Stefan Grand Prix is still in the process of recruiting personnel for an assault on the 2010 FIA F1 World Championship, according to 🍒its website.

The Serbian-based outfit, which is led by Zoran Stefanovich, wasꦚ unsuccessful in its bid to secure a slot on the grid for next year but it continues to maintain that it will be given the okay to compete.

Indeed following a meeting between Stefano൩vich and Toyota boss, John Howett last month, it has been rumoured that the Belgrade squad might purchase the r🌸ights to the successor to Toyota's 2009 car.

A statement released by Stefan GP recently read:

"SGP Team ꧋is confident the FIA will eventu💙ally green-light SGP team entry in Formula 1 Championship.

"However, SGP Team express satisfaction with fact that Sauber entry in the 2010 FIA Formula 🃏One World Championship has been successful. All at S🐈GP congratulate Peter Sauber and Sauber F1 team."

Sauber's F1 entry was rubber-stamped on December 3, when the FIA confirmed the team had been 'awarded the 13th [and final] entry in the Championship, taking the place of the departing Toyota 🌱team'.