Make your predictions for tomorrow’s Monaco Grand Prix - the winner, Mercedes’ strategy and a Caterham climber? http://t.co/xWul1FWw6e #f1
#f1 Massa 'fine' after practice crash: Felipe Massa says he is "fine" but has some "stiff muscles" after his m... http://t.co/IteWVA84bk#f1 Rosberg downplays victory chances: Nico Rosberg is refusing to rule out winning Sunday's Monaco GP but say... http://t.co/haSZ4vFFjJ#f1 Hamilton 'happy' to be on the front row: Lewis Hamilton may be lining up behind his team-mate in Monaco, h... http://t.co/MyLJzkPZ2c
Posted by glennm on 30 June 2011 
An unusual angle for the Nouvelle Chicane at Circuit de Monaco, courtesy of @alexjsnell (Alex Snell) and his F1 Fan's adventures blog memorializing and incredible 2010 season in which Alex saw every Grand Prix in person! Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 28 June 2011 
As Adam Cooper says, “Here’s a mega view of Monaco that not many people get to see…” Via TwitPic. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 28 June 2011 
Let Charlie Whiting and the FIA go gunning for Red Bull Racing with technical rule changes. It probably won't make a difference. And it shouldn't. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 27 June 2011 
Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso has admitted defeat in the battle for this year’s Formula One World Championship title after Sebastian Vettel’s 6th win of the season in Valencia. "If anyone thinks we can win being 8/10 of a second behind Red Bull they don't understand Formula 1." Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 25 June 2011 
They tinkered with the rules of Formula One this weekend but it did not change the usual running order as the Red Bulls of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber locked out the front row for Sunday’s European Grand Prix. So there is no changing of the guard in Formula One just yet. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 25 June 2011 
We just happened across this photo of Michael Schumacher testing the Mercedes W02 in pre-season 2011 at sunset. It would be nice to know when and where it was taken, but the official Mercedes GP site does not say. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 25 June 2011 
French prime minister Francois Fillon is keen to get the Grand Prix of France — the oldest of them all — back onto the Formula One calendar. The last race on French soil was won by Felipe Massa for Ferrari in 2008 at Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours, but ut the appellation "Grand Prix," indeed the Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 23 June 2011 
On the eve of the European GP in Valencia, the Aussie paper, Daily Telegraph, has revealed the staggering earnings of the world's leading F1 stars. No surprise is that Fernando Alonso heads the list, Lewis Hamilton coming in second. Full Article...
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