Red Bull Collision Could Be 2010 Turning Point

The high profile and dramatic collision between the Red Bull Racing drivers, Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel, not only cost them the Turkish GP but could potentially end up being the turning point of the 2010 season. All Formula One championships have that one major turning point which many agree was the pivotal moment which swung the championship one way or the other. If you look back... 

Re-Fuelling Ban Created Thrilling Turkish GP

The re-fuelling ban may have attracted many critics after a very processional Bahrain GP but it was the catalyst that created the thrilling Turkish GP. There have been many criticisms of the re-fuelling ban, including the fact that there is less strategy than before, it’s now more about nursing the car rather than pushing hard, and it’s more difficult to make progress from a poor grid position. However... 

Where Can Red Bull Be Threatened Now?

In the last two rounds in Spain and Monaco, Red Bull has finally started to turn their superiority over the rest of the field into big results. Furthermore, it appeared that Adrian Newey waved his magic wand again, and their margin over the rest of the field increased as opposed to decreasing. Their pace in Barcelona was more dominant than Brawn GP a year earlier. In 2009 qualifying, Button was only... 

Kimi Raikkonen F1 Return Looking Unlikely

2010’s star studied driver line-up is the strongest F1 has had since the 1980’s. However, one man missing from the current field is Kimi Raikkonen , who left F1 last season to try his hand at rallying. There have been a number of people asking about the possibility of Raikkonen returning to the sport in 2011 and, should he return, with whom. Raikkonen has insisted that he won’t make... 

F1 Teammate Wars Could Impact Title Race

A key theme of the 2010 Formula 1 championship is the intense driver rivalries we are seeing in all of the top teams. This is a feature that has become more apparent over the last few seasons as the depth of quality on the F1 grid has got stronger and stronger, leading to some mighty driver partnerships. If you look back, as recently as 2006 we didn’t have the intense teammate rivalries that... 

Kubica Could Be This Year’s Monaco Grand Prix Surprise

Due to the uniqueness of the Monte-Carlo track, it has had a tendency to produce surprise results most years. There are a number of reasons why this has been a common theme here including: The slow nature of the circuit means that aerodynamic efficiency is much less important than at most tracks. Therefore this takes away part of the advantage that the top teams often have. Only Hungary and Singapore... 

Monaco Qualifying Debate is Nonsense

Heading into the Monaco GP, drivers and teams are concerned about weekend traffic. That’s not the normal everyday road traffic that circulates the streets of Monte-Carlo when F1 isn’t in town, but the potential threat that the new teams could ruin the laps of the frontrunners around the short and very narrow circuit. The main area of concern is the 20 minute Q1 session where there will... 

Monaco Critical Race for Red Bull’s Rivals

There is no respite for the F1 circus this weekend as we head straight to the streets of Monte-Carlo for the Monaco GP. The track certainly couldn’t be any more different than Catalunya if it tried. The two tracks are at the opposite ends of the F1 circuit spectrum. Whereas Catalunya has fast and long corners, Monaco is full of twists and slow fiddly corners. Also unlike Catalunya, the drivers... 

Formula 1 2010 Spanish GP Preview

After a three-week break F1 heads to Spain for the fifth round of the 2010 championship. At this race we will learn a lot about how the rest of the season is likely to pan out for two main reasons: Firstly the Catalunya circuit is the ultimate test of a Formula 1 car. It’s for this reason this track has been the most popular venue for testing for a long time now. Hence why most drivers could... 

For Formula One’s Jenson Button and Mclaren, Dream Start to 2010

The first three races of 2010 were very open with three different race winners from three different teams. Heading into China it was time to see if somebody could make a stand and edge ahead of the field as the title favourites. The majority were expecting Red Bull and Vettel to throw the gauntlet at their opposition, after their 1-2 in Sepang, and a Shanghai circuit which suited the team’s strengths. However... 

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