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Nigel Roebuck
After his Daytona excursion last month it was back to the Grand Prix mill for Nigel, with Damon Hill popping…
May 2010
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Simon Arron
Practically born and bred in Standard House, the one-time home of Motoring News and Motor Sport, Simon rose to be…
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Maurice Hamilton
Not at all put off by the Editor’s experience, Maurice recently entered the Sunseeker rally as co-driver to Tony Jardine…
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Keeping faith with Formula 1
As we celebrate 60 years of the Formula 1 World Championship, once again we note there is nothing new under…
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Eoin Young
Quitting a bank to become a racing journo was a risk Eoin never regretted. Closely involved with Bruce McLaren and…
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Todt outlines his vision for Formula 1
Some four and half months into the job, FIA president Jean Todt hosted his first open press conference on the…
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In brief, May 2010
* Bernie Ecclestone confirmed to the World Motor Sport Council in Bahrain that plans for an Indian Grand Prix in…
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Race to the grid for HRT
The HRT team beat the odds to make it to the Bahrain GP – despite having barely three weeks to…
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Teams likely to copy McLaren's 'F-duct'
Formula 1 teams have rushed into creating their own versions of McLaren’s controversial ‘F-duct’ system after it secured FIA approval.…
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Prost is first driver steward
Alain Prost took on the role of fourth FIA Steward at the Bahrain Grand Prix in the first step of…
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Ecclestone slams US F1
Bernie Ecclestone has reiterated that he never expected US F1 to make the 2010 grid, and added that Formula One…
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Nigel Roebuck
Reflections – How politics have conspired to spoil our sport – It’s too soon to write off Schuey and Jenson…
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Nigel Roebuck
Ni e Roebuck n the Friday afternoon in Bahrain Monsieur Todt took part in a long press conference, in the…
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GT1 world series is go
“I have been dreaming about these cars since I was a teenager,” said FIA president Jean Todt at the launch…
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Poor entry forces GT2 cancellation
The introduction of the new FIA European GT2 Championship has been postponed for 2010. The series, which would have run…
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Peugeot adds Sebring to its tally
Peugeot has become the first French manufacturer to win the Sebring 12 Hours in the event’s 58-year history. The victory…
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Audis Le Mans fightback begins
This is the car with which Audi will attempt to regain its Le Mans 24 Hours crown from Peugeot in…
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In brief, May 2010
* British sports car stalwarts Warren Hughes and Jamie Campbell-Walter will team up in this year’s GT1 World Championship, sharing…
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New factory for McLaren road cars
McLaren Automotive is to create a £40 million ‘Production Centre’ where the company’s new range of high-performance cars will be…
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Brit Turner lands extra Aston drive
Sports car star Darren Turner will race three types of Aston Martin in 2010. The Aston works driver, a double…
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