Tag Archives: Alonso

The Hungarian GP is over, and there is now no more F1 for another few weeks as the summer break starts and the team staff can take a much-needed break.

McLaren only finished ninth with their new Honda power units, their worst Constructors’ Championship position since 1980, when they scored just 11 points.

Reputations are everything in Formula One. Away from the sport, it takes ages to build a reputation and seconds to damage it. In Formula One, it takes a second to build a reputation. Yet it is almost impossible to shake it off. Ask Pastor Maldonado. When the Venezuelan entered the sport in 2011, he already had a reputation for being …

Time for the night race at Singapore! Might be an 8pm start in Singapore for the race but thanks to the thousands of lights it’s incredibly bright.

The quickest track on the calendar is here, the Italian GP at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza.

Taken a little bit longer than usual for the Chinese GP post-race stats, partially due to being at Silverstone for the WEC and partially due to laziness!

First of all, sorry for the site downtime, was something out of my control but it doesn't matter now as WE'RE BACK! And with a new post! I had this thought a while ago and completely forgot about it until just now, what would the 2012 F1 season have been like if every single driver had finished every race exactly where they started? The answer, boring! But I went and found out anyway, with some quite interesting results.

Almost at the end of the teammate head to heads, only Red Bull to go after this one. They are the oldest team on the grid and the only team to have competed in each F1 season, but the teammate head to heads at Ferrari haven't exactly been particularly close recently, but hopefully still worth a read.

Well the season is finally over, guess it's time for some full stats of the 2012 season. You may remember me doing something similar a few weeks ago (here) but now it's over I can give even more stats and info.

Wow, what a race that was, had a little bit of everything, we even had Kimi Räikkönen getting lost off track. Nico Hülkenberg led a race for the first ever time, looking good for a win, a podium at least until he made a mistake at turn 1 forcing Lewis Hamilton to retire and getting a drive through for himself.