Lotus : We have a shortlist of drivers
f1insight.blogspot.com 9/15/2009 — Lotus F1 Technical Director Mike Gascoyne has revealed that the team is eyeing several drivers ahead of the legendary name's revisiting of the sport next year. The Malaysian-backed squad, which has been allowed use of the Lotus brand by owners Proton, has been selected by the FIA as Formula ...

Lotus returns to Formula 1 since they left in 1994
f1insight.blogspot.com 9/15/2009 — The famous Lotus name will be back on the F1 grid next year, the FIA has confirmed. The governing body revealed on Tuesday that the Lotus F1 Team entry has been accepted to fill the vacant space left by the departing BMW Sauber, which has also submitted what has been described as an ...

Lotus company not behind 'Team Lotus'
autosport.com 6/10/2009 — Group Lotus plc and its subsidiary Lotus Cars Limited have moved to distance themselves from the recently-announced "Team Lotus" that has submitted an entry for the 2010 Formula 1 world championship, and signaled that they are prepared to take action ...

Fernandes to hand over Lotus team boss role
f1insight.blogspot.com 9/19/2009 — The AirAsia airline chief Tony Fernandes has revealed he does not plan to be the new Lotus outfit's long-term team principal. The entrepreneur and millionaire was this week named by the FIA as the head of the new Malaysian-owned Lotus F1 Team that is set to debut in 2010. "The team principal ...

F1: Lotus 2010 Driver Line-up ???
paddocktalk.com 30 days ago — F1: Lotus 2010 Driver Line-up ? Fairuz Fauzy believes he has now proved his ability to move up to formula one in 2010. The Malaysian is linked with the country's new Lotus F1 team, and the 27-year-old driver last weekend secured the runner-up spot in the World Series by Renault.

Litespeed To Use Lotus Name For 2010 If Entry Successful
f1fanatics.wordpress.com 6/7/2009 — Team Litespeed, the British F3 team who have made an entry request to join Formula One from the 2010 season are to use Team Lotus as it’s name if they are successful. The evocative former F1 team and lightweight sportscar manufacturer famous for powering people like Jim Clark and ...

Lotus team awarded spot on 2010 Formula 1 grid (PA SportsTicker)
sports.yahoo.com 9/15/2009 — Lotus is returning to Formula One racing.

Litespeed to use Lotus name for F1 bid
autosport.com 6/9/2009 — Litespeed has announced that it will use the historic Lotus name for its attempt to enter Formula 1 next season

Lotus Return To F1 With Final Team Slot For 2010
f1fanatics.wordpress.com 9/15/2009 — Team Lotus, one of the most synonymous names with Formula One will return to the top formula of racing for the 2010 season. The team, which will be backed by Malaysian funding, takes BMW Sauber’s lost slot. That said, BMW’s application was so good, they have been placed onto a ...

Lotus wants experienced drivers
autosport.com 21 days ago — Lotus hopes to finalise its driver line-up by the end of this month, with technical chief Mike Gascoyne admitting that it wants two experienced men on board next year

Ferrari sponsors owe $4.7m to Force India — F1-Live.com 21 days ago
Abu Dhabi companies Etihad Airways and Aldar Properties have been ordered to pay $4...  

Force India wary of Lotus model — F1-Live.com 21 days ago
When the new Lotus F1 team released pictures of its 2010 car's wind tunnel model in mid-October, people at Force India took a second look at what they saw...  

Aerolab rubbishes data-passing reports — F1 news - autosport.com 20 days ago
Aerolab has rubbished suggestions that it has passed on Force India data to parent company Fondtech, amid reports that the Silverstone-based team is concerned about the similarities between its old car and the new Lotus.

Aerolab confirms Force India legal action — F1-Live.com 20 days ago
Italian wind tunnel firm Aerolab has confirmed it is taking legal action against the Force India team following allegations this week of collusion between parent company, Fondtech, and the new Lotus F1 project...  

Force India Wins $4.6 Million in Suit Against Sponsors — Bleacher Report - Motorsports 21 days ago
Former Force India sponsors Eithad and Aldar today were ordered to pay the team $4.6 million in compensation for terminating their deals after the team made its switch from Spyker to Force India. Do you suppose Giancarlo Fisichella is on ...