Aerodynamics On Steroids
The level of aerodynamic complexity on the new Mercedes W06 front wing is astonishing, but reflects a disconcerting trend in F1 of orchestrating “the show” rather than genuine motor racing. Read More …
F1A&G posts tagged Ecclestone
The level of aerodynamic complexity on the new Mercedes W06 front wing is astonishing, but reflects a disconcerting trend in F1 of orchestrating “the show” rather than genuine motor racing. Read More …
It’s astonishing that Infiniti Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner proposed after the season-opening Australian GP that FIA implement an “equalisation” mechanism to erase Mercedes AMG’s performance advantage. Read More …
Mario Andretti lays it on the line to F1, a sport with two teams in bankruptcy and at least three others hemorrhaging millions. Read More …
Bernie Ecclestone says he was “horrified” by the lack of sound from the 2014 F1 cars at Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix and has vowed to find a way of “making them sound like racing cars.” Read More …
David Coulthard, Michael Schumacher, Mika Häkkinen and Rubens Barrichello pose with Bernie Ecclestone on the pit wall at the Hungaroring during the 2000 Formula 1 season, reprising a famous shot from 1987. Read More …
Red Bull’s quadruple champion Sebastian Vettel, who won his fourth successive title last year with three races to spare, has called double points “absurd.” Read More …
We sure hope this majestic setting overlooking the famed New York City skyline comes off as planned. America needs a second F1 race like the early 1980s. Read More …
Marussia’s 2012 finish as the 11th of 12 Formula One constructors cost an estimated £35M because prize money, now 63% of profit from the sport’s £1.5B revenues, is still shared by the top 10 teams. Read More …
The promoter behind a plan to bring a Formula One race to the doorstep of midtown Manhattan — the Grand Prix of America — said Thursday that despite some bumps, the race is “definitely” on. Read More …
Isn’t it time for customer cars to return to F1 in order to keep the costs down and innovation high? Read More …