready to return to Europe and replace injured Robert Kubica.

French Swiss origin, who along with Bruno Senna is third Renault driver this year, is located in Abu Dhabi for the start of the GP2.

However, in Jerez, Senna is rolling the R31 this week that pilots experienced as Nick Heidfeld, Pedro de la Rosa and Vitantonio Liuzzi are considered for the post race as candidates for the post of Kubica.

"I'm ready to answer the call, but for now I'm here to compete in the GP2?, said Grosjean, he scored a mediocre seven Grands Prix debut with Renault in the middle of 2009."

"My goal." "The goal for me being in F1 in 2012, and we will work to make little by little it so".

"If I call (seating Kubica), I'm going, but if they have something else in mind, I accept that as a member of the team".

"I will always support the team and at the moment, all my thoughts are with Robert," added 24-year-old Grosjean.

Another candidate who is actually as possible for Kubica seat by the head of the team Boullier is Reserve Force India, Nico Hulkenberg.

"In my eyes, is the best person available," wrote former Jos Verstappen driver in his latest column for the newspaper De Telegraaf.

"I see the German with a great potential;". "Very fast, hard-working and a winner of race".

Statements to journalists in Jerez on Thursday, however, Boullier said Hulkenberg is not a candidate due to his lack of experience.

 

Heidfeld is ready to fight for Renault seat

Nick Heidfeld is fully prepared to enter race car in 2011, according to the manager of the German pilot.

Heidfeld for 33 years, near believed he would return to Mercedes as a pilot for this season when his former teammate of BMW, Robert Kubica was seriously injured in an accident in rally.

Now former Sauber driver in 2010, is emerging as a full time favorite to replace Kubica in Renault and will test the R31 in a day and a half in Jerez this weekend.

Heidfeld manager Andre Theuerzeit is confident.

"Nick stayed in shape during the winter, ready to compete," he said.

Theuerzeit indicated that Heidfeld - Mercedes - reserve seat choice is probably more lucrative than the Renault unit.

"Nick is a racing heart and soul." "For him, the race is more important than the money," he said.

Heidfeld insisted that he is relaxed and will not change their normal approach for this test.

"I am not going to slowly build or try to go fast", is quoted by Dutch web f1today.nl. "I do at my pace, which is the best way because that is how I've always done".

"You take me some time adapt to new systems and a new car, but I'm used to this kind of situation," he added Heidfeld.

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