The FIA recently held their annual prize giving. Watch this short highlights clip to catch up on who was awarded and what they had to say.
Category: Videos
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WATCH: Highlights – The Abu Dhabi GP Through The Years
Watch the best action from the spectacular Yas Marina circuit in this official Formula One video package of the Abu Dhabi GP through the years, including some highs and lows for Sebastian Vettel, a famous win for Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton’s 2014 title triumph. The Abu Dhabi GP will be our last race for the season and we’re counting on an action packed race to end our season off. Remember to join us on Twitter @F1_Madness for live commentary, news updates and chat throughout the Abu Dhabi GP weekend.
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WATCH: 1992 Mexican GP – A Williams Masterclass and a Schumacher First
The Mexican GP returns to the F1 calendar in 2015. Check out what happened last time the Mexican GP was on the calendar – back in 1992.
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Video: Rosberg Throws Hat Back to Hamilton
Watch Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg throw the podium had back to Lewis Hamilton after Hamilton throws it to him.
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Video: Haas F1 Announces Romain Grosjean from 2016
Watch the full press conference where Romain Grosjean is announced as the first driver for the incoming Haas F1 team from 2016.
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Monza Memories: The Fastest Lap in F1 History: Montoya at Monza
No DRS, no KERS. Just the sheer unadulterated power of the BWM V10 engine at full chat around Monza with Juan Pablo Montoya at the wheel. Turn it up to 11 and enjoy!
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Video: Brembo Brake Facts Round 12 Italian Grand Prix
The Autodromo di Monza’s hardest braking point comes ahead of the chicane after the start/finish line. The driver has to decelerate here by 189 km/h over just 160 metres. 2,777 kW of brake power are released in the process. The driver has to withstand 5.8 g, while pushing with 177 kg onto the brake.
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Video: Monza Moments: The End of the V8 Era
Turn up the volume and enjoy the sounds of an F1 car at full throttle around Monza. The downshifts, the fly-by’s and the braking. This video has it all.



