Red Bull 1-2 collision: Webber was in fuel-save mode
It started of quite dull, but the Turkish GP saved up all the drama for the later part of the race, and the most memorable scene from Istanbul was of the two …
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McLaren storms into surprising 1-2 victory as both Red Bulls crash into each other!
McLaren has just scored a 1-2 victory at the Turkish Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton led team mate Jenson Button across the finish line. The duo were running behind the Red Bulls …
Tony Fernandes: I was starting to dream about Q2!
While yesterday's Turkish GP qualifying saw familiar results for the Lotus Racing team - Jarno Trulli finishing the session 19th and Heikki Kovalainen 20th - the mood in the camp is good, …
Red Bull’s Mark Webber clinches his third consecutive pole position!
Australian Mark Webber has done it again with his third consecutive pole position this time for the Turkish Grand Prix. Through out the session it was pretty much a battle between both …
Pirelli beats Michelin to be official Formula 1 tyre supplier?
According to Italian media sources, Pirelli is said to be Formula 1's next sole tyre supplier when Bridgestone leaves the sport at the end of this season. The Italian tyremaker will be …
KERS could make a 2011 return, Lotus not opting for it
Lotus have announced that they will not be using KERS in 2011 due to a number of reasons. KERS or kinetic energy recovery system is an application whereby the kinetic or moving …
US Grand Prix confirmed to be in Austin, Texas
The long rumoured American F1 track is now confirmed. The venue has finally been set for the US Formula 1 Grand Prix and it will be set in Austin, Texas. The FIA …
Lotus Racing shifts focus and resources to 2011 car
The first round of aero upgrades introduced at the Spanish GP moved Lotus Racing slightly closer to the tail of the midfield pack, and another update for the T127 will be on …
FIA pushing for 107% qualifying rule, new teams to speed up or risk exclusion from race
FIA President Jean Todt has expressed intention to push for the 107% qualifying rule in Formula 1. This would mean that cars that aren't within 107% of the pole time will be …
Formula 1 too elitist, too little fan interaction for Toyota
Toyota will not be returning to Formula 1, saying that the pinnacle of motor racing is out of touch with its customer base. The Japanese automaker pulled out of F1 last year …
Lotus in Monaco: Early shower for Heikki and Trulli
It wasn't a good Monaco debut for Lotus Racing, after Heikki Kovalainen succumbed to mechanical problems and Jarno Trulli missed the chequered flag with a few laps to go. The Italian was …
Sebastian Vettel could join Ferrari “in a few years”
Young hotshot Sebastian Vettel, who is seen by many (including Bernie Ecclestone) as the brightest spark in F1, has expressed his desire to one day join Ferrari. The 22-year old stated to …
Schumacher the opportunist penalised, Mercedes appeals
Yesterday's Monaco GP saw plenty of action, right till the final corner of the race when the safety car returned to its bay for the fourth time. Everyone else took the last …
Red Bull takes home Monaco crown with 1-2 victory!
Red Bull has done it again with its second 1-2 finish of the season. Pole sitter Mark Webber pretty much sealed first place from the beginning of the 2010 Monaco Grand Prix …
Mark Webber clinches second consecutive pole after Monaco qualifying
Red Bull's Mark Webber will start tomorrow's Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo from first position following his second consecutive pole which is also his third of the season. The Australian who …
Three horse race for a spot in 2011 Formula 1 grid
Since this season's no-show from USF1, their slot on the grid has been coveted by many aspiring teams from the lower rungs of single seater racing, from Formula 3 to GP2. And …
Chief engineer Pat Fry leaves McLaren after 17 years
Pat Fry, chief engineer at McLaren, has left the Woking based F1 team after 17 years. He was the lead designer of last year's MP4-24 race car and is in charge of …
Ferrari unveils world’s fastest roller coaster – 240 km/h!
The car that will be used for the Formula Rossa ride at Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi, which opens on the 28th of October at the Yas Marina Island, was unveiled over …
Ferrari removes disputed bar code from its cars
Did you notice something different about the Ferraris at the Spanish GP? The Scuderia has removed the "bar code" design from Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa's F10 race cars, after some noisy …
Lotus Racing at the Spanish GP – Moving forward?
Lotus Racing talks about being closer to the midfield lately, but race day at the Spanish GP panned out to be pretty much the same like we've seen so far - ahead …