Posted on 02 July 2015. Tags: 2015, alex wurz, australia, austria, demographics, f1, fan survey, Formula 1, france, germany, grand prix drivers association, japan, nascar, survey, uk, us
The Grand Prix Driver’s Association (GPDA) has released the result of their global Formula 1 fan survey. The overall make-up of the global survey revealed that more than 215 000 fans from 194 countries took part in the survey. “As F1 drivers we share a passion and deep love for our sport with our fans…We […]
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Posted on 17 May 2015. Tags: danica patrick, f1, formula, gene haas, indy car, nascar
Gene Haas is not ruling out the possibility of seeing Danica Patrick behind the wheel of an F1 car. The American motorsport mogul is set to launch his Formula 1 team in ten months and has not ruled out Danica Patrick as a potential driver choice. “Danica Patrick is highly marketable, and if anything we’re […]
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Posted on 29 October 2014. Tags: austin, beer, bernie ecclestone, brazil, caterham, daniel ricciardo, danill kvyat, f 1, felipe massa, fernando alonso, ferrari, Formula 1, jenson button, kevin magnussen, kimi raikkonen, lewis hamilton, marussia, mclaren, mercedes, nascar, nico rosberg, pirelli, red bull, sebastian vettel, texas, united states, US GP, Valtteri Bottas, williams, world championship
Judging by the harmonious blend of NASCAR and beer the Americans have a pretty good idea on how to spend most of their weekends. More recently they struck on another golden combination by bringing the world’s premier racing serious to the lone star state of Texas. Dubbed the Circuit of the Americas, or COTA, Formula […]
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Posted on 05 September 2013. Tags: fernando alonso, forbes, nascar
According to the authoritative business magazine Fernando Alonso has emerged as the highest earning driver in the entire world of motor racing. A title once held by F1’s Michael Schumacher. Forbes said the Ferrari driver earns $30 million per year, of which $2 million is made up of personal endorsements. Fellow F1 driver, Mercedes’ Lewis […]
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