The Notorious F1 Godfathers: The Man Who Became “The Maestro”
Brought to you by TheJudge13 contributor Dane Hansen *** The 50’s. The Wild West of Grand Prix racing and a time when it all seemed so primitive. Men raced rugged machines […]
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F1 Forensics: Slats and Vortex Generators
F1 Forensics is brought to thejudge13 readers in partnership with SomersF1, Like most of us, Matthew Somerfield has a day job and his is being the manager of a car & […]
Kamui website raises $800,000, HRT have ‘miracle’ hope, Melbourne tax payers cough up $55m, Brawn warns Red Bull, RB staff bonys £10,000, Grosjean in the naughty boy corner, Lewis expects 1/4 of sponsor work with Mercedes
I think it might be a little early for thejudge13, but you could try voting for us at the Silverstone media awards – “Best F1 blogger”. (Link). Still nearly 55,000 […]
Just days left for HRT, Post race bits, TV ratings, In depth analysis called for by Luca, Bernie’s days numbered, Vettel and the yellow light
Following a slightly different type of race review – I did feel I little etherial when writing it – here’s a few bits and pieces of post race stuff to […]
Pre Race Review Brazil 2012: Red Bull, “Business as usual” – nonesense.
Last race decider – again Here we are again. A championship decider showdown in Interlagos once again. 2007,08 and 09 were the last 3 times the title was decided here […]
Austin GP Review
In no particular order, here are the post race threads to be gathered together… The track and the race: Hat’s off to Mr. Tilke, it seems like he’s finally getting […]
F1 blows it AGAIN in the USA, Valencia Ferrari World off, Bernie’s German problem, Webber swears by the flag, Williams revert to Barca setup, RB affected most by change in DRS rules
For those of you who got an email yesterday saying “Fri post” I apologise – I hit the publish instead of save button. Was just getting things ready like “On […]
The 1984 US Grand Prix: Dallas, Texas
This year, Formula One returns to the USA after a 5 year absence. Austin, Texas is the first purpose built circuit for the sport since F1 racing began in the […]
Just one more year: Why Red Bull are obsessed with controlling engine spend
Todt reforms require unanimous consensus As we know, the old structure of Technical and Sporting Working Groups proposing rules through a 70 per cent majority for ratification by a 26-man […]
How Alonso could win the title and Red Bull should change fundamental car setup: Gary Anderson
Money isn’t everything Ferrari are a big spending team, yet we don’t know quite how much they spend because as an Italian company their figures are not registered at Company’s […]
