Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: Mercedes Exhausted and More

Formula One is all about noise, whether it occurs on the track or in an office. In 2014 thus far, most of the sound has been produced in the latter, with the suits desperate to regain the spectacle that was lost when the drone of the new power units replaced the screech of the V8 engines. Mercedes thought they had come up with a solution earlier this week, but were proved completely and utterly wrong... 

Monaco Grand Prix: Reliving Ayrton Senna’s 1988 Qualifying and Race

Today marks 26 years since the Monaco Grand Prix of 1988, the weekend which saw Ayrton Senna, the three-time Formula One World Champion, achieve the one thing that all athletes seek to achieve in their chosen sport: perfection. It was the event in which Senna truly, after dropping several hints in the four seasons since his F1 debut, announced his arrival on the world stage. The Brazilian... 

Why Meticulous Mercedes Are Beating Rivals on and off Track in 2014 F1 Season

As Mercedes swagger towards double world championship successes, having sealed their fifth victory in five races, it’s worth sparing a thought for the remaining 10 teams in Formula One. The grumpy sound, ugly noses and skinny wings of 2014 were supposed to represent a fresh start for the majority of those outfits. Even Red Bull Racing, who having secured their fourth consecutive world title at... 

How Mercedes Are Destroying and Reviving the 2014 F1 Season

After Mercedes’ fifth consecutive victory of the season in the Spanish Grand Prix, the title fight has already become a two-horse race between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton, the new championship leader. The Silver Arrows’ dominance over the rest of the field has almost made a mockery of the 2014 regulation changes, which were introduced with the secondary aim of ending the winning run... 

Sebastian Vettel Seeks Attention in Strange 2014 Spanish Grand Prix Performance

We have become accustomed to seeing little of Sebastian Vettel over the last four years. He’d turn up, take pole position, storm into the distance, win the race and go home. All the action took place behind the dominant Red Bull driver, with a large group of drivers squabbling to fill the two remaining places on the podium. His advantage over his peers was so significant that he enjoyed the kind... 

Ranking the 2014 Formula 1 Grid by Most Exciting Drivers

Is the purpose of sport to entertain? Or is entertainment just a byproduct of sport? The answer to that is perhaps defined by the nature of the sport itself, but you get the feeling it is the former as far as Formula One is concerned. F1 is constantly looking for ways to “enhance the show” and “provide a spectacle.” It is, after all, part of the entertainment business. That... 

Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: No Red Bull Rift, Renault Improve and More

As the potentially season-defining Spanish Grand Prix weekend approaches, the onus is on Red Bull to take the fight to the Mercedes pair of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg. The reigning world champions endured a strange weekend in Shanghai almost three weeks ago, with a promising qualifying performance followed by a difficult race which carried echoes of the past. Unlike Malaysia 2013, though, Red... 

Spanish GP 2014: 10 Facts About the Circuit De Catalunya

The Circuit de Catalunya, home of the Spanish Grand Prix, hosts the fifth race weekend of the 2014 Formula One season. Since replacing Jerez as the venue for the Spanish round of the calendar in 1991, the track has grown to play an influential role in F1, acting as a testing circuit as well as a grand prix venue. Nico Rosberg will enter the weekend nursing a four-point lead over Mercedes teammate Lewis... 

Ayrton Senna’s Death: The Decline and Fall of Imola’s San Marino Grand Prix

For perhaps the first time since the period prior to Ayrton Senna’s death on 1 May 1994, Imola felt like a happy place on Thursday. Over 5,000 people flocked to the circuit for the first of a four-day tribute, which will see exhibitions, films, conferences, a football match, a charity dinner and car parades take place at the venue where the three-time Formula One World Champion died. The spring... 

Ayrton Senna, 20 Years On: F1 Tributes to Brazilian Flood In on Anniversary

The “#RememberSenna” hashtag was trending on Twitter on the morning of 1 May 2014, two decades to the day since Ayrton Senna, the three-time Formula One World Champion, lost his life in the San Marino Grand Prix. The world and F1 have evolved quite dramatically in these last 20 years, haven’t they? Senna remains the last driver to die in a Formula One car. His fatal crash at the Tamburello... 

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