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Posted on 22 August 2013. Tags: ardennes mountains, belgian gp, belgium gp, blanchimont, daniel ricciardo, eau rouge, fernando alonso, ferrari, kimi raikkonen, lewis hamilton, Lotus, mercedes, nico rosberg, pouhon, radillon, red bull, sebastian vettel, spa, spa-francorchamps
There aren’t many things that Formula 1 teams and the sport’s fans see eye to eye on. But the one thing that has everyone’s unanimous agreement is that Belgium’s Spa-Francorchamps is incomparably the best racing track on the face of the planet. Where other circuit’s layouts are identified by numbers, here corners are named. Eau […]
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Posted on 11 August 2013. Tags: 2013, enstone, eric boullier, Formula 1, formula one, genii capital, gerard lopez, kimi raikkonen, Lotus, lotus f1 team
Lotus chairman Gerard Lopez has scoffed at rumours that his Formula 1 team is in financial trouble. Lopez purchased the Renault team in 2009 and is adamant that the reported 120 million Euro debt is being misunderstood. “On the €120 million debt, anybody half-smart can find out that number by going to Companies House records […]
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Posted on 11 August 2013. Tags: belgium, CFD, computational fluid dynamics, hungary, jenson button, martin whitmarsh, mclaren, model, spa, spa-francorchamps, wind tunnel
McLaren have said that they believe their 2012 car ‘overperformed’ towards the end of last season. Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh said that the the 2012 McLaren out delivered what the team expected from data compiled through its wind tunnel model. Meaning that the 2012 car was better than its smaller scale wind tunnel counterpart. A slight difference in correlation between the full scale […]
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Posted on 01 August 2013. Tags: christan horner, daniel ricciardo, fernando alonso, ferrari, hungarian grand prix, kimi raikkonen, Lotus, mark webber, red bull racing, sebastian vettel
Red Bull have said that there is no pressure for them to put one of it’s young drivers into their car for 2014. Rumours have been rampant the past month on who will replace Australian Mark Webber. The confirmed potential drivers on the shortlist are Toro Rosso’s Daniel Ricciardo and Lotus’ Kimi Raikkonen. And as […]
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Posted on 28 July 2013. Tags: 2013, drive through penalty, felipe massa, feranando alonso, ferrari, finn, Formula 1, hungarian gp, hungaroring, iceman, jenson button, kimi raikkonen, lewis hamilton, Lotus, mark webber, marnello, mclaren, mercedes, nico rosberg, overtaking, pastor maldonado, penalty, pirelli, red bull, romain grosjean, sebastian vettel, sergio perez, williams
Ten races into the 2013 Formula 1 season Lewis Hamilton has claimed his first win of the year and the first for his Mercedes team at the Hungarian grand prix. Red Bull and Mercedes found themselves locked in the battle for pole position on Saturday. 2008 world champion Lewis Hamilton snatched pole position from Sebastian […]
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Posted on 27 July 2013. Tags: daniel ricciardo, fernando alonso, ferrari, force india, Formula 1, hungarian gp, hungaroring, jenson button, kers failure, kimi raikkonen, lewis hamilton, mark webber, mclaren, mercedes, nico hulkenberg, nico rosberg, paul di resta, qualifying, red bull, romain grosjean, sauber, sebastian vettel, sergio perez, session, toro rosso
Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton secured his thirtieth career pole position as he set the fastest time in qualifying for the Hungarian grand prix. The biggest casualty of the first session of qualifying was Force India’s Paul di Resta. The Scot seemed struggled throughout the first part of qualifying and sounded perplexed on the radio to his […]
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Posted on 26 July 2013. Tags: felipe massa, fernando alonso, ferrari, Formula 1, free practice 2, hungarian grand prix, hungaroring, hungary, kimi raikkonen, lewis hamilton, Lotus, mark webber, mercedes, nico rosberg, red bull, romain grosjean, sebastian vettel
The second free practice session for Sunday’s Hungarian GP was headed by Red Bull duo Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber. An incident free second free practice session was run in scorching conditions around the Hungaroring this afternoon. The track temperature reached a high of 45 degrees celcius and the Red Bulls’ pace was just as hot. […]
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Posted on 24 July 2013. Tags: 1990, ayrton senna, damon hill, fernando alonso, ferrari, hungarian gp, hungaroring, jenson button, kimi raikkonen, lewis hamilton, Lotus, mark webber, medium, new compounds, overtaking, pirelli, qualifying, red bull racing, sebastian vettel, silverstone, sliverstone, soft, thierry boutsen, weather forecast, young drivers test
After a three week gap the 2013 Formula 1 season restarts with the Hungarian grand prix. In its own right the Hungarian GP has written its own part in Formula 1 history. The circuit has rewarded Damon Hill (1993), Fernando Alonso (2003) and very memorably Jenson Button (2006) with their first victories in Formula 1. […]
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Posted on 16 July 2013. Tags: brands hatch, codemasters, emerson fittipaldi, f1 2013, f1 2013 screenshots, ferrari, Formula 1, gerhard beger, jerez, Lotus, mario andretti, murray walker, nigel mansell, williams
Codemaster’s has announced that F1 2013 will be released, worldwide, in the next few months. The software company, who made their first F1 game in 2011, announced a new feature of the game that is sure to please the purists. A new gameplay mode, called F1 Classics, will be featured that allows fans a chance at […]
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Posted on 16 July 2013. Tags: alexande rossi, antonio felix da costa, carlos sainz, carlos sainz jnr, caterham, daniel juncadella, daniel riccardo, danill kvyat, davide rignon, davide valsecchi, felipe masa, ferrari, force india, Formula 1, gary paffet, hungarian grand prix, james callado, johnny cecotto jnr, kevin magnussen, kimi raikkonen, kimiya sato, lewis hamitlon, Lotus, mark webber, marussia, mclaren, mercedes, nicolas prost, olive turvey, paul hembery, pirelli, red bull, robin frijns, rodolfo gonzales, sauber, sebastian vettel, silverstone, susie wolff, tio ellinas, toro rosso, will stevens, williams, young drivers test
Formula 1’s annual Young Driver’s Test starts tomorrow on the Silverstone race track. However, this year’s three day test session has a bit of a twist to it. As a result of the tyre troubles at Silverstone grand prix the test has been transformed into an emergency tyre test for the Italian manufacturer to regain […]
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