F1 Madness

Here are the team and driver quotes following the Spanish F1 Qualifying session in Barcelona today. Mercedes Nico Rosberg (1st, Q3 – 1m 20.718s) “It’s a great feeling to be on pole again. So far this weekend has been very positive and it’s a pleasure to see that the team is improving and fighting through […]

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Despite being on or near the top of the time sheets all weekend in Barcelona Kimi Raikkonen qualified fourth ahead of the Spanish F1 Grand Prix today. Here’s what he had to say to reporters after qualifying. Q: Kimi, you’ll start from P4 tomorrow – one of your best qualifying result so far this season. […]

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Here is the transcript of the post-qualifying press conference ahead of the Spanish F1 Grand Prix in Barcelona. Q: Nico, two in a row. Just looking at the lap there on the monitors, it looked like a very clean lap. Tell us about where you found the speed today? Nico Rosberg: It’s just been… things […]

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Ferrari’s Felipe Massa and Sauber’s Esteban Gutierrez have both been handed three place grid penalties for tomorrows Spanish grand Prix. Massa was penalised for impeding Mark Webber during Q2 and Gutierrez for impeding Lotus’ Kimi Raikkonen during Q1. Massa who qualified in 6th will now start 9th on the grid and Gutierrez will will drop down […]

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The post qualifying press conference for the Spanish Grand Prix

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Ted Kravitz of Sky Sports F1 gives us a brief overview of all the updates that were brought to Barcelona by the teams and focuses on the rather interesting one’s.

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Not many would have predicted that Mercedes would steal the pole position today in Barcelona F1 Qualifying, but they did. After FP3 this morning, it looked almost certain that either Ferrari or Lotus would lock out the front row but it was the German Mercedes team that took the honours. Rosberg delivered two amazing qualifying […]

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Felipe Massa went fastest during the final practice session in Barcelona this morning. He inched just 0.006 seconds ahead of Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen. The biggest losers this session were certainly McLaren who seem to really be struggling despite all the upgrades they brought along to Barcelona so it really seems like it’s back to […]

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