In this 2nd in a series of technology-oriented videos from the BBC demistifying the engineering world of Formula One, commentator and former F1 driver Martin Brundle explains the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS). Read More …
This is the first in a series of technology-oriented video posts featuring the BBC and commentator (now Sky Sports) Martin Brundle demistifying the world of Formula One. They are excellent for novices but still interesting for enthusiasts. Read More …
So why does the BBC’s iPlayer block United States IP addresses but The Sun not only allows watching, but embedding? Watch their preview of the Hungarian Grand Prix — and praise for Lewis Hamilton, despite the title of the associated article. Read More …
BBC Formula One commentator Martin Brundle says the F1 “tide” is turning towards Ferrari and McLaren. He’s right, obviously. Yet that’s a common inflection point in many Formula One seasons. Read More …
An appropriately named, four-part documentary by the BBC on the 1960s and early 1970s in Grand Prix racing. Watching this will enlighten newer Formula One fans why F1A&G’s profile of the Six Best F1 Crashes starts with one essential criterion — that the driver walked away (relatively) unharmed — a result all too infrequent in the tragic early decades of F1. Read More …
I missed seeing Mark Webber end Sebastian Vettel’s string of four consecutive pole positions in Catalunya this morning, but the real-time Twitterstream chat hosted by BBC Sport is almost as good as being there. Read More …