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Sergio Pérez (@checoperez17) will be testing for Ferrari in September #F1

@MarshallGP Circuit test at either Mugello or Fiorano, using the 2009 car #F1

Jul.11 (GMM) Jaime Alguersuari is back in favour at Toro Rosso, according to the Spanish press.Very recently, the 21-year-old was heavily tipped to make way at the Red Bull junior team for Daniel Ricciardo.But the Spaniard Alguersuari then achieved consecutive points finishes in Canada and Valencia, reportedly spurring Red Bull's driver manager Helmut Marko to instead find a place at HRT for Ricciardo's mid-season debut.At Toro Rosso, Alguersuari is now fully back in favour, with a third consecutive points finish at Silverstone compounding his new status.According to Spanish sports daily AS, Marko and Alguersuari had a friendly wager before the British grand prix."If you score tomorrow (Sunday), I'll pay you double for the points you score, but if you don't, you give me a case of my favourite Spanish wine," Marko reportedly told the youngster.It is believed Alguersuari still intends to buy Marko the wine.

We anticipate it all year long, it puts Bahrain on the map, transforms the nation and changes the mood of the people. It is bigger than your Silverstone, the FA Cup, the Derby, the Grand National all rolled into one

They're going to the US next year," he says. "What about Guantanamo? Isn't that human rights violation? As Bernie told me, 'If human rights was the criterion for F1 races, we would only have them in Belgium and Switzerland in the future

Alzayani admits that, not long before the F1 season opener in Australia in March, the GP2 Asia series race had to be cancelled, "because the ambulances were busy"

I would like the username rgordon changed to Hank Hill. Its what I use on other forums, and rgordon quite honestly sounds stupid and has for awhile.

'If human rights was the criterion for F1 races, we would only have them in Belgium and Switzerland in the future'

'If human rights was the criterion for F1 races, we would only have them in Belgium and Switzerland in the future'

Sources have also revealed that the outfit is giving serious consideration to handing Romain Grosjean another F1 chance later this year if he continues to impress in GP2 and Nick Heidfeld does not deliver stronger results.