Barrichello holding out hopes of drive
F1: Rubens Barrichello faces an anxious wait as he remains determined to stay in Formula One.
The only conceivable vacancy is at Hispania Racing with no announcement as yet on a second driver.
Barrichello said: "I'm not ready to finish just yet. I am really hopeful."
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