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F1: Hockenheim testing report 10/07/08
Just to remind us that McLaren can’t expect to have everything their own way at the upcoming German Grand Prix, Ferrari’s Felipe Massa ended the silver cars’ reign with a fastest lap on the final day of Hockenheim testing.
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F1: ‘Don’t get your hopes up,’ Brawn warns Conway
GP2 driver Mike Conway is plenty good enough for F1, according to Honda supremo Ross Brawn – but that doesn’t mean he’ll ever drive there.
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IRL: Threat to Manning’s drive recedes with podium
There were two ways AJ Foyt could have reacted to Darren Manning’s second place at Watkins Glen – pleasure at the podium, or disgust at the under-fire Yorkshireman’s failure to hold on for the win. Happily for Manning, the team boss and veteran racer seems a pretty satisfied man.
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F1: No, I really, really, honestly am retiring, says DC
Two Q&As with David Coulthard following the British Grand Prix have tied up the loose ends from the interviews he gave when he announced his retirement.
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Fantasy F1: Hurrah for Hamilton and Heidfeld
Our McLaren Grand Prix League team has been spared humiliation in the British leg of the competition thanks to the good offices of Lewis Hamilton and Nick Heidfeld – something that we’d like to thank them both for.
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F1: Hockenheim testing report 09/07/08
The tantalising prospect of McLaren opening up a clear advantage over its rivals through improved straight-line speed came a little closer today after Lewis Hamilton set the pace for the second day running during Hockenheim testing.
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F1: is this what we can expect from the BBC next year?
The BBC has announced how it plans to cover MotoGP now its contract has been extended – can we glean any hints from this as to what it’s got in mind for F1?
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F1: Donington Park “has submitted no formal plans”
The stakes in the battle to ensure that Britain hosts a grand prix in 2010 are rising daily – with news today that Donington Park’s local council has not yet received any formal planning application from the circuit.
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Whoops! There goes £50k worth of Mercedes McLaren front wing…
Deary me, someone’s broken another £300,000 supercar – this time after it got tangled up with an 18-wheel truck.
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