Ferrari may be embroiled in a team orders dispute right now, but it’s not the first time the Italian marque has asked drivers to look out for the team first and their own interests later. Let’s not forget, this is the team that in one race forced the FIA to regulate roadio conversations and ban all team orders. In the annuals of Formula One history, there is an example where Ferrari didn’t make their team orders clear, with …
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Throughout the history of Formula One, there are races which stand out above all else. Races that in one afternoon catapult a driver from mediocrity into a household name, or ruin a reputation built up over the course of decades for another. These are the stories that we all remember, the ones we love and the reason why we tune in each and every Sunday lunchtime.
1990 United States Grand Prix – Phoenix, Arizona
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Mark Webber wins for Red Bull… McLaren have a bad race… Rubens Barrichello gets pushed into a pit wall by Michael Schumacher whilst trying to overtake. Vettel gets punished for being too far out from the safety car and Lotus, Virgin Racing and Hispania finish the race with both of their cars!
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Hello and welcome to another edition of the Top 5, a regular rundown of all things F1. This weeks focuses on this weekends Hungarian Grand Prix, a tight and twisty track that has been a regualr on the calender since 1986. Many first wins have happened at the Hungaroring, including Fernando Alonso (2003), Jenson Button (2006) and Damon Hill (1993). In 2001, Michael Schumacher equalled Alain Prost’s then record 51 Grand Prix …
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Welcome to another edition of The Top 5, an article dedicated to listing the greatest moments of Formula One. This week, in reference to this weekends German Grand Prix, I look back on moments past at the old Hockenheim and Nurburgring.
5. 1986 – McLaren Hands it to Williams
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Hockenheim used to be one of the most flat-out tracks on the calendar, and …
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This weekend marks another entry into the already chequered history of the British Grand Prix, a stalwart of the Formula One calender. Many memories from many races and circuits throughout the years can make the claim to be the greatest, but which ones have I picked? Keep reading to find out!
5. Johnny Herbert takes his first win
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It took many years of hard work and perseverance for British crowd favourite …
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An awesome race, with battles going on up and down the field. The race was all about tyres and strategy, and a close race between the Red Bulls and McLaren:
Thank you to Lewis Hamilton, Jenson Button and all of the McLaren team for bringing us Brits a little bit of sporting success this weekend! Glad to see the Canadian Grand Prix back on the sporting calendar – what a fantastic race. Felipe Massa and Vitantonio Liuzzi went at each other …
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Hello and welcome to the latest edition of TGTB&TB, and first of all many apologies about the lateness this week. Laptop issues. But, I’m back to give my views on what, in my eyes, was the best dry race of the season so far. I’ll be covering the collision between Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber and the fallout, McLaren’s increased pace and lucky 1-2, as well as other stories …
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The Monaco Grand Prix conjures up some of the greatest images in Formula One. The sights of boats in the harbour and the sounds of engines screaming through the tunnel means the fans, more or less at the side of the track, get good value for their money. But, in a place Nelson Piquet once described as “cycling through your front room”, what moments stand out more than any other? Join …
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Hey, just a fan here with my blog on the Spanish Grand Prix 2010, Mark Webber brings home first with a smooth drive… race was a little dull, exciting but disappointing last minute crash for Lewis Hamilton. Fernando Alonso comes second and Sebastian Vettel third. Michael Schumacher’s highest finish of 2010.
I review the Spanish Grand Prix in approximately sixty seconds. It was a pretty straightforward race for Mark Webber after safely negotiating the first corner and the Spanish fans had …
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