For the final time this season, and hopefully ever, the race fuel qualifying phenomenon has seen the starting fuels of the grid released, and they show that Lewis Hamilton will not quite have things all his own way tomorrow.

According to BRDC President Damon Hill, the negotiations between Silverstone and Bernie Ecclestone are "moving along", and reports say that the circuit is getting close to a deal to secure the protracted future of the British GP.

Current Ferrari F1 failure Giancarlo Fisichella has said that he might well look to crawl back to his old team at Force India for a drive in 2010, after he decided to aim to continue racing next year despite his new-found position as Ferrari test driver.

The Campos Meta 1 team has finally got it's PR department in order and has confirmed that Bruno Senna will race for them in 2010, a mere several hours or so after Senna himself announced the deal on Twitter on Friday evening.

The new Campos Meta F1 team is all set to reveal famous-sounding Brazilian driver Bruno Senna as their first race driver signing "imminently" for their inaugural Formula One season in 2010, according to some tweets he just wrote.

The merry band of F1 drivers were full of praise for the new Yas Marina track after the opening days running, complimenting the circuit despite the evidence witnessed by anyone who had to sit through the practice sessions.

As further proof of his ambition to never ever win a race ever again, Sir Frank Williams has revealed that his team will switch to Cosworth V8 power in the 2010 season, after ditching their similarly naff Toyota contract.

Kimi Raikkonen has said that his aspirations of a drive for the 2010 season extend as far as driving for the McLaren team and no further, sparing Toyota the difficulty of finding a spare $40 million or so to pay for him to drive for them.

F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has delivered the final blow to Donignton Park's twitching corpse, saying that there was no hope of the British GP contract with the track being revived, as talks with Silverstone continued in Abu Dhabi.

Nico Rosberg has expanded on his reasons for leaving the Williams team at the end of the season, saying that although he things that Williams are a "great team", he couldn't see them being in a position to fight for wins in 2010.