F1 Madness

Lewis Hamilton only just edged out Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg by 0.003s to take the top spot on the timesheet of the second practice session for this weekend’s United States Grand Prix. Rosberg was ahead of Hamilton after the low-fuel runs on options but Hamilton responded on his second flying lap and posted a 1:39.085. […]

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The FIA have confirmed that Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel will incur a penalty for taking his 6th power unit of the season. In the statement the FIA confirmed that Vettel was replacing his entire power unit, which includes a new turbo, new engine, MGU-H and MGU-K, a new battery and a whole host of other […]

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Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton finished on top of the time sheets in the first practice session for the United States Grand Prix. Hamilton finished on top with a time of 1:39.941. His team mate Nico Rosberg finished the session 0.292s slower than his team mate in P2 with a 1:40.233. McLaren’s Jenson Button was the little […]

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Fernando Alonso says he has a “very ambitious plan” for his future in Formula One as rumours about where he will race season continue to swirl around in the F1 rumour mill. Alonso has driven for Ferrari since 2010 but former president Luca di Montezemolo revealed after the Russian Grand Prix that the Spanish driver […]

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Nico Rosberg spoke to the official Formula One website about the events of the Russian Grand Prix, his first corner mistake and how he is ready to attack and take the fight to the fight to teammate Lewis Hamilton as we head in to the United States Grand Prix weekend. Here’s how he plans to […]

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McLaren’s Jenson Button will drop 5-places down the grid at this weekend’s United States Grand Prix due to a gearbox change. This is because his previous gearbox only lasted him 2 races. Formula 1 Technical Regulation 28.6 (a) states that a driver may use no more than one gearbox for six consecutive races. Button’s gearbox was […]

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Formula One will adopt a revised qualifying format for this weekend’s United States Grand Prix following the withdrawal of Caterham and Marussia from the race in Austin, with both teams suffering financial woes. The standard qualifying format sees the six slowest cars eliminated after Q1 and another six following after Q2. The race stewards have […]

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