Showing posts with label Formula 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Formula 1. Show all posts
Doctors give no prognosis for Michael Schumacher
Doctors offered a grim assessment of Michael Schumacher's head injuries Monday, providing no prognosis for the Formula One driving great after his skiing accident in the French Alps.
Schumacher has been placed in a medically induced coma to relieve pressure on his brain, which suffered bruising and bleeding when the retired seven-time world champion...
Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari return gives F1 a lift
Rising costs hurt smaller F1 teams
Felipe Massa leaves Ferrari, Kimi Raikkonen returns
Lewis Hamilton scorches to pole hat-trick
Budapest: Lewis Hamilton scorched to his third pole position in a row for Mercedes in searing track temperatures at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday.
The 2008 Formula One world champion, a triple winner in Hungary with McLaren, lapped the circuit with a best time of one minute 19.388 seconds to deny Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel the top slot.
“Are...
Mercedes sense their chance
London: “We’ve gone on holiday by mistake,” says Richard E Grant’s Withnail in that wonderful black comedy Withnail and I, and one senses that Ross Brawn, the Mercedes team principal, feels rather the same way.
While the summer sabbatical feels like a lifesaver for many in the hectically scheduled, vroom-and-bust world of Formula One, its timing...
Hulkenberg to race for Sauber F1 in 2013
Ferrari launch the Ferrari F138 F1 single seater
Mercedes unveil new W04 F1 single seater at Jerez
Sauber pit fire was not engine problem
Sauber’s pit lane fire in Mugello on Thursday was not an engine issue, the Swiss team has confirmed to GPUpdate.net. Initially, when Sergio Pérez pulled into the pit lane, it was unknown whether the blaze was related to a major technical component.
“It was just a heat shield in the exhaust area that had caught fire and was obviously replaced,”...
Schumacher not expecting too much in Spain
Michael Schumacher is typically retaining a realistic approach as Formula 1 returns to Barcelona. Although the seven-time World Champion is confident that Mercedes has made progress, he is not expecting too much, too soon in Barcelona.
During the week, the F1 circus travelled to Mugello in Italy for the first in-season test for race drivers since...
Raikkonen signs two year deal with Lotus Renault
Lotus Renault GP and Heidfeld announce separation
Button Leads Close Race For 2nd Place Behind Vettel
Abu Dhabi - With Sebastian Vettel already crowned Formula One world champion, Jenson Button is looking to strengthen his grip on second place at this weekend’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Button leads a group of four drivers fighting for the runner-up spot with two races remaining. The McLaren driver holds a 13-point lead over Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso....
Massa wants Buddh kerbs altered
The Ferrari driver, who had several encounters with the kerbs during the proceedings sessions, finally came undone in Q3 when he hit the kerbs at Turn 8.
The impact broke his right front suspension and sent the Brazilian crashing into the barriers at Turn 9.
It also resulted in him losing a place to Jenson Button on the timesheets as the McLaren...
Button dedicates result to Dan and Marco
The Brit, who finished second in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix, joined his fellow drivers in honouring the duo, both of whom lost their lives earlier this month in racing accidents, with a minute's silence.
"We've had two fatalities and it's very difficult," Button said.
"I knew Dan from a young age - so I think we should dedicate this first...
Alonso: We are still lacking pace
Fernando Alonso says it will be a struggle to repeat his Monza victory of 12 months ago this weekend, explaining that Ferrari is lacking pace compared to ‘the best’ in Italy this weekend. The two-time Champion was the fifth fastest man on Friday, over half a second adrift of McLaren rival Lewis Hamilton’s fastest time in morning practice.
"Racing...
Renault confirms Senna
Bruno Senna will drive for Lotus Renault Grand Prix in the Belgian GP at Spa this weekend, the team has announced.
Senna drove in Friday free practice at Hungaroring, where rumours were rife that the team was looking to replace the 34-year-old German with Senna for the rest of the season.
Heidfeld was an 11th hour replacement for the injured Robert...
Horner warns of Red Bull attack
Given the considerable cushions Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel hold over their rivals in the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships, it would be easy for team and driver to play the percentage game.
Although McLaren and Ferrari have made strides in playing catch up, it seems inconceivable the Milton Keynes-based marque and the 24-year-old German will...