Charles Pic will race for the Marussia team in the 2012 Formula 1 season, Virgin Racing confirmed on Sunday. read more »

Marussia Virgin has confirmed that Charles Pic will be joining the team for the 2012 F1 season. The Frenchman, who will be 22 years old by the time the campaign starts, has... read more »

Timo Glock was the first retirement in Brazil on Sunday, having lost his left-rear wheel after Marussia Virgin were involved in a pit lane duel with HRT. The German, who played... read more »

The HRT cars will line up on the penultimate row of the grid for this afternoon’s Brazilian Grand Prix, having out-qualified both Marussia Virgin Racing cars at... read more »

Nov.23 (GMM) Virgin's part-ownership by the British bank Lloyds is threatening to run the struggling formula one team off track. Part taxpayer-owned Lloyds bought an... read more »

Marussia Virgin target a strong finish to a relatively disappointing 2011 campaign during this weekend s Brazilian GP read more »

Robert Wickens continues to strive for a Formula 1 race seat next year, but admits that he is also reviewing other options as the driver market remains inundated. The Canadian... read more »

Marussia hopes for a strong end to the 2011 campaign as the Formula 1 season ends in Brazil this weekend. The Interlagos event marks the last race at which the team is... read more »

Charles Pic, who is reportedly set to race for Marussia Virgin next season, says his running in Abu Dhabi this week was "good experience"... read more »

Nov.17 (GMM) It is a sign of the times when an established formula one driver admits he will need to 'google' his likely new teammate. Timo Glock joked to Auto... read more »

The Virgin team (to be renamed Marussia in 2012) is expected to announce that Charles Pic will replace Jerome d'Ambrosio for next season. The GP2 driver read more »

Frenchman Charles Pic will drive for Marussia next year with Jerome d'Ambrosia the man likely to make way, according to reports... read more »

As more and more sources are now confirming that Charles Pic will drive for Marussia Virgin Racing next year, chances are that Belgian Jerôme D'Ambrosio will no longer... read more »

Marussia Virgin team boss John Booth would not be drawn on the importance of next week's Abu Dhabi test to the team's 2012 line-up. read more »

Marussia Virgin have confirmed Adrian Quaife-Hobbs, Charles Pic and Robert Wickens for next week's Young Driver test in Abu Dhabi... read more »

Marussia Virgin has announced that Adrian Quaife-Hobbs, Charles Pic and reserve driver Robert Wickens will join the team for next week's Young Driver Test. read more »

Virgin Racing has confirmed that Charles Pic will be part of its driver line-up for next week’s Young Driver test session in Abu Dhabi. The Frenchman is being widely... read more »

Nov.10 (GMM) Virgin has refused to confirm reports it has already decided to replace Jerome d'Ambrosio with French rookie Charles Pic in 2012. The French sports daily... read more »

Nov.9 (GMM) Frenchman Charles Pic has now sealed a deal to make his formula one race debut with the Marussia (currently Virgin) team in 2012. We reported two weeks ago that... read more »

Marussia Virgin expects this weekend s Abu Dhabi GP to be both interesting and challenging while hoping to get back to their usual two car finish. read more »

The 2012 grid will feature Caterham, Lotus and Marussia after the FIA confirmed that the three teams will be allowed to change their names... read more »

Marussia Virgin Racing Reserve Driver Robert Wickens will take part in the first Free Practice session of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (11-13 November) as a reward for winning the... read more »

During a Formula 1 Commission meeting in Geneva on Thursday, the F1 Chiefs approved the name change requests that were put forward by Team Lotus, Renault Lotus F1 and Marussia... read more »

Formula 1’s teams have agreed on the requested name changes for Lotus Renault GP, Team Lotus and Virgin Racing in Thursday’s meeting of the Formula One... read more »

The names Team Lotus, Renault and Virgin Racing will disappear from the F1 scene next year and be replaced by Caterham, Lotus and Marussia. read more »