Schumacher wins twice on debut | DN&C 10/04/16
Mick Schumacher, the 17-year-old son of stricken Formula 1 legend Michael, won two races on his Italian Formula 4 debut
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Ferrari payout up by 17%, now at $192million | DN&C 07/04/16
Ferrari in line to receive $192 million — a 17 percent increase on 2015
F1 decision making won’t improve for another 4 years | DN&C 06/04/16
F1 could be stuck in political quagmire until 2020
Ecclestone dismissive of HAAS success “because they have a Ferrari” | DN&C 05/03/16
The incredible start to HAAS season is no coincidence, extensive wind tunnel time in collaboration with Ferrari has aided the American outfit along with the latest 2016 Power Unit
Ferrari has less in-season development left & plenty of engine woes | DN&C 29/03/16
Ferrari emerged as the hungriest consumer in terms of engine development tokens over the winter
Ecclestone wants Vegas, ditching Italian Grand Prix | DN&C 28/03/16
Bernie Ecclestone insists that F1 would survive the loss of Italy from the calendar. Plus other F1 news
Philippe Bianchi seeks better HANS than HALO | DN&C 04/03/16
Philippe Bianchi seeks better HANS than HALO… “I think it is [HALO] a step forward in terms of safety. It is obvious that the system is effective probably in an […]
New ‘cheaper’ F1 power units a sham | DN&C 03/03/16
Reform will not get off the ground – McLaren will veto other teams getting Honda engines and 12 million euro cost unachievable due to ‘extras’ not taken into account Summary: it was agreed to […]
Alonso offered the chance to swap seats with Hamilton at Mercedes | DN&C 02/03/16
Alonso offered the chance to swap seats with Hamilton at Mercedes 2 yrs ago Fernando Alonso has sensationally claimed he was offered the chance to swap seats with Lewis Hamilton […]
F1 farce as new qualifying plan hit by software problems | DN&C 01/03/16
F1 farce as new qualifying plan hit by software problems Ecclestone has revealed that the introduction of a radical new elimination style qualifying format for the sport has been […]
