Sebastian Vettel 2010 World Champion As Ferrari Lets Fernando Alonso Down

Anyone who was foolish enough to write a script for the finale of the 2010 Formula One season would have been sorely disappointed with how the players treated their script. After qualifying more or less went the way everyone expected—with the exception of Mark Webber’s failure to outpace championship rival, Fernando Alonso—the race delivered surprises, disappointment and a few moments... 

Fernando Alonso in the Box Seat, But the 2010 Formula One Battle Rages On

There has never been a closer Formula One season than 2010. As we head into the last race there are still four drivers who have a mathematical chance of winning the driver’s championships, with first placed Fernando Alonso leading fourth-placed Lewis Hamilton by 24 points, with Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel in between down eight and 15 points down respectively. Just in case anyone believes... 

Mark Webber Is The Safe Bet For Red Bull Racing, But Who’s Going To Tell Vettel?

Red Bull Racing is in a difficult position. After its worst race all year in Korea, they find themselves with a real chance of missing out on the driver’s championship after being the dominant force all season. If that happens, the team will need to look closely at changing its name to Red Steer Racing. (Look up steer in a dictionary if that doesn’t make sense.) Against the odds, Ferrari’s... 

Fernando Alonso Survives To Win Wet and Wild Korean Grand Prix

Here’s a brilliant marketing slogan for those in charge of selling Formula One to the world: “For exciting racing—just add water.” That’s certainly what we got when the F1 gods decided that racing on a brand new and very green track in Korea wasn’t going to be difficult enough and decided to throw some heavy rain into the mix. After a late start under safety car... 

Korean Grand Prix 2010 Gets Green Light Following FIA Inspection

After months of suspense and plenty of “will they, won’t they” discussion, the FIA is poised to confirm that the 2010 Korean Grand Prix will go ahead as scheduled on the weekend of October 22-24. Charlie Whiting, the FIA’s Formula One race director and safety delegate, has given the track his blessing, labeling the track as satisfactory—hardly a glowing endorsement. Of... 

Sebastian Vettel Cleans Up in Japan; Formula 1 Title Race Now Down To Just Three

And then there were three. The 2010 Formula One driver’s championship now boils down to just three drivers—Mark Webber, Sebastian Vettel, and Fernando Alonso. Lewis Hamilton’s ongoing run of bad luck continued in Suzuka with two gearbox problems; one in practice which cost him five grid places for the changeover, and then another problem during the race, dropping him to fifth and... 

Shock and Awesome: The 10 Most Memorable Formula One Moments

  Even on its quietest days, Formula One is a glamour sport. The noise, the colour, and the money all add up to theatre on four wheels. It is a high octane drama that is compelling, often surprising and certainly never dull—even if the races sometimes are. F1 has delivered many moments that are indelibly etched in the minds of fans. Moments like Michael Schumacher squeezing Rubens Barrichello... 

Lewis Hamilton’s New Demeanour Makes Him An Even Bigger Formula One Threat

It would probably be something of an understatement to suggest that Lewis Hamilton hasn’t been enjoying the best of luck. Over the last few weeks, you get the feeling that if he had a pet duck, it would drown. Starting in Hungary with a gearbox problem, Hamilton has failed to finish three of his last four races. Only a terrific win in the treacherous conditions of the carnage-marred Belgian Grand... 

Lewis Hamilton Loses Out As The 2010 F1 Title Race Just Keeps Getting Hotter

It started out looking like yet another processional Grand Prix. The Singapore street circuit, like most of its type, is tight and unforgiving. Mistakes can be very, very costly, which curbs the enthusiasm of all but the bravest or most foolhardy of drivers. The tropical heat, however, plays havoc with even the most calculating human mind. Mark Webber’s comparatively mediocre qualifying performance... 

Speed and Danger: The Adrenaline-Charged World of a Formula One Mechanic

While all of the excitement and intrigue was unfolding on the track last weekend at Monza, a technician from Hispania Racing took the brave decision to try to adjust Sakon Yamamoto’s radio during a pit stop. Despite the technician actually leaning in to the car’s cockpit, neither Yamamoto nor the team’s lollipop man noticed that he was there and the car was released. As Yamamoto accelerated... 

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