Nick Heidfeld
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F1: Boullier hints at Friday role for Senna
Motorsport.com &bull Dec 14, 2011
With the Enstone based team known as Renault this year, the Brazilian began 2011 in the third driver role before graduating to the race cockpit mid-season when Nick Heidfeld was ousted. Senna, 28, has been quoted this week as admitting… Full Story »
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Senna open to reserve driver role in 2012
F1 Live &bull Dec 13, 2011
When replacing Nick Heidfeld ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix this season, Senna had to adapt quickly to the Renault having made only one Friday practice appearance in the R31. With Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean driving for the team… Full Story »
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Perez happy to prove he is no pay driver
Planet F1 &bull Dec 13, 2011
The Mexican was surprisingly handed a drive at Sauber in place of Nick Heidfeld for this year and the team announced a partnership with his sponsor Telmex soon after. It immediately led to speculation that Perez was handed the seat… Full Story »
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Senna : "Ca se presente bien mieux que l'annee derniere !"
Automoto 365 &bull Dec 12, 2011
La prise de fonction de Bruno Senna au poste de pilote titulaire de Lotus Renault GP, en remplacement de Nick Heidfeld... Full Story »
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Topics:
- Nick Heidfeld
- Renault
- Lotus
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Senna confident for 2012 despite narrowing options
F1 Live &bull Dec 10, 2011
Senna raced at the final eight grands prix in 2011 as he was drafted in to replace Nick Heidfeld at Renault (soon to be renamed Lotus). However, he will not race for the team next year as Kimi Raikkonen and… Full Story »
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F1: Senna hopes to keep Renault/Lotus seat for 2012
Motorsport.com &bull Nov 22, 2011
The Brazilian stepped into the black and gold R31 earlier this season to replace Nick Heidfeld, who had been signed as injured regular Robert Kubica's initial substitute. And his thoughts are already set beyond the season finale, with his mother… Full Story »
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Sutil targets ninth in Drivers' Championship
GP Update &bull Nov 22, 2011
Adrian Sutil is aiming for a two-place championship jump as the 2011 Formula 1 season ends in Brazil this weekend. Such a result would see him leapfrog Lotus Renault GP drivers Vitaly Petrov and the ousted Nick Heidfeld, with the… Full Story »
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F1 : Rosberg not worried Formula 1 career could echo that of Nick Heidfeld - F1SA
Google News &bull Nov 22, 2011
F1SA F1 : Rosberg not worried Formula 1 career could echo that of Nick Heidfeld F1SA However, it must rankle Rosberg that, despite his arguably more successful formative career, the two year younger Sebastian Vettel came into Formula 1 and… Full Story »
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Rosberg not worried career could echo Heidfeld's
Formula1.net &bull Nov 22, 2011
Nico Rosberg insists he has no fear his promising F1 career might end as countryman Nick Heidfeld's did - without a single win. German Heidfeld contested more than 180 grands prix until this season without ever standing at the top… Full Story »
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Senna hopes to keep Renault seat for 2012
Formula1.net &bull Nov 22, 2011
Nov.22 (GMM) Bruno Senna has admitted he is hoping to be retained by Renault for 2012. The Brazilian stepped into the black and gold R31 earlier this season to replace Nick Heidfeld, who had been signed as injured regular Robert… Full Story »
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De la Rosa to join HRT
Skysports - Formula 1 News &bull Nov 21, 2011
His best result was with McLaren in 2006 when, after replacing Juan Pablo Montoya mid-season, he finished second behind Jenson Button in Hungary - his only podium placing in 86 starts. De la Rosa quit his testing role at McLaren… Full Story »
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McLaren pays tribute to de la Rosa
F1 Live &bull Nov 21, 2011
De la Rosa first joined McLaren from Jaguar in 2003 as a test driver, and made nine grand prix starts for the team before leaving to lead Sauber in 2010. After being replaced by Nick Heidfeld he tested for Pirelli… Full Story »
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De la Rosa joins HRT for 2012
F1 Live &bull Nov 21, 2011
De la Rosa began his career with Arrows in 1999, and after a spell at Jaguar he then moved to McLaren as a test driver. He competed in eight races in 2006 but then remained test driver until moving to… Full Story »
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Senna on a learning curve in 2011
F1 Live &bull Nov 21, 2011
Senna made his Formula One debut with HRT in 2010, moving to Renault as third driver at the start of this season. Having replaced Nick Heidfeld at the Belgian Grand Prix, the race in Brazil will be Senna's eighth with… Full Story »
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'Senna out, Grosjean in at Renault'
Planet F1 &bull Nov 21, 2011
There has been a lot of talk about Renault's 2012 line-up in recent weeks especially as fans around the world await word on whether or not Robert Kubica can return to Formula One next season. The Pole has been out… Full Story »
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Senna - Lessons learned
Skysports - Formula 1 News &bull Nov 20, 2011
Senna was called up to replace Nick Heidfeld when the German was axed ahead of the Belgian GP, but has scored just two points in his seven grands prix to date. However, the Brazilian says it has all been part… Full Story »
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Topics:
- Nick Heidfeld
- Renault
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F1: Mother Viviane says Senna negotiating 2012 Renault deal
Motorsport.com &bull Nov 18, 2011
Officially, the Brazilian as well as his current teammate Vitaly Petrov, Romain Grosjean and Robert Kubica are all in the running for the two race seats. But team boss Eric Boullier has hinted that Pole Kubica will not be ready… Full Story »
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F1: Petrov blasts his team
pitpass &bull Nov 18, 2011
Despite the pre-season loss of Robert Kubica, who was seriously injured in a rallying crash in February, Petrov and Nick Heidfeld got Lotus Renault GP's season off to the best possible start when they scored podium results in the opening two races. However, for… Full Story »
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Market waits for last pieces in 2012 driver puzzle
Formula1.net &bull Nov 8, 2011
Nov.8 (GMM) Force India's drivers might have to wait a little longer to learn their fate. Despite earlier scheduling a mid December announcement, boss Vijay Mallya has been pushed by Adrian Sutil to make an earlier call about the team's… Full Story »
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F1: Bad form leaves Senna exposed for 2012 seat
Motorsport.com &bull Oct 19, 2011
The Brazilian, who replaced Nick Heidfeld five races ago, had a horror weekend in Korea, qualifying seven places behind Vitaly Petrov and finishing just in front of a Lotus. With three races to go this season, the team's fifth place… Full Story »
