F1 Madness

Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton know the Barcelona track well … but can they agree on the best racing line for turns 4 and 5? Watch the MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS F1 Team drivers discuss strategy in their own unique way over lunch at the track. Get street smart with Nico and Lewis in this F1 […]

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Mercedes F1 team boss Ross Brawn says that the team’s growing pains are now behind their race performances are not yet where they need to be, stressing that they are “not there yet” despite the improvement in performance. After what was frankly a terrible end to the 2012 season, the team has made huge strides […]

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Red Bull-Renault Sebastian Vettel (1st): “It was good fun at the beginning with some very tight wheel to wheel racing. At the start you don’t know if you will be quick or not, as everyone is a bit all over the place, including yourself! It’s important to get to the front; we saw at the last […]

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Q: Congratulations Nico, you’re first ever top four start in Bahrain and you did it in style. Were you as surprised as some people that pole was yours today? Nico Rosberg: A little bit, yeah. It wasn’t really clear before who was the quickest car, especially over one lap. I was a bit closer this morning […]

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Nico Rosberg claimed pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix with a stunning late lap in Saturday afternoon’s qualifying session. Mercedes were not looking like the team to beat during the practice session but Rosberg stormed to pole shocking his rivals with a 1.32.330.  Sebastian Vettel took second spot for Red Bull with a 1.32.584s, […]

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Formula One and @F1_Madness fan, Reynard Gelderblom (@Reynardg) sent us his thoughts on team orders in the wake of the 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix where both Red Bull and Mercedes F1 issued their F1 drivers with team orders. Let us know what you think about team orders in the comments section below. Here’s what Reynard […]

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By definition winning the Formula 1 driver’s world title indicates that, by the end of the season, one of the drivers had outdone his twenty-one counterparts. However, the first man to be beaten is always the teammate. Red Bull: Sebastian Vettel v Mark Webber Chances are if you beat Sebastian Vettel you’re likely to be […]

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