BAR will tomorrow be hauled before world governing body the FIA to explain why Jenson Button’s car was found with a secret fuel tank at Imola.

Struggling BAR-Honda have appointed former Indianapolis 500 winner Gil de Ferran as their new sporting director.

Formula One’s technical chiefs are ready to get down to business after next season’s rules were eventually finalised.

Jenson Button refused to allow the joy of his first Formula One podium finish, achieved with a dynamic display in Malaysia at the weekend, to cloud the long-term goals of the BAR team.

Jenson Button’s BAR team is confident he will make an impact on the grid this season – because they have been a lot bolder in building the car.

British American Racing will follow the example of McLaren and Ferrari next year by introducing their 2004 car midway through the season.

Ex-World Champ, Jacques Villeneuve has revealed that he believes next year will hold better fortune for him and BAR.

Canada’s Jacques Villeneuve believes his home race on Sunday will be a vital indicator as to whether British American Racing can expect an upturn in their Formula One fortunes.