2005
Webber still regrets passing up Renault move
As he approaches retirement, Mark Webber says he would change little about his F1 career, except for one decision in late 2004...
FIA reveals official entry list for 2005.
Formula One's governing body, the FIA, yesterday revealed the 'full' entry list for the 2005 F1 World Championship, seven places remain to be confirmed for next year - namely one at Williams, and both slots at Red Bull Racing, Jordan and Minardi.
Where will Abe go?
Following Wednesday's announcement that Ruben Xaus and Toni Elias will ride for the Tech 3 Yamaha team next season, the future of Norick Abe - one of the team's 2004 riders - remains uncertain.
Skoda confirms full-time WRC return [updated].
Skoda has confirmed that it will contest a full WRC programme in 2005, having only competed in a limited number of events this season.
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Villeneuve happy with Sauber decision.
After nearly a year away from the sport, 1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve makes his return to Formula One this weekend in the Chinese Grand Prix.
2005 V8 Supercar calendar.
Announced live on Australia's Network ten, the V8 Supercar Series calendar for 2005 sees the return of Philip Island.
Montoya's 'secret' contract with McLaren for 2005.
BMW WilliamsF1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya looks set to leave the Oxfordshire based concern at the end of 2004, after signing a 'secret contract' to drive for McLaren-Mercedes.