filed in Opinion on Jun.12, 2012
Some people love F1′s Drag Reduction System and some people hate it. It’s just one of those marmite things in life that some people are going to adore and others are going to think is a pox on their existence. For one group it is an artificial thing, and if a faster car stuck behind [...]
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filed in News, Opinion, Race Weekend Coverage on May.26, 2012
UPDATE: Multiple sources are confirming that Pastor Maldonado has been handed a 10 place grid penalty for the race. All weekend we’ve been going on about how we expect Pastor Maldonado to have a very good Monaco Grand Prix. He’s a noted beast around the circuit, has a race winning car under him and is [...]
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filed in Opinion, Preview on May.22, 2012
There are many things which Pedro de la Rosa is famous for. Being a philosopher is not one of them, however his comments about this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix so perfectly summed up why the race around the streets of Monte Carlo are so revered. Talking to Autosport about HRT’s new relocation, de la Rosa [...]
filed in Opinion on May.15, 2012
If there is one multi-millionaire, globe travelling racing driver that you should feel sorry for, it’s probably Felipe Massa. When people talk about his teammate, Fernando Alonso, all the conversations go along the lines of how marvelously he’s outdriving his car and how he’s showing his worth by dragging a mid pack car onto the [...]
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filed in News on Feb.16, 2011
If you’re anything like me, and considering as how you’re reading an F1 blog I’m guessing you probably are, you cannot wait for the first Grand Prix of the year. Sure, Bahrain may not exactly be a track which has traditionally had exciting racing but still, it’s the first race. Thing is, it may be [...]
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filed in News on Feb.07, 2011
As you should all know by now, yesterday morning Robert Kubica’s life was turned upside down when he crashed a rally car at the Ronde di Andora event. All very nasty, and frankly it’s great that Kubica appears to be out of the woods and starting on his long road back to recovery. Although his [...]
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filed in Opinion, Race Weekend Coverage on Jul.08, 2010
As you should be able to deduce from the little .co.uk up there in the URL, we are a British based website. As such, we feel it is our civic duty to provide all the fans who will watch this weekend’s British Grand Prix and not many other races with a Bluffer’s Guide. So, here [...]
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filed in News on Jun.24, 2010
Good news for the BMW Sauber Ferrari Smith Johnson Mountbatten team – they will eventually be able to shorten their name! The bad news is that it will only happen at the end of the season, so until then we can carry on mocking them. Up until last year, the Sauber team had been owned [...]
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filed in News, Opinion on Jun.15, 2010
According to an interview over at Autosport today, Parris Mullins – the mythical advisor to YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley and his billions of dollars – was in the paddock at the Canadian Grand Prix last weekend. The reason for his visit? He was drumming up interest for some super secret American Formula One project. All [...]
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filed in News, Opinion on Jun.14, 2010
In recent weeks, it’s looked as if Sauber may be bouncing back from their disappointing start to the season. The reliability and speed has come to them after James Keys jumped ship from Force India and all in all, the team look to be on the up. Still, at the end of the day the [...]
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