F1 on Monday: around the ‘net
The latest… F1 journalist to reprise naked jog. At the 2005 British grand prix, a formula one journalist jogged semi-naked around the Silverstone circuit. + All the latest news and bits from F1 on the...
View ArticleMercedes boss Haug says di Resta ‘exceptional’
“We always knew he was good but his start has been exceptional” – Haug The latest admiration of rookie Paul di Resta’s stirring early form in formula one is sparking headlines and speculation. Norbert...
View ArticleEcclestone plays down Iran’s F1 chances
Bernie Ecclestone has played down reports formula one could be headed to Iran in the near future. Local media reports this week revealed that officials are building a $85 million track south of capital...
View ArticleHamilton’s winning mood hints McLaren tenure ending
Lewis Hamilton gave away more clues about his future after winning Sunday’s Italian grand prix. Although at Monza the Briton matched Mika Hakkinen’s career tally of 20 wins, he looked miserable as he...
View ArticlePole-less Vettel angry with Red Bull engineer
Championship lead-chaser Sebastian Vettel hit out at his engineer ‘Rocky’ on Saturday after missing pole in Korea. It was his Red Bull teammate Mark Webber trumping qualifying instead, with Vettel...
View ArticleWolff hopes angry Brawn doesn’t quit
Toto Wolff says he hopes Ross Brawn stays at Mercedes. With Wolff buying 30 per cent of the German team and becoming executive director, it is strongly rumoured that he has wooed McLaren’s Paddy Lowe...
View ArticleVettel breaks silence –‘I don’t apologise’
“That is why people employed me in the first place” Sebastian Vettel has stepped away from post-Sepang apologies in the wake of the ‘Multi-21′ affair, suggesting the resulting controversy only...
View ArticleEcclestone troubles ‘not good for F1′– Kaltenborn
Ecclestone’s troubles are the big talking point behind closed doors in F1 circles Bernie Ecclestone insists CVC, the owners of formula one’s commercial rights, are “very happy” to keep him in charge of...
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