The BMW Sauber F1 Team seems to have subscribed for fourth place. In the Italian Grand Prix Nick Heidfeld achieved the team�s eighth fourth place in 2007. He personally finished fourth for the fifth time this season.

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It was a trouble free first practice day in Monza for both BMW Sauber drivers, Robert Kubica and Nick Heidfeld. While it is only a week since the team was testing at this track, which is the home of the Italian Grand Prix, conditions seem to have changed so analysing the data will be very important.

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The BMW Sauber team are to stick with drivers Nick Heidfeld and Robert Kubica for the 2008 season.

German Heidfeld, 30, will enter his third campaign with the team while Polish driver Kubica, 22, has been rewarded with a second full season.

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MUNICH, Germany (AFP) - BMW-Sauber driver Nick Heidfeld ended speculation of a possible transfer by signing a two-year contract extension on Tuesday which will keep him with the German team until 2009.

The team also said they were retaining Polish driver Robert Kubica, who survived an horrific crash in Montreal in June.

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LONDON (Reuters) - Germany’s Nick Heidfeld and Poland’s Robert Kubica will continue as BMW Sauber drivers next year, the Formula One team said on Tuesday.

“Both Nick and Robert have delivered very strong performances in the course of this season,” said team boss Mario Theissen in a statement before this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix in Istanbul.

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Robert Kubica has lamented the reversal of technologies in Formula One.

The Polish driver, who miraculously escaped injury in a massive crash at this year’s Canadian Grand Prix, suggested that he is not particularly a supporter of changes designed to aid safety.

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Robert Kubica has lamented the reversal of technologies in Formula One.

The Polish driver, who miraculously escaped injury in a massive crash at this year’s Canadian Grand Prix, suggested that he is not particularly a supporter of changes designed to aid safety.

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Robert Kubica has said that he is hoping the Turkish Grand Prix will be kinder to him - and the BMW Sauber team next weekend, after last year’s event turned out to be one to forget.

Speaking ahead of the twelfth round in the 2007 FIA Formula 1 World Championship, Kubica added though that while he might not done that well last year, only finishing twelfth after tyre issues cost him considerable time in his second stint, he was still none-the-less won over by the track, which he rates very highly.

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Robert Kubica topped the practice timesheets for the first time this season ahead of Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. The opening 90-minute session conjured up a surprise, with BMW Sauber driver Kubica leading the way ahead of the Ferraris and McLarens.

With all the talk in Formula One currently surrounding the bitter off-track battle between those two teams, it was a relief for the sport to finally get back to actual racing.

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Robert Kubica was in reflective mood as he faced the media at the Hungaroring on Thursday, but that did not prevent him from paying tribute to the army of fans that follow his exploits in Formula One.

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