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A rather long preview of the upcoming Formula One season starting in Australia at Albert Park.

Be warned: this is a mammoth post!

Noelinho previews this weekend’s European Grand Prix from Valencia, looking at the resurgence of Ferrari, the problems at McLaren and the building championship battle.

Noelinho laments the Red Bull clash in Turkey, before previewing the Canadian Grand Prix from Montreal this weekend.

Noelinho looks forward to the Turkish Grand Prix. Can Webber win again? Will Vettel finish? Will McLaren or Ferrari have the upper hand?

Noelinho reviews Red Bull’s Spanish Grand Prix domination and looks ahead to the Monaco Grand Prix to see whether they will dominate again, or the rest of the pack have any hope of beating them.

Red Bull in Bahrain by Andrew® The Formula 1 circus hits China this weekend, for the fourth round of the 2010 F1 season. So far, we’ve had three winners, but that doesn’t tell the story of the season. Indeed, we have had three different teams win, but again, that is not an accurate reflection of [...]

The Bahrain Grand Prix wasn’t the most exciting race ever seen, and many felt that, given the rule changes, the Australian Grand Prix needed to produce some good racing. True to form, it did. It produced the usual Melbourne crashes, some changeable conditions throwing things wide open, and people on different pit strategies, resulting in [...]

It is less than two weeks since the opening of the 2010 F1 season, but I struggle to remember anything memorable from it. It was the dullest race in recent memory, with only the USGP from 2005 competing. It was, perhaps, inevitable given the hype before the season started – but all the same, it [...]

I realise this review has been a while in coming. For once, it’s not because I haven’t got round to it, or because I forgot to publish. It’s because there’s very little of note to say. On the face of it, the race was set to be a cracker. Four top teams slugging it out, [...]

Early on Friday morning, probably before any of you have read this, the F1 2010 season officially kicks off in Bahrain. It promises to be a cracker of a year, with four big teams looking neck-and-neck – Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes. Testing seemed to suggest McLaren and Ferrari may have a slight edge, [...]