Ecclestone: Propeller heads to blame for boring F1
March 16, 2010 by Negative Camber
Filed under Parc Fermé, Prime & Option, Top Story
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. [...]
United Autosports “Delighted” After Maiden Test
March 16, 2010 by Negative Camber
Filed under Other Racing, Parc Fermé
United Autosports has successfully completed the first test of its 2010-specification Audi R8 LMS sportscars. Here is the presser:
American Zak Brown (Carmel, IN), the Chairman and Co-Owner of United Autosports, and Argentinean Pablo Pérez Companc drove their Remington sponsored #23 Audi with Michael Guasch (Walnut Creek, CA) the sole driver of the “sister” #22 [...]
Podcast #150 ~ Bahrain GP Review
March 16, 2010 by Negative Camber
Filed under Parc Fermé, Podcast, Prime & Option, Top Story
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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Another diffuser debacle? FIA to clarify the rules, again
March 16, 2010 by vmr
Filed under People & Events, Top Story
According to an Autosport article published Monday, there are a few teams who may have to change the design of their diffusers before the Australian GP in less than two weeks. Apparently, some of the teams have gotten technically clever and manufactured some oddly shaped starter motors which require specially shaped holes in the diffuser, [...]
Interesting explanation of the USF1 withdrawal from SPEED
March 15, 2010 by vmr
Filed under People & Events
True, we’re all quite tired of hearing about the debacle that USF1 became, but there is still talk (from Jean Todt, no less) that the team might be brought before the WMSC for violating the Concorde Agreement. Of course, the same was said about Toyota after their departure last season, so the likelihood of actual [...]
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