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 Betting on May.25, 2012
So, the cars have been out for their first practice sessions, giving fans a chance to have a butchers at who looks good and bookies a chance to change their odds accordingly. We’ve already had a look at the best of the opening odds, and now we’ll have a look at what to make of [...]
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filed in Betting, Preview on May.23, 2012
Yesterday, we had a look at why this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix is going to be an epic. Today, it’s time for stage two in our master plan – profiting from it! Last season, we weren’t allowed to do sports picks on the site because I wrote them somewhere else. This season, and with the help of [...]
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 News, Opinion on May.17, 2012
As we all know, F1 really is the ultimate driving experience and has been for quite some time. Nothing can compare to driving an F1 car, and its this reason why many people find it so hard to leave. They are the pinacle of engineering. Or at least in general that’s the theory. F1 isn’t [...]
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filed in News, Opinion on Jul.09, 2010
When you consider legendary F1 figures off the track, they don’t come much bigger than Sir Frank Williams. The guy has been at the head Williams F1 for donkeys years and has overseen some great moments, such as World Championships for Damon Hill, Nigel Mansell and Jaques Villeneuve, and some of F1′s most brutal, such [...]
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filed in News, Opinion on Jun.10, 2010
One person who you don’t hear from much these days is Sir Frank Williams, the owner of the Williams F1 team. In fact, the last time I can remember him chiming in on something was when he signed his team up to race in F1 last year when many others were considering a breakaway series, [...]
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filed in News on May.21, 2010
As we all know, F1 is pretty much resigned to needing a new tyre supplier from 2011 onwards and right now it is looking like a two horse race between Michelin and Pirelli. Although that decision should finally be made next weekend in Turkey, it still leaves the teams with the task of designing next [...]
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filed in News on May.19, 2010
The back room shufflings are already happening in an attempt to pick up two of Formula One’s biggest Free Agent technical names – Pat Symonds and Pat Fry. The first name on the list, Pat Symonds, is looking for his first job in F1 since being booted out of the sport for his role in [...]
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filed in News on May.19, 2010
At the start of the season, the general feeling was that Renault engines would be about the third best on the grid, well behind Ferrari and Mercedes and at about the same level as Cosworth. Well, six races in we all know how true that is. Since last year, where the Renault engines were unreliable [...]
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