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De La Rosa has driven for Arrows, Jaguar, McLaren and Sauber

Pedro de la Rosa has rejoined McLaren as their official test and reserve driver. The Spaniard, a veteran of 84 grands prix, originally joined the team in 2003 and helped develop the car that Lewis Hamilton raced to the drivers' title in 2008.
Full story: McLaren.com

Red Bull driver Mark Webber hopes people will move on from talking about his relationship with team-mate Sebastian Vettel - which appeared strained at times last season - as he thinks discussion of their apparent issues is a "broken record".
Full story: autosport.com

Spanish driver Jaime Alguersuari is confident his Toro Rosso can beat Force India and Sauber and finish "between 12th and 14th" on the grid this season.
Full story: El Pais newspaper (in Spanish)

Motorsport's governing body the FIA will review all current F1 circuits in an attempt to increase overtaking.
Full story: Planetf1.com

Silverstone, the home of the British Grand Prix, has announced a profit of more than £2m for 2010. "I think we are probably the only privately-funded grand prix circuit that does make a profit in the world," said managing director Richard Phillips. A new pit and paddock complex, 'The Silverstone Wing', is due to be opened on 17 May, while Phillips said the venue's next stage of development will be to secure outside investment for new hotels and grandstands.
Full story: Yahoo! Eurosport

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