Skip to main content

Recommended for you

Yamaha hopes MotoGP race winner Ai Ogura can revive Japan’s “lost” motorcycle passion

MotoGP
MotoGP
Japanese GP
Yamaha hopes MotoGP race winner Ai Ogura can revive Japan’s “lost” motorcycle passion

Guenther Steiner jokes Christian Horner Ferrari talk is good book publicity

Formula 1
Formula 1
Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Guenther Steiner jokes Christian Horner Ferrari talk is good book publicity

Joey Logano down but not out of NASCAR Chase after Kansas flat tire

NASCAR Cup
NASCAR Cup
Kansas II
Joey Logano down but not out of NASCAR Chase after Kansas flat tire

Kimi Antonelli has "spooked himself" amid F1 title pressure, says Naomi Schiff

Formula 1
Formula 1
Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Kimi Antonelli has "spooked himself" amid F1 title pressure, says Naomi Schiff

George Russell details F1 drivers' Langkawi boys' trip ahead of Bahrain GP in Malaysia

Formula 1
Formula 1
Bahrain GP in Malaysia
George Russell details F1 drivers' Langkawi boys' trip ahead of Bahrain GP in Malaysia

Porsche and Cadillac fighting on nearly equal terms in Petit Le Mans BoP

IMSA
IMSA
Petit Le Mans
Porsche and Cadillac fighting on nearly equal terms in Petit Le Mans BoP

As Mercedes looks to deal F1 2026 knockout blow, will its driver fight reignite?

Formula 1
Azerbaijan GP
As Mercedes looks to deal F1 2026 knockout blow, will its driver fight reignite?

The most unexpected driver and team breakups in modern NASCAR Cup history

NASCAR Cup
NASCAR Cup
The most unexpected driver and team breakups in modern NASCAR Cup history

Fauzy back in Spyker cockpit

Spyker's Malaysian test driver Fairuz Fauzy returned to the Formula 1 cockpit today in Santa Pod, UK, to put in a further day's testing for the Etihad Aldar Spyker Formula One Team. In warm, sunny conditions, the Malaysian assisted the team with its ...

Spyker's Malaysian test driver Fairuz Fauzy returned to the Formula 1 cockpit today in Santa Pod, UK, to put in a further day's testing for the Etihad Aldar Spyker Formula One Team. In warm, sunny conditions, the Malaysian assisted the team with its aero development programme, the first time Fairuz had been in the F8-VII since the team's four-day test in Paul Ricard back in May.

"It was great to be back in the F1 car," commented Fairuz. "We concentrated on aero development and control systems and had a very productive day. Santa Pod is not really a complete track, but it's quite bumpy, fun and challenging to drive. We didn't have any problems and it was nice to be able to get some more mileage in a Formula One car. I'm looking forward to getting some more time later in the season."

This season, the 24-year-old has also been competing in the Formula World Series by Renault 3.5 series. So far Fairuz has enjoyed some promising results and in the last round of the series at the Hungaroring, secured his best result of the season so far; second place, just half a second behind the winner.

-credit: spyker

Previous article Gascoyne reviews Hungary
Next article Spyker confident of finishing the season

Top Comments

Latest news