USF1 responds to Lopez by … wiping him from its website

In our previous post about Jose Maria Lopez holding a press conference and saying that USF1 “hid things from us,” we noted that there had been no response from USF1.
Well, it looks like now there had been. USF1’s Web site, static for so long and featuring a big photo of Lopez and the president of [...]

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Lopez: USF1 ‘hid things from us’

The person most hurt by the failure of USF1? It could just be Jose Maria Lopez.
And he’s started talking. Loudly.
In a press conference hosted by the Argentine Automobile Club — they sure bring out the “big players” down there, don’t they? — Lopez does not hold back on his feelings about the team.
Autosport is among [...]

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USF1 had Rossiter signed as well

Besides being a good guy, Adam Cooper is usually on my read list daily and so it is also a must-follow on Twitter. After sailing the Twitter Time Line, I found Cooper’s comment about a new story interesting. Cooper suggested that he had been sitting on the information for some time and I [...]

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Kolles confident of Campos in Bahrain

With 16 days to go until the first race in Bahrain, new Campos Meta team boss Colin Kolles feels confident they will make it to the grid. In a recent ownership restructuring with Jose Ramon Carabante taking control of the Spanish team, it seems that Kolles was brought in to “clean up the chaos” [...]

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Op-Ed: But what about Jose Maria Lopez?

With the news that USF1 is seeking some grace form the FIA on just how many races they can miss without being kicked from the series or egregiously punished, the questions start to mount on just what will become of the beleaguered F1 team.

According the New York Times USF1 has suggested missing up to four [...]

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