Op-Ed: F1 dips another toe in new media waters

Those who have been hanging around F1B for a while will know that one of the issues we follow here is how F1 — both via the FIA and FOM — engages new media opportunities and avenues. This is no real surprise as we are proudly part of the new media landscape.
Anyone — long [...]

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Report: Lotus landing $9-million Petrobras deal

Lotus has landed a $9-million sponsorship deal with Petrobras and should start running with the Brazilian oil company’s logo at the Spanish Grand Prix, James Allen is reporting.
Nothing has been officially announced, Allen writes, but his sources tell him it’s all tied up and solidified.
It is, of course, an interesting development given Lotus’ original target [...]

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Force India eyes top 6 finish

It sounds like former back-grider Force India is feeling pretty pleased coming out of Bahrain with a couple of points and a very legitimate “what if” for Adrian Sutil.
Both Sutil and Tonio Liuzzi have positive things to say on the team’s podcast.
First from Sutil, who along with Robert Kubica was the unfortunate victim of Mark [...]

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Ecclestone: Propeller heads to blame for boring F1

If there has been one resounding message from the opening race of the F1 world championship in Bahrain it is that the hype may not have matched the action on track.
The regulation changes, new teams, star drivers and no less than four teams vying for the title made for terrific off-season reading and dreaming. [...]

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Podcast #150 ~ Bahrain GP Review

It’s 2010 and the first race has run. That means it’s time for the race review podcasts. Join Mark, Paul and I as we discuss the race team-by-team and the spectacle that was…or wasn’t the Bahrain Grand Prix.

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