Was Jenson Button a Lucky World Champion?

The last time a driver went on a winning streak as dominant as Sebastian Vettel’s current run of form was in 2009 when Jenson Button won six of the opening seven races of the season. It is four years ago to the day today that Button sealed his one and only drivers’ title to date with a fifth-place finish at the Brazilian Grand Prix. But while only a fool would suggest that Vettel has been... 

Kimi Raikkonen: Assessing F1 Star’s Past and Future on His 34th Birthday

Kimi Raikkonen turned 34 on Thursday, and it’s fair to say that he’s given Formula One fans a lot to talk about since he burst onto the scene with Sauber back in 2001. Although he’s now one of F1’s elder statesmen in terms of the average grid age, Raikkonen still has plenty more in the tank as he winds down his spell at Lotus in preparation for a return to Ferrari in 2014. His... 

Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: Hulkenberg Deal Not Yet Done and More

As another week draws to a close, the F1 rumour mill continues to churn out some fascinating tidbits. With several seats still up for grabs for the 2014 season, today’s gossip looks at the latest goings on at Lotus, Sauber, Marussia and Williams as a former F1 star continues his remarkable recovery.  Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Predicting Red Bull’s Biggest Rival for 2014 Formula 1 Season

With the 2013 Formula 1 season pretty much done and dusted, the focus on the development of next year’s machines is already well underway. While the Adrian Newey-designed Red Bull machines have dominated over the past few seasons, brushing aside all before them, next season may present a very different story. The reason for this it that the regulations are changing. Out go the 2.4-litre normally... 

How McLaren Creates a Level Playing Field for Every Car on the Formula 1 Grid

Something strange happened on the podium after the Japanese Grand Prix. As race winner Sebastian Vettel collected his sixth winner’s trophy in seven races, there was generous applause, cheering and some whistles of the supportive kind. The boo boys that have been a rather tiresome and frankly discourteous constant over the last few races were not there to sour Vettel’s fantastic achievement,... 

How Much Does a Formula 1 Car Cost? Breaking Down the Expenses

Crashes and smashes are all an integral part of F1 Racing. Opening lap collisions between cars are commonplace and only as far back as the Korean Grand Prix did we see Mark Webber’s race end in a fiery blaze. The costs of such accidents quickly mount up and it was therefore unsurprising that Christian Horner was not happy with the length of time it took marshals to extinguish the blaze. But one-off... 

Ranking the Top 10 Formula 1 Commentators

Murray Walker celebrated turning 90 years of age last week, 12 years after hanging up his microphone. We will almost certainly never get to see the likes of another Murray Walker again, and there have been many who have tried to pick up the mantle over the years. While some have failed to get close to imitating his many quirks and passionate enthusiasm, some have triumphed in their own differing ways. Here... 

Top 10 Team Orders Controversies in Formula One

The Japanese Grand Prix yet again saw the issue of team orders rear its ugly head as Felipe Massa received the instruction “multi-function strategy A now, please” which was a message to let teammate Fernando Alonso past. Massa appeared not to observe the message to concede his fifth place position with Alonso having to fight his own way through. It is not the first time this season that... 

Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: Rosberg Slams Perez Driving and More

Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix saw Sebastian Vettel inch ever closer to a fourth successive world title. The race also threw up a number of other interesting talking points as the issue of team orders again reared its ugly head. Here are the latest tidbits of news and gossip following the weekend’s action. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Vettel Closes on Title with Suzuka Victory

Sebastian Vettel took a giant leap towards a fourth successive world title after claiming a fourth win at Suzuka in five years. The German came into the race knowing that if he won and title rival Fernando Alonso finished lower than eighth he would be champion. But it was never really a realistic scenario as Alonso drove an assured race to finish fourth to make Vettel wait until India. It had looked... 

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