Credit Suisse entered the sport with Peter Sauber's independent Hinwil based squad eight years ago, but does not intend to renew its latest contract beyond this year, the Swiss Sunday newspaper Sonntags Zeitung claimed.

The newspaper said the decision has been made internally, but not officially communicated to the now German owned outfit or public.

It is suggested that the reason for the decision is the recent departure of F1 fan Oswald Grubel as Credit Suisse's CEO, after he was replaced by Brady W. Dougan, who has not attended a single grand prix in his new tenure.

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