DC’s Belgian GP Preview
Barring weather-related anomalies, I have a hunch that Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix is going to tell us a lot more about the destination of this season’s title. That may sound self-evident, but let me explain.
Jenson Button has remarked that this race and the next one in Monza constitute a make or break double-header for McLaren and I .. read more
Valencia – David’s Telegraph Column
Successive McLaren one-twos in Istanbul and Montreal have seen Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button leapfrog Red Bull at the top of the standings but it is desperately tight and there are signs that Ferrari and Mercedes may be about to .. read more
Somehow the Australian Grand Prix feels like the natural and correct 2010 season opener. Looking back at the snorefest that was the Bahrain Grand Prix maybe we should just put it behind us and forget it ever happened!!! So with that in mind welcome to the new season proper!!!
The Albert Park track never fails to deliver exciting races and we .. read more
And then there was two! Can you believe the 2009 Formula One season has nearly finished? Where has the year gone?
Well done to Sebastian Vettel for his win in Japan. We like the German and think his huge smile and cheeky comments always brighten up the paddock.
That said though we would still love Jenson Button to win this years championship .. read more
Welcome back Suzuka! Quite why F1 hasn’t been here for two years is a complete mystery as it’s simply one of the best circuits in the world. Nothing against the guys at Fuji but their track is no comparison and won’t be missed this year!
If the race is anything like qualifying then we really will have a spectacle to .. read more
Valencia it is then! We’re trying not to prejudge but hoping that the race isn’t as boring as last year or the Hungarian Grand Prix may lose it’s “king of the snores” title. Apparently there have been some circuit tweeks at Valencia, to promote overtaking, so fingers crossed it delivers another nail biting race.
McLaren, Red Bull, Brawn GP or Ferrari? .. read more
After the rain in Malaysia and China it looks like it’s going to be a dry race in Bahrain although instead of water it could be sand causing the problems this time round as sand storms are forecast at various times during the Grand Prix weekend.
Qualifying has shown that the pecking order has changed once again with Red Bull and .. read more
It was a long time coming but Red Bull’s first race win was well worth the wait. Following the Australian and Malaysian Grand Prix you got the feeling that Red Bull had built a great car this year but were nowhere near the pace of the Brawn GP cars – How wrong we were!
The fact that the Red Bull cars .. read more