Posted by glennm on 25 July 2010 
The German Grand Prix of 2010 was a rather interesting race near the start, then it settled into a predictable tire strategy and pit stop timing match. It ended with a Ferrari 1-2, never challenged after Vettel and Red Bull yet again threw away a hard-earned pole position in the 1st corner. But F1 Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 22 July 2010 
This story and slideshow from the Bleacher Report really need no additional commentary. I agree wholeheartedly. Bernie Ecclestone is the President and CEO of Formula One Management. Put simply, he runs the sport of Formula One. He decides what tracks host races, what new rules should be Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 03 July 2010 
When a young Michael Schumacher burst onto the F1 scene in 1991, he faced the daunting task of taking on legendary Aryton Senna. But after the retirements of Prost and Mansell, followed by Senna’s tragic death, there was only the easily dispatched — albeit two-time Workd Champion — Mika Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 02 June 2010 
Yes, when Bernie Ecclestone announced that Austin, Texas would host the U.S. Grand Prix starting in 2012 on a “purpose-built” track not yet constructed — tossing aside his earlier deal with an exclusive New York driving club that has a top-notch road course 90 minutes from Manhattan Full Article...
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