Veteran driver Pedro de la Rosa has admitted his career in Formula 1 appears to be over. From his first test laps for Jordan in 1998 to his Ferrari role that ended last year, the 44-year-old Spaniard's F1 adventure spanned 16 years. He raced more than 100 times for five teams, through the highly-competitive McLaren team in 2005 to the backmarker HRT, but so far in 2015 de la Rosa has not had an active role in the paddock. 'In no circumstances have I thrown in the towel,' de la Rosa told the Spanish newspaper Diario Sport. 'Racing is my DNA. But I am clear that my future will probably be in projects linked to other categories that are more suited to my age, such as world endurance (sports...
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