si ija y to los españoles tiesos, cieguisimos y con la guitarra y liando una juerga flamenca

pues no des ideas... por lo ke pueda pasar... a los españoles pal caxondeo hay ke convencerlos muy poko..

Parece ser que la Republica Checa también se apunta, los pilotos serian Tomas Enge, Jarek Janis y Jan Charouz. Y se hablaba de un equipo de Canada pero no se si esta confirmado...

mirando hoy en pitpass e encontrado esto:

http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpa...s_art_id=25852

canada al final si participa, ahora estan negociando con japon, italia y españa como posibles integrantes

A ver si al final tenemos equipo español!

Los proximos tests (y los ultimos antes del Grand Prix de Brand Hatch, del 23 al 25 de Septiembre) estan previstos el 19 de Septiembre en Silverstone.

RedBull sera patrocinador del equipo de Austria, y Mathias Lauda piloto.

Team Austria and RedBull

Austria, 16 September 2005

Drinks company Red Bull has been announced as title sponsor of A1GP Team Austria.

The Austrian car will be driven by Mathias Lauda, who will test it for the first time at Silverstone on Monday.

"It will be good for me to get experience of racing over the winter," Lauda told Autosport magazine. "Along with testing GP2 I will effectively get two seasons in one."

(www.a1podium.com)

Pues entonces me parece que Austria no va a hacer nada :sisi

Pues no habra equipo español, los equipos que completan la lista seran finalmente Austria, Italia y Japon... :2(

AUSTRIA, ITALY AND JAPAN JOIN A1 GRAND PRIX TO COMPLETE THE SEASON’S LINE-UP

19/09/2005 - London, 19 September - Three more teams, all representing countries with a proud heritage in motorsport, have joined A1 Grand Prix completing the grid for the first A1 Grand Prix of Nations to be held at Brands Hatch, Great Britain this weekend.

Testing today at Silverstone, the three teams have been busy setting up their cars and preparing drivers for the World Cup of Motorsport's inaugural race weekend beginning with the Series' first official practice session on Friday afternoon.

The Austrian car will be run by two legendary Formula One World Champions - Niki Lauda and Keke Rosberg. Arch rivals on track in the 1980s, the two men are now working together leading A1 Team Austria's A1 car to be driven by Mathias Lauda - son of triple world champion Niki.

Leading the Italian team is Piercarlo Ghinzani who, after a successful career as a professional driver from 1970-1990, founded his own race team in 1992. Matteo Bobbi, Gianmaria Bruni, Daniel La Rosa and Enrico Toccacelo are all in the running for the prestigious driver's seat but the entry for the Brands Hatch race will not be announced until the official driver sign-on this Thursday.

A business conglomeration will run A1 Team Japan's car which today was shaken down by ex-F1 star Hideki Noda but will be driven by Ryo Fukuda at Brands Hatch. The team will be run by Carlin Motorsport, a team with a string of racing titles to their name, most recently the British Formula 3 championship title.

These three teams complete the A1GP grid meaning that 25 cars, all representing a different country, will take to the Brands Hatch track on Sunday. Like all other teams, the deals run for the first three seasons - guaranteeing years of thrilling on-track action for fans all over the world.

A1 Grand Prix Founder, President and Chairman, Sheikh Maktoum, congratulated the teams on winning the remaining three franchises: 'I am pleased to welcome three countries with such a strong motorsport pedigree to the A1 Grand Prix family. We now have 25 countries battling for the honour of being the best in the world, in a competition that starts in only a few short days.'

'When our 25 A1 engines start for the first time this weekend, A1 Grand Prix enters a new dimension. After beginning as the vision of one man, and after three years of planning and hard work, I am proud to bring the World Cup of Motorsport to millions of viewers around the globe' he continued.

A1 Grand Prix CEO, Tony Teixeira who brokered the deals with the A1GP teams, commented: 'We promised to deliver 25 teams by the start of the first season, and we've done it. We have offered seat holders, commercial partners, their sponsors and our broadcasters details on the sound business model on which we have based the A1GP series. This has made owning or supporting a franchise, and showing the races on television an attractive proposition. In fact, we have been so successful in generating interest in A1 Grand Prix, the national competition began before our cars have taken to the track. We've had to turn away applications from a number of countries to keep to our limit of 25 teams.'

A1 Grand Prix also revealed today that businessman Wade Cherwayko has taken over the franchise for A1 Team Canada with Sean McIntosh behind the wheel of the red and white car this weekend.

The addition of the three new teams means that 25 A1 race cars representing Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakistan, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Switzerland and the USA will be seen on track for the first time.

(www.a1gp.com, 19/09/2005)

nos quedamos sin equipo español... a todo esto cuando empieza la a1gp¿

Este fin de semana, en Brands Hatch :

Inaugural race - Brands Hatch, September 23-25

Sporting history will be made at Brands Hatch in September, as the legendary Kent circuit hosts the global debut of the A1 Grand Prix series dubbed "the World Cup of Motorsport".

After two years of planning and organisation, fans will finally get their first chance to see the dawn of a new era in motorsport. Never before has such an ambitious and innovative project been attempted, yet the concept remains refreshingly simple - up to 25 cars from 25 different nations competing against each other in identical machinery. No team orders, no performance advantages, just great racing.



Team Great Britain needs you to cheer them on - Robbie Kerr and Alex Lloyd are flying the flag for their nation after showing some promising form in recent testing.

With a line up comprising of nations from all over the world, this will truly be a multinational occasion. With countries such as USA, France, Germany and Australia represented, there will be plenty of sporting rivalries renewed!
If you haven't already purchased tickets, you'll be surprised at how affordable they are. £39 for a weekend ticket is great value for three days of world class motorsport.

Grandstand seats and Paddock passes are also just £10 each, but numbers are limited so you'll need to hurry. Go to www.motorsportvision.co.uk to book your tickets now.

You can also book by phone on 0870 950 9000 between 9am and 5.30pm Monday to Friday.

Asi es el circuito :

Los resultados de los tests de Silverstone estan en
http://www.msttiming.com/barc/2005/53823.pdf

Se retransmite en SKY Sport 2 de 10 a 12 de la mañana , en Sky Sport Extra de 15h00 a 17h00 el sabado 24, y a partir de las 12h00 en Sky Sport 2 el domingo... para quien las pille!

la unica opcion sera buscar un bittorrent y a ver si funciona el tinglao este