Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg during the 2011 Grand Prix of India at the new Buddh International Circuit. This was only the 4th time in the 2011 season that Rosberg (6th) finished behind teammate Michael Schumacher (5th), and the order could have been reversed but for time lost during Nico’s second pit stop. Read More …
Belgian driver Thierry Boutsen in the Williams FW13B in the process of winning his 3rd and final Grand Prix at the Hungaroring from pole position in 1990 by 0.288s over Ayrton Senna after leading the entire race. Read More …
32 years ago, Buenos Aires was again the venue for the opening round of the 1980 F1 championship, where Alan Jones’ win in his Williams Ford set him on his way to the World Championship. Read More …
For years, the F1 circus complained about horrendous traffic surrounding Britain’s Silverstone Circuit and, earlier, Watkins Glen in upstate New York. Now that same problem is already affecting the debut United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. Read More …
A great arial view of the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, motorsport’s cathedral of speed, and its signature turn, The Parabolica. Read more in 6 Best Corners In F1, part of F1A&G’s “Top Sixes” series. Read More …
Korea asked Bernie Ecclestone and FOM a few months back for relief from the reported US$25M yearly licensing fee. Now Valencia GP promoters have done the same thing. Read More …
The BBC’s video portrait of Jim Clark, one of the most talented and intriguing characters of the 1960s and the most successful racing driver of his time, Read More …
Sebastian Vettel set a new record for pole positions in the 2011 Brazilian GP, taking his Red Bull RB7 round in a superb 1m 11.918s for his 15th pole of the season. The onboard video is brilliant indeed. Read More …
Re-live all the thrills and spills of the 2011 Formula One World Championship with the just-released official FIA/Formula1.com DVD. It’s bigger (5 1/2 hours) than ever, but is it better? Read More …
Lewis Hamilton getting into the zone, with help from the Almighty. Photo by Steve Tee. Courtesy of Peter Windsor’s The Race Driver. Read More …