With less than two weeks to go before the first free practice session of the 2010, and with confusion still surrounding two of the official entries, Stefan GP has ramped up its bid to be on the grid in Bahrain and beyond.

In a statement issued on its website, the Serbian outfit says:

"Stefan GP would like to inform the public that the containers we sent on the beginning of February arrived in Bahrain. During next week we will show our Stefan Formula 1 car to the press as the final evidence that should put us on the grid in Bahrain."

The team, which has already officially complained to the European Commission - as revealed by Pitpass in August - following the selection process which decided which new teams would join the grid this season, then takes another dig at the sport's governing body, stating: "If case we don't receive the chance to compete in Bahrain, and also when some of the teams fail to show up, somebody should be in a trouble explaining what is happen to all of us."

And finally, there is a special mention for US F1: "And dreamers from USA will have to explain their actions, because they are deliberately weakening F1 with dreaming of perfect world and fairytales about success. And success doesn't come by talking but with hard work and lot of guts."

With two weeks before the season opener, the FIA has yet to release the definitive entry list for 2010 or announce the results of an inspection of US F1's Charlotte HQ, far less pass comment on the ambitions of Stefan GP.