Sergey Sirotkin will have his first taste of F1 next month when he takes part in a demonstration run at the Sochi circuit... read more »

Russian driver Sergey Sirotkin got his first taste of the world of Formula 1 as he toured the Sauber factory in Switzerland on Wednesday. The 17-year-old, who is being lined up... read more »

Russian driver Sergey Sirotkin has had a seat-fitting with Sauber, with the Hinwil-based outfit displaying its clearest signal yet that it is planning to promote the 17... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg feels it is a "bit risky" for Sauber to fast-track Russian teenager Sergey Sirotkin... read more »

Russian youngster Sergey Sirotkin is to visit Sauber's Hinwil HQ this week as part of his integration into the Swiss team. read more »

Russian teenager Sergey Sirotkin will visit the Sauber factory next week as he gears up for a future with the Formula One team... read more »

Sergey Sirotkin will visit the Sauber factory in Hinwil next week. The Russian, 17, is to begin his development programme ahead of a planned race seat graduation in 2014. read more »

Sergey Sirotkin’s preparation for his 2014 Formula One debut remains on track. That is the message not only from the struggling Swiss team, but also the Sirotkin... read more »

The Sauber F1 Team has reacted to reports recently published in the German media claiming that it's financially important deal with a Russian group of investors would... read more »

Sauber have dismissed reports claiming their partnerships with three Russian companies have run into trouble... read more »

Sauber has spoken out over "erroneous reports and rumours" in the media, insisting that its recent tripartite agreement with Russian companies remains in full... read more »

Sauber has emphatically stated that there are no problems with their new Russian partners. Recent rumours in the German press had suggested that anticipated payments have not... read more »

Sauber has issued an official statement following reports, originating in Germany, that its proposed deal with new Russian partners had run into problems. read more »

Sauber have moved swiftly to deny reports that backing from Russian partners which they announced last month is under threat. read more »

Sauber has rubbished reports that its new deal with Russian partners has hit the rocks, revealing that the first contracted payments in have already been made read more »

Reports claiming problems in Sauber's relationship with its new Russian partners have been dismissed as 'hoaxes and rumours' by the Swiss... read more »

Sauber has reiterated that its major new partnership with several Russian companies is still on course, and slammed "falsehoods and rumours" in the media. read more »

Sauber has confirmed its new Russian investors have already paid their first instalment, contradicting reports originating in Germany. read more »

The media is awash with reports that Sauber's Russian backing is on the brink of collapse, and therefore the team is faced with being sold or closing its doors. The Swiss... read more »

Sauber's financial woes might not be over just yet, with reports claiming that contracts with three Russian backers have yet to be finalised. read more »

Sauber's financial woes appear to be far from over with reports claiming their contracts with three Russian companies are yet to be finalised... read more »

Reports today are that the Board of the National Institute of Aviation Technologies (NIAT) in Russia has voted against the proposed investment in the Sauber Formula 1 team. read more »

With key signatures still missing from its agreement with supposed Russian saviours, Sauber's future remains shaky ahead of next weekend's Belgian Grand... read more »

After all the ‘Russian rescue deal’ talk, the news about Sauber is now back into a backwards slide. A week ago, amid reports Russian entities have saved the... read more »

Reports of a continuing financial crisis at Sauber are continuing to emerge. With the Swiss team’s Russian saviour deal still waiting to be finalised, Bild am Sonntag... read more »