Cars
As the saying goes, you can’t judge a book by its cover. Likewise, you can’t predict the outcome of a race until the chequered flag drops.
- Mclaren's Fernando Alonso Blames Crash On "locked" Steering
Gearing up for the 2015 F1 Malaysian Grand Prix this weekend is none other than McLaren-Honda driver Fernando Alonso, cleared to race after the crash he suffered while testing the car in Barcelona. Read more »...
- Formula 1: 2012 Japanese Grand Prix Race Report
This year, up until now, Fernando Alonso scored three wins in 14 races and apart from a single retirement in Belgium, he always finished with points. That’s the reason why, despite his Ferrari not being the fastest car on the grid, the two-time...
- 2013 Mercedes-benz Sls Amg Gt Is The New F1 Safety Car
Mercedes-Benz has upgraded its F1 Safety Car replacing the SLS AMG with the newer SLS AMG GT. The GT evolution of the gull-wing model made its first appearance in a race situation at this month's 2012 Formula 1 Shell Belgian Grand Prix and will also...
- F1: Sebastian Vettel Takes His 6th Win In Valencia
Sebastian Vettel is on a roll and no one seems able to stop him and his Red Bull from adding a second Formula 1 championship to their trophy list. This was confirmed once again today in the European Grand Prix in Valencia, in the eighth race of the 2011,...
- Super Aguri Out Of F1
Money is so much easier to find when you're winning. Ask Ferrari, Sidney Crosby, or Chris Paul. But don't ask Super Aguri. Super Aguri has little idea of how success feels in Formula 1 racing. Read about their results from the Spanish Grand Prix,...
Cars
Formula 1: 2012 Malaysian Grand Prix Race Results
As the saying goes, you can’t judge a book by its cover. Likewise, you can’t predict the outcome of a race until the chequered flag drops.
Judging both from the first grand prix of the year, as well as Saturday’s qualifying practice at Sepang, the prime contenders for the top spot were the two McLarens, followed by Michal Schumacher in his Mercedes and, perhaps, Kimi Raikkonen’s Lotus.
Of course, no one in his right mind would not count Red Bull Racing's duo – or bet a dime on Ferrari winning the race. Well, if anyone had that inspiration, he must have quite a lot of cash right now, because Fernando Alonso won the 2012 Malaysian Formula 1 grand prix.
Read more »- Mclaren's Fernando Alonso Blames Crash On "locked" Steering
Gearing up for the 2015 F1 Malaysian Grand Prix this weekend is none other than McLaren-Honda driver Fernando Alonso, cleared to race after the crash he suffered while testing the car in Barcelona. Read more »...
- Formula 1: 2012 Japanese Grand Prix Race Report
This year, up until now, Fernando Alonso scored three wins in 14 races and apart from a single retirement in Belgium, he always finished with points. That’s the reason why, despite his Ferrari not being the fastest car on the grid, the two-time...
- 2013 Mercedes-benz Sls Amg Gt Is The New F1 Safety Car
Mercedes-Benz has upgraded its F1 Safety Car replacing the SLS AMG with the newer SLS AMG GT. The GT evolution of the gull-wing model made its first appearance in a race situation at this month's 2012 Formula 1 Shell Belgian Grand Prix and will also...
- F1: Sebastian Vettel Takes His 6th Win In Valencia
Sebastian Vettel is on a roll and no one seems able to stop him and his Red Bull from adding a second Formula 1 championship to their trophy list. This was confirmed once again today in the European Grand Prix in Valencia, in the eighth race of the 2011,...
- Super Aguri Out Of F1
Money is so much easier to find when you're winning. Ask Ferrari, Sidney Crosby, or Chris Paul. But don't ask Super Aguri. Super Aguri has little idea of how success feels in Formula 1 racing. Read about their results from the Spanish Grand Prix,...