With a lack of pace and organisational prowess that put them to shame at the start of the current season, it's a wonder what Hispania Racing are still doing within the sport of Formula 1.

And whoever said it could very well have been talking about the Hispania Racing Team. In its debut season last year, the upstart team's two cars – driven by an array of pilots over the course of ...

The Spanish team has, shall we say, “struggled” since joining the F1 grid last season. Changing drivers like most of us change underpants, Hispania has remained at the very back of the field ...

"We feel really proud of the car our drivers will run this forthcoming season," Jose Ramon Carabante, Hispania Racing's president, said on the team's official website. "Despite a challenging first ...

Spanish-based Hispania, one of three all-new teams this season for whom just finishing races has been a major achievement, last month also signed Japan's Sakon Yamamoto as test and reserve driver.