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F1: Chinese Grand Prix liveblog

Three races into the season and we’re back in China already – where it’s raining and all bets about tyre strategies are off. The engine to have in qualifying was the Renault, with the Red Bulls and Fernando Alonso up the front – but the Brawns are lurking dangerously. Follow it live here.

April 19, 2009

Categorised under: Archive, F1

Tagged as: Brawn GP, Chinese Grand Prix, David Coulthard, Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, Martin Brundle, McLaren, Mike Gascoyne, Red Bull Racing, Shanghai International Circuit
F1: Rivals run light to dislodge Button from pole

Brawn GP’s rivals have finally managed to dislodge Jenson Button from pole – but at the cost of running so light you could practically pick their cars up and walk away with them.

April 18, 2009

Categorised under: Archive, F1

Tagged as: Brawn GP, Chinese Grand Prix, Formula One, Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Ross Brawn, Shanghai International Circuit
F1: Battle of the Brits in Shanghai Friday practice

Improvements to Lewis Hamilton’s car could see him back among the front-runners in Shanghai, as he gave Jenson Button a run for his money in today’s Shanghai practice session.

April 17, 2009

Categorised under: Archive, F1

Tagged as: Brawn GP, Chinese Grand Prix, David Coulthard, F1 practice, Formula One, Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Red Bull Racing, Shanghai International Circuit
Fantasy F1: a semi-last hurrah in Shanghai

Never mind Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa. As we come to the close of the 2008 season, let’s not forget about all those fantasy F1 players who are on tenterhooks to find out how they’re going to do in their respective leagues.

October 28, 2008

Categorised under: Archive, Competitions

Tagged as: Brazilian Grand Prix, Brits On Pole, Chinese Grand Prix, Fantasy F1, McLaren Grand Prix League 2008
F1: Hamilton on the brink of glory after China win

Lewis Hamilton outclassed his rivals in the Chinese Grand Prix to win a race that was short of action but full of significance for both the drivers’ and constructors’ championships.

October 19, 2008

Categorised under: Archive, F1

Tagged as: Chinese Grand Prix, David Coulthard, Felipe Massa, Formula One, Jenson Button, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Norbert Haug, Ron Dennis
F1: Chinese Grand Prix in six words

A race in which a dozen things could have gone wrong – and which turned out to be thankfully processional. Get Brits on Pole’s 60-second rundown on what you need to know about the Chinese Grand Prix.

October 19, 2008

Categorised under: Archive, F1

Tagged as: Chinese Grand Prix, Formula One, six words
F1: Chinese Grand Prix live blog

By the time the Chinese Grand Prix is over, Lewis Hamilton could be the Formula One world champion – or he could have taken a giant step towards throwing the title away for the second year in a row.

October 19, 2008

Categorised under: Archive, F1

Tagged as: Chinese Grand Prix, Formula One
F1: Hamilton and Raikkonen on Shanghai front row

Lewis Hamilton will line up on pole for tomorrow’s Chinese Grand Prix – but he’ll have no room whatsoever to relax.

October 18, 2008

Categorised under: Archive, F1

Tagged as: Chinese Grand Prix, David Coulthard, Felipe Massa, Formula One, Jenson Button, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Mark Webber, Robert Kubica, Shanghai International Circuit, Toro Rosso
F1: Hamilton tops Shanghai practice timesheets

Lewis Hamilton topped the unofficial timesheets in both of today’s practice sessions ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix, keeping title rival Felipe Massa and double race-winner Fernando Alonso behind him.

October 17, 2008

Categorised under: Archive, F1

Tagged as: Chinese Grand Prix, David Coulthard, F1 practice, Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Formula One, Heikki Kovalainen, Honda, Jenson Button, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Red Bull Racing, Renault F1, Shanghai International Circuit
GP2 Asia: British driver at Super Nova Racing

Just when you thought it was safe to switch off from the support races… along comes James Jakes.

October 17, 2008

Categorised under: Archive, GP2

Tagged as: Chinese Grand Prix, GP2 Asia, James Jakes, Super Nova