The other victory at Bahrain

The race result from Sunday’s Grand Prix in Bahrain will record a victory for Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso. It will show a return of pace for Felipe Massa and the hobbled results of a dominant Sebastian Vettel. There was a different kind of victory Sunday if you look a little farther back on the [...]

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Op-Ed: Top 9 under-the-radar storylines for F1 in 2010

I have to admit, I was getting worried during the past few days as we headed into the first practice session at Bahrain.
The news was quiet. Too quiet. I couldn’t help but think: Aren’t these the moments when Bernie Ecclestone feels the need to fill the media void with some outrageous statement?
For once, he didn’t. [...]

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Lotus Racing confident for Bahrain

By 3am on Saturday morning Lotus Racing had finally finished packing up the six airfreight boxes needed for the journey to Bahrain and the beginning of the 2010 Formula One TM season. Two cars and a 60-strong team have now made their way to the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Bahrain International Circuit for [...]

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Hamilton admits to mishandling Alonso, denies favorite son treatment

Lewis Hamilton is owning up to his part in the McLaren Lewis Hamilton-Fernando Alonso debacle, telling the BBC he “misinterpreted and misunderstood the goals and how the team worked.”
You think?
Somewhat in his defense, he was — as he says — a rookie up against a two-time world champion.
Hamilton’s comments come as part of a [...]

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Kovalainen on McLaren: ‘I didn’t get everything out of the team’

You may recall the 2007 season for McLaren. You probably remember the struggle between two-time world champion Fernando Alonso and rookie phenom Lewis Hamilton. The infighting bled over to the media, the race, the pit lane and just about every other crevice of F1. It was ugly and by many estimations, perhaps [...]

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