F1 Madness

Nico Rosberg made it count when it mattered and took pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of his Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton. Rosberg’s best Q3 time of 1:24.681 was done on his first run in the session and was good enough to secure him his first pole of the season. Hamilton, despite […]

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Nico Rosberg took the honors at the end of the third free practice session for Mercedes for the Spanish Grand Prix just ahead of Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel. Rosberg set a time of 1:26.021 on a set of the option tyres while Vettel managed a 1:26.177, just 0.156s off the pace. Lewis Hamilton ended his session […]

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Sky Sports F1’s Ted Kravitz talks about some of the updates that teams have brought to the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend.

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Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton compares racing notes with Formula 1 Legend Sir Stirling Moss.

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Watch Sir Stirling Moss and Lewis Hamilton drive the Mercedes W196 R Silver Arrows around the old Monza Circuit

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DRIVERS: Felipe NASR (Sauber) Nico ROSBERG (Mercedes) Daniil KVYAT (Red Bull Racing) Carlos SAINZ (Toro Rosso) Fernando ALONSO (McLaren) Roberto MERHI (Manor)   PRESS CONFERENCE Fernando, shall we start with you? Last time out you only missed Q3 in Bahrain by a few tenths of a second and finished only a few seconds away from a […]

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The 5th round of the Formula 1 World Championship brings us to Montmelo, Spain for the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalumya. The circuit is very familiar to the teams as it used quite extensively for testing. The final two pre-season tests were held at the circuit before the start of the 2015 […]

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In his first interview since his exit from Ferrari. Former Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo thinks that Ferrari has hit a bit of luck this season and also thinks that Red Bull are imploding. “I sincerely think they have been a bit lucky,” said Di Montezemolo in the interview with Italian newspaper Repubblica. “This year, […]

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The first round of fly away races are done and dusted. We’ve had a little break and now we get back to the European leg of the Formula 1 World Championship. The first circuit the teams visit on the European leg of the F1 calendar is the Circuit de Catalunya in Montmelo. All the teams […]

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The hardest braking point on the Circuit de Catalunya lies ahead of turn 1. The driver has to decelerate here by 210 km/h over just 104 metres. 2,422 kW of power are released in the process. Up to 5.6 g pull at the driver, who pushes with 168 kg onto the brake.

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