Awards
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Pos Nat Driver Pts 01 
M. Webber 161 02 
L. Hamilton 157 03 
S. Vettel 151 04 J. Button 147 05 
F. Alonso 141 06 
F. Massa 97 07 N. Rosberg 94 08 
R. Kubica 89 09 M. Schumacher 38 10 A. Sutil 35 Pos Nat Team Pts 01 
Red Bull 312 02 McLaren-Mercedes 304 03 
Ferrari 238 04 Mercedes GP 132 05 
Renault 106 06 
Force India 47 07 Williams 30 08 
BMW-Sauber 23 09 Toro Rosso 10 10 Lotus F1 0 11 Virgin F1 0 12 Hispania 0 Rnd Race Date 01 
Bahrain 14 Mar 02 Australia 28 Mar 03 
Malaysia 04 Apr 04 
China 18 Apr 05 Spain 09 May 06 
Monaco 16 May 07 
Turkey 30 May 08 
Canada 13 Jun 09 
Europe 27 Jun 10 Britain 11 Jul 11 Germany 25 Jul 12 
Hungary 01 Aug 13 
Belgium 29 Aug 14 Italy 12 Sep 15 
Singapore 26 Sep 16 
Japan 10 Oct 17 
Korea 24 Oct 18 Brazil 07 Nov 19 
Abu Dhabi 14 Nov
Analysis Archive
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Belgian Grand Prix preview
Posted on August 27, 2010 | 2 CommentsEvery track test driver’s skill but nowhere can challenge the infamous Spa-Francorchamps. The plunge down to the La Source hairpin, up to the blind Eau Rouge crest without lifting is the stuff of legend, up the hill to Les Combes. Then, accelerate out of Stavelot... -
Hungarian Grand Prix preview
Posted on July 29, 2010 | No CommentsThe Hungarian Grand Prix was the first F1 race behind the ‘iron curtain’, with the first Grand Prix being held there in 1986. The Hungaroring which is the host of the Hungarian Grand Prix is far from a popular circuit, as due to the twisty... -
Ferrari get away with murder
Posted on July 25, 2010 | 17 CommentsFollowing the blatant team orders and race-fixing in today’s German Grand Prix, Ferrari have been fined $100,000 for breaking the Sporting Regulations. I am in disbelief that while the FIA find that Ferrari are guilty of deciding the winner of the Grand Prix, they have... -
German Grand Prix preview
Posted on July 22, 2010 | 1 CommentMichael Schumacher’s incredible spell of Formula 1 means that Grand Prix is a huge event in Germany. Germany has alternated its Grand Prix between two of its highly respected tracks, Nurburgring and Hockenheimring since 2005. This year, it’s the turn of Hockenheimring. This year there... -
Does F1 need Monaco? (Poll)
Posted on July 18, 2010 | 14 CommentsF1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone’s greedy ways have shone through again, as he has revealed Monaco could be thrown off the calendar as soon as 2011. “I think we can do without Monaco, they don’t pay enough. The Europeans are going to have to pay more... -
Should Mark Webber stay at Red Bull for 2011?
Posted on July 11, 2010 | 19 CommentsFollowing yesterday’s incident when Mark Webber had the better Red Bull front wing taken off his car and given to his teammate, speculation has arisen as to whether the Aussie will stay at the Austrian team next season. Webber had signed a contract earlier in... -
Why Webber has every right to feel aggrieved
Posted on July 10, 2010 | 2 CommentsMark Webber didn’t look too happy at the end of today’s qualifying session, considering he was driving one hell of a car and was starting on the front row for the British Grand Prix. This is because prior to qualifying, Christian Horner elected to take... -
British Grand Prix preview
Posted on July 8, 2010 | 3 CommentsThe ‘home of motor racing’ Silverstone hosted the first Grand Prix way back in 1950. The circuit started out life as a World War II airbase, before cars started racing around its runway and perimeter road. It might be older and less fancy then the... -
The lowdown on the 2011 F1 hopefuls
Posted on July 7, 2010 | 4 CommentsThe shock withdrawal of ART’s F1 bid to be the 13th F1 team on the grid has caused F1 journalists and bloggers to go right back to the drawing board to investigate who is the most likely to get the 2011 grid slots, as it... -
Britain Expects…
Posted on July 2, 2010 | No CommentsThe Met Office may have been quiet on this summer’s weather predictions after last year’s blunder, but the summer sporting predictions told of a sizzling summer to remember. Only if that were true, England were spectacularly played out of the World Cup and today Andy...
