Archive for the ‘Formula 1’ Category

Bahrain Grand Prix: F1 2010 Starts Here!

Friday, March 12th, 2010 by Noelinho (No Comments)

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, [...]

F1 2010

Sunday, January 10th, 2010 by Noelinho (No Comments)

For all the controversy we’ve had in Formula 1 over the past 3 years – Spygate, Crashgate, Liegate, the mass manufacturer pull-out, double diffusers – we’ve actually had some pretty good racing too. 2007 was a fantastic fight between the McLaren drivers and Kimi Raikkonen; 2008 featured a great battle between Hamilton and Massa; 2009 [...]

Renault And The Singapore Crash: The Plot Thickens Again

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 by Noelinho (No Comments)

You’d have thought that with the announcement of the outcome of the FIA World Motor Sport Council’s hearing yesterday, the Singapore controversy would die down. Instead, another potentially explosive and certainly unhelpful time-bomb has been ignited with the release of the audio tapes from the hearing. The audio tapes reveal an unsettled bone of contention [...]

Witch-Hunt Successful, But Little Justice Delivered

Monday, September 21st, 2009 by Noelinho (No Comments)

Today, Renault were hauled in front of the World Motor Sports Council (WMSC) as the investigation into allegations of race-fixing at last year’s Singapore Grand Prix were wrapped up. Unfortunately, the punishment dished out bore little correlation to the seriousness of the crime, and did little to draw on the context of how previous offences [...]

The Singapore 2008 Crash Investigation Witch-Hunt

Tuesday, September 15th, 2009 by Noelinho (1 Comment)

The investigation into Nelson Piquet Jr’s crash in the Grand Prix of Singapore last year rolls on, with more details emerging every day – and, like most stories like this, with each turn, the story gets uglier. The furore started shortly after the Hungarian Grand Prix this year, after which Nelson Piquet was sacked as [...]

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