Motorsport In 2010 Review (Or We Didn’t Start the Car)

Seb Vettel and Dario, Red Bull and Fernando Double J, Lorenzo Land, Sebastien Loeb   Red Bull’s hold of pole position, LMS of television India joins South Korea—hosting a grand prix   McLaren’s F-Duct (on to wing air sucked) Gillett, the King and Ray struggling with debts to pay   Richard Branson in heels, Lotus best of new teams New champ has a little cry, Bridgestone... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No.75

Let’s get this straight – yes, that is Christian Horner and yes, he does appear to be cuddling cake crumbs. The Power Ranking have spent almost three months in darkened room, licking their wounds and rocking back and forth. Then they checked into The Betty Ford Clinic, got a haircut and turned its life around to became a valued (well sort of) member of society again, free of cynicism... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No.74

As Fernando Alonso and the rest of the F1 circus splutters back into life this week, so do the All-Motorsport Power Rankings, fully recovered and relaxed after two weeks on a lounger around a pool surrounded by other tongue-in-cheek sports columns (and yes, the Germans still get their towels there first). Returning this week we cast a sideways eye over the best news of not only this week, but some... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No. 73

The remains of Chris Van Der Drift’s destroyed Superleague Formula car after he went in for a 50/50 tackle with a bridge at Brands Hatch. Despite a long list of injuries van der Drift was conscious after the accident, in which his car became airborne off the back wheel of another car into the bridge support, the remains of the car somersaulting down the hill. While survival, in Chris’ case... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No.72

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings return after a self-serving week off. What do you mean you never noticed they were gone? F1 went to Hockenhalf—sorry Hockenheim—with results that will doubtless be talked and written about for a long time; already launching a thousand comment articles (and you’ll be pleased to know a few Power Rankings slides). NASCAR went to Indy (I know, the person... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No. 71

The moment the situation at Red Bull pretty much went nuclear. Sebastien Vettel has gone from a likable, funny German to an evil, selfish superiority complex German while Mark Webber continues the sort of underdog performances you expect – though it does mean that Advance Australia Fair is completely and utterly unavoidable. What could have been a boring Red Bull benefit exploded into life around... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings No.70

You can tell it’s a quiet week when even a NASCAR race at Daytona is relatively free of noise. I say relatively, as when it did eventually kick off it involved half the field, even though everyone kept all their wheels on the track (and don’t start saying that it’s all down to the magical placebo of a blade spoiler) But, that’s Daytona, and that’s why we love it (OK, so... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No. 69

And we all thought there’d be nothing to talk about after another boring race around the fish market in Valencia. Instead, we have flying cars (and the causes of flying cars), rule breaking, lots and lots of whining about rule breaking, and post-race penalties because F1 gets its panties in a twist whenever the words “safety” and “car” are mentioned. If every Formula One... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No.68

Who knows, NASCAR drivers might actually be better road course drivers if they can’t see. Let’s face it–some of them can’t be much worse (cough, Brad Keselowski, cough). Jimmie Johnson won the race, despite being a truly terrible road racer. Jimmie, the curbs are for clipping, not raping and pillaging for everything they can get. Marcos Ambrose got caught out by saving fuel... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No. 67

Le Mans. The race is a dream, or rather a hallucination by the time you’ve been awake for the duration of the race. However, with 24 hours of racing comes 24 hours of drama, incident, and the kind of innocent comment that, in hindsight, becomes the sort of thing the Power Rankings love—perhaps sleep deprivation makes drivers and teams more prone to ill-advised comments? Anthony Davidson... 

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