F1: Coulthard not intending to quit
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David Coulthard says he will not retire from Formula One even though he does not yet have a drive for 2005.
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Michael Schumacher insists that Ferrari bosses did not pressure him into announcing his retirement.
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Juan Pablo Montoya left his first job in Formula One by winning Sunday&#39;s season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix. David Coulthard&#39;s last race for the McLaren team after nine seasons ended in disappointment.
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STEWARTRY-born David Coulthard is favourite to book a seat in the Red Bull Racing team. The 33-year-old who was axed by McLaren-Mercedes at the end of the season has been on the lookout for a team for the 2005 season.
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In a highly anticipated move, Red Bull Racing announced today that it has signed David Coulthard to a one-year contract. Coulthard, by no means a spring chicken as far as F1 goes, is lucky to have gotten this
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F1 champion Michael Schumacher  dismisses suggestions he is set to to retire.
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David Coulthard has been given a glimmer of hope by F1âs newest team Red Bull Racing. The Scot is fighting for his F1 future after parting company with McLaren at the end of the future.
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Mark Webber (Red Bull), David Coulthard (Red Bull), Alexander Wurz (Williams), Rubens Barrichello (H...
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Sensational rise of Formula One driver could reach stratospheric levels if he seals world championship.
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The BRDC are apparently not willing to pay the full requested fee to Formula One Management to host the Grand Prix. &quot;We&#39;ve made an offer which is very reasonable, based on sane economics,&quot; the BRDC&#39;s chief executive Alex Hooten said.
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David Coulthard is to test for the Red Bull Racing F1 team in Jerez, Spain, this week. He will join the team to drive the team&#39;s 2004 car, the R5.
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Coulthard, whose McLaren contract expires at the end of this year, tested with the Austrian-owned team in Spain recently, easily outpacing Red Bull hopefuls Christian Klien and Vitantonio Liuzzi.
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DAVID COULTHARD will contest the 2005 Formula One season after signing a one-year deal with Red Bull Racing. However, the 33-year-old Scot will have to work for his salary after agreeing a performance-related pay package.
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Ferrari ally Peter Sauber says he has no regrets about signing up for a cost-cutting initiative that left the world champions isolated in the Formula One paddock.
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FORMULA One is likely to continue with the same number of teams next season despite Ford&#39;s decision to quit, world motorsport head Max Mosley said yesterday.
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The boss of Formula One has said he doesn&#39;t think there will be a British Grand Prix in 2005. An argument about how much money F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone gets in return for letting the British Grand Prix happen has ended without an agreement.
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HAMBURG, Germany -- Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher vowed on Monday last week&#39;s high-speed crash would not stop him going all-out for victory in the Italian grand prix.