So all the teams have lodged entries with the FIA for the 2010 Formula 1 season, albeit most of them with what seem like significant conditions. But we’ll forget about it for now, and assume – correctly – that everything will work out.

So let’s move on to the weekend’s motorsport, of which there is much.

Formula Two begins at the WTCC meeting in Valencia.

A certain Robert Wickens has taken pole for the first Formula Two race, though I was led to believe that he’s concentrating on the Formula 3 Euro Series, so would be in Lausitz for that. But he’s not, so that’s just dandy, because I picked him out previously.

Meanwhile the WTCC will be hoping to move on from the inordinate number of meaningless technical infringements last time out, and of course the safety car crash.

MotoGP is at Mugello in Italy, so surely it’s going to be Valentino Rossi’s race. Jorge Lorenzo was fastest in first practice though.

The Superbike World Championship is in the USA, at the Miller Motorsport Park, whatever the hell that is. It’s in Utah, apparently.

It’s all go in Britain too: British Superbikes at Thruxton, and British Touring Car Championship at Oulton Park.

All that, and it’s going to be nice outside. What is a motorsport fan to do?