Screw that, Someone hire this guy into F1!!! As nice as those concepts are, hiring him into F1 wouldn't help much as no one would want to design a car that either doesn't comply with the regulations and/or is pretty at the expense of competitiveness. Of course not. It was merely a statement as to t...

Screw that, Someone hire this guy into F1!!! The Williams is simplistically STUNNING. That wide rear wing… OMG Think I need a new pair of shorts! The Red Bull… Wow, Incredibly unique in every aspect and so many little different ways of looking at components. The only issue that sticks out to me is t...

What good is the benefit of not having to compete with the works team, when you have a generic (I'll use this word for lack of something better I can come up with :) ) engine that isn't as good as those of the works teams? 1) I'm pretty sure less money would be spent on development and as such the ...

Yes I am fully aware. Still, logic states that it should've NEVER been allowed regardless of thew reasoning behind it. The revamped Ferrari PU is marginally more expensive to produce and with what they charge they could have easily charged Manor the same amount for the new ones as they did for the ...

Yes I am fully aware. Still, logic states that it should've NEVER been allowed regardless of thew reasoning behind it. The revamped Ferrari PU is marginally more expensive to produce and with what they charge they could have easily charged Manor the same amount for the new ones as they did for the 2...

I always take PF1 news with a large pinch of salt, and this doesn't ring true: However, a competitive engine will come at a cost for Red Bull. According to the reports, Ferrari are open to joining forces with Red Bull, but the Bulls would have definite 'B' team status and would have a specification...

So Alonso drops from 5th to 39th because the McLaren-Honda is garbage? Okay then... Unfortunately, without a bar with which to measure a driver's performance due to a poor car, there is not enough information in the way of performance and ability with which to draw a fair assessment on a driver's p...

I would personally welcome a Hamilton/Alonso reunion as that same kid who took on the 2-time defending champion is now even better, more well rounded and stronger and I don't think anyone can rattle Lewis to break his concentration, not even Alonso and his political games. I also think Lewis would h...

I feel for those of you in the northeastern US, but this reeks of a money grab by Ecclestone, as always. Perhaps one last hoorah before it's coitenz for him is my gut feeling.

Hard to tell with all the possibilities in the way of equipment failures, fumbles in the pits, wrong strategy calls, incidental contact which is always a possibility, bobbles which can lead to damage. We've seen Brakes give out, sometimes obliterate without prior warning and though quite rare the la...

So if I hear what you guys are saying, Lewis is simply faster in Quali (with race never in doubt from last year) and that Nico will always be on the back foot keeping up, regardless how much he hates losing to Lewis. So despite needing to win in Canada, it was almost a lost cause? Wow that's a lot ...

What if ALL teams and drivers told the FIA to stick it and run the exact same amount of fuel over the limit and go over the fuel flow limit identically as well? The teams have the power to do this and make a better and more exciting, yet level playing field. They won't disqualify every team and it w...

What I want is a return to the most efficient Aero period. Not the most efficient around an impractical set of rules to try and help those who's own aero is lacking. As we've seen, the ploy to allow trailing cars to follow more closely never transpired and as it always was, only the very best can ma...

As well, think back to Hulkenbergs sole Pole Position and how exciting it was. That was only possible thanks to fuel strategies, regardless of how superficial it was. It was a great moment for us fans and even more so for Williams. Ekhm, Hulkenberg was on pole position in 2010, first season since 1...

You guys saying it was no good to begin with aren't seeing the big picture. Let's go back to the refueling era and think for a moment of the commercial exposure for sponsors in F1 and how the little teams and their sponsors rarely receive any. What refueling can provide is a means by which some of t...

Not a very good interview or writeup if you ask me but at least it provides some insight as to life as a Villeneuve and it seems like in dad's life it was all about dad.

As a fairly new fan, since 2008, to me Monaco is more about the challenge of the circuit to the drivers than the racing action. More of an 'All-Star' event if you like, unique to the season. I think it's often underplayed just how much accuracy and consistency (and bottle) is required to drive the ...

None that I know of here states side.

If you have a good friend who has Cable subscription, perhaps they can provide their login info for you to use.

These days engine mapping can be used to easily make engines more drivable.

What is more important for all engine manufacturers is low end torque and quickness being as once they get into the higher revs they are all quite comparable.

What I haven't seen mentioned here is that either way it is a democracy/decision by committee. If FOM comes up with another grand ole cockamamie idea Todt should support it and if Todt comes up with a brain scheme FOM should support it… Sounds like more of the same. What has to happen is that a comm...

F1's 'manufacturer' exclusivity is pricing itself out of the world of fiscal reality. The 'Golden Years' of F1 had customers participating with varying levels of success - sometimes beating whom they got their chassis from. Strange when you consider it. All but Ferrari and Merc are using customer e...