Singapore GP review: Safety Car ruins the race! A boring race for Kimi
“The Safety Car is now redundant in F1” – a review of the race. The day after a race can be a something of an anti climax. We have eagerly […]
2013 Mercedes: To race or not to race?
I am going to be otherwise engaged after today until after the weekend, but there are a few stories knocking around today, so we’ll have a brief look at a […]
Ferrari in for Lewis Hamilton
Ok. This may seem a bit out there, but I’ve heard a couple of whispers tonight that Ferrari and Lewis are having a conversation. This of course goes against how […]
How teams will approach Singapore, Schumy’s first car a Ford Escort, Flavio to become apprentice ‘boss’, 1966 Singapore footage
Here are the daily links that I think are worth reading or watching. I know often I want to read a story again and can’t remember the link, so hopefully […]
BBC search begins for F1 anchor
So the search begins for who will replace the BBC F1 anchor Jake Humphrey. As I wrote last week and has been announced today, Jake is leaving the BBC for […]
Lewis being pushed?
The “where will Lewis drive in 2013?” debate has been raging since Eddie Jordan launched the “Mercedes to sign Lewis” story like a grenade between Spa and Monza. The response […]
F1: Breeding ground for road car technology? No chance.
Jean Todt has staked his FIA premiership firmly on this platform. Formula E(lectric) has been announced, one presumes to be associated with F1 and promote economic and efficient cars. I’m […]
Why F1 TV missing so much race action
I have found myself increasingly irritated by the FOM TV coverage this year. Too many times the director is following a sterile situation and is missing developing chases and a […]
A shrinking race calendar for 2013?
I wrote this last week (15/9/2012) , but am re-publishing today after provisional calendar revealed and other news) I was contemplating on the way back from Spa Francorchamps, when the […]
Rules Damn Rules (Part 1: FIA makes historic changes)
The old maxim, “rules were made to be broken”, has been somewhat ingrained in the DNA of F1 participants since time began. It appears remarkable to some onlookers that this […]
