Red Bull Sticking with Renault According to FIA Entry List


By Ian Lockwood
December 1 2009

Red Bull Racing will be sticking with Renault engines for the 2010 season - at least according the 2010 FIA Formula One World Championship Entry List.

Whether this will change following Renault's upcoming announcement on their F1 plans remains to be seen. The entry list also confirms that the new entrant previously known as Manor will be backed by Richard Branson and compete as Virgin Racing. There is no slot for Sauber, and Toyota is confirmed as entered (having signed up to the Concorde Agreement) with a footnote to say a further announcement will be made concerning the entry in due course.

The full list looks like this:-

No Driver                                  Entrant                                             Constructor

1  Jenson BUTTON (GB)      VODAFONE McLAREN MERCEDES McLAREN MERCEDES
2  Lewis HAMILTON (GB)     VODAFONE McLAREN MERCEDES McLAREN MERCEDES

3  Nico ROSBERG (D)          BRAWN GP FORMULA ONE TEAM*  BRAWN MERCEDES
4  TBA                              BRAWN GP FORMULA ONE TEAM*  BRAWN MERCEDES

5  Sebastian VETTEL (D)     RED BULL RACING                    RED BULL RENAULT
6  Mark WEBBER (AUS)       RED BULL RACING                    RED BULL RENAULT

7  Felipe MASSA (BR)         SCUDERIA FERRARI MARLBORO       FERRARI
8  Fernando ALONSO (E)     SCUDERIA FERRARI MARLBORO       FERRARI

9  Rubens BARRICHELLO (BR) AT&T WILLIAMS              WILLIAMS COSWORTH
10 Nico HULKENBERG (D)         AT&T WILLIAMS              WILLIAMS COSWORTH

11 Robert KUBICA (PL)      RENAULT F1 TEAM                         RENAULT
12 TBA                            RENAULT F1 TEAM                          RENAULT

14 Adrian SUTIL (D)         FORCE INDIA F1 TEAM          FORCE INDIA MERCEDES
15 Vitantonio LIUZZI (I)   FORCE INDIA F1 TEAM          FORCE INDIA MERCEDES

16 Sebastien BUEMI (CH)    SCUDERIA TORO ROSSO         STR FERRARI
17 TBA                              SCUDERIA TORO ROSSO         STR FERRARI

18 TBA                              LOTUS F1 RACING                 LOTUS COSWORTH
19 TBA                              LOTUS F1 RACING                 LOTUS COSWORTH

20 TBA                            CAMPOS META 1                   CAMPOS DALLARA
21 Bruno SENNA (BR)        CAMPOS META 1                    CAMPOS DALLARA

22 TBA                              US F1 TEAM                       US F1 COSWORTH
23 TBA                              US F1 TEAM                       US F1 COSWORTH

24 Timo GLOCK (D)          VIRGIN RACING                   VIRGIN COSWORTH
25 TBA                            VIRGIN RACING                   VIRGIN COSWORTH

*This team has indicated its intention to change its team name to Mercedes Grand Prix prior to the start of the 2010 season.

Toyota Motorsport GmbH remains formally bound by the Concorde Agreement to put forward a team for participation, though it has indicated that it will not be in a position to do so. An announcement will be made regarding this entry in due course.

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Red Bull Sticking with Renault According to FIA Entry List
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growler
01/12/2009 09:53
The name Renault appearing just because the team had to say something according to Christian......

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chucky2
01/12/2009 10:03
i like how button is number one and lewis two. very funny!

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Jock 2009
01/12/2009 10:09
I think it sucks that Mark and Seb finished where they did but get stuck with 5 and 6. Crazy rules!

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