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F1 blogs & more: Coulthard’s crashes

26th August 2008, 11:0026th August 2008, 9:44 | Written by Keith Collantine

A round up of interesting F1 blog posts and news items from the past few days. Including rumours of unhappiness at Force India, David Coulthard being urged to quit F1 sooner rather than later, and one fan who really, really likes Peter Windsor…

F1 blogs & more: Donington news

19th August 2008, 13:0019th August 2008, 12:09 | Written by Keith Collantine

Donington Park’s planning application is expected ‘within weeks’ but the circuit owners are refusing to discuss their plans for the 2010 British Grand Prix. What’s going on? Plus as British circuits like Brands Hatch face increasing pressure friom neighbours over noise restrictions one group is petitioning the British parliament to change the law. Read these … Continue reading F1 blogs & more: Donington news

F1 blogs & more: Rain again?

31st July 2008, 12:3031st July 2008, 22:30 | Written by Keith Collantine

Here’s a selection of F1-related highlights I’ve found on the web in the past week or so – could we be in for more wet weather action at the Hungaroring? Plus Michael Schumacher has an altercation with a pedestrian, the strange reason behind Timo Glock’s huge crash in the German Grand Prix, Emerson Fittipaldi on … Continue reading F1 blogs & more: Rain again?

F1 blogs & more: Mansell comeback?

22nd July 2008, 10:0021st July 2008, 21:58 | Written by Keith Collantine

A round up of highlights from F1 blogs and other sites including: Is Nigel Mansell about to make another comeback to international motor sport? How would the 1994 season have ended if Ayrton Senna hadn’t been killed? And why is Ralf Schumacher struggling so badly in the DTM?

F1 blogs & more: calendar concerns

13th July 2008, 8:0013th July 2008, 0:36 | Written by Keith Collantine

A quick round-up of intersting articles and features I’ve found on F1 blogs and other sites recently. Includes retro German backmarkers, problems with next year’s calendar, and gratuitous shots of Dan Gurney getting air at the N?�??rburgirng.

F1 blogs & more: Bad sportsmanship

29th June 2008, 7:0028th June 2008, 9:29 | Written by Keith Collantine

A quick round-up of links I’ve bookmarked on StumbleUpon this week including bad sportsmanship in F1, Ferrari building a new simulator, and British winners of their home race. Read on for more.

F1 blogs & more: F1 drivers at Le Mans

11th June 2008, 7:0011th June 2008, 11:28 | Written by Keith Collantine

On Maximum Motorsport this week I took a look at the 28 former Formula 1 drivers who are competing in the famous Le Mans 24 Hours this weekend. Elsewhere on the web changes to Magny-Cours, an top 25 drivers feature with an interesting slant, and 40 years since McLaren’s first Grand Prix victory.

F1 blogs & more: Raikkonen retiring?

1st June 2008, 11:38 | Written by Keith Collantine

A selection of highlights from F1 blogs and news sites including speculation on Kimi Raikkonen retiring at the end of the year. Plus the latest on the new Valencia and Singapore street tracks, Lewis Hamilton samples a hard-tuned Porsche. and Niki Lauda appears on a chat show with a difference.

F1 blogs & more: Behind the scenes at Monte-Carlo with Mark Webber

28th May 2008, 9:0028th May 2008, 11:37 | Written by Keith Collantine

Here’s some of my latest picks from the world of F1 blogs and websites, including Mark Webber’s own photographs of his weekend in Monaco. You can also now follow what I’m reading on social bookmarking site StumbleUpon and share other articles you think I might like using it. You can still email me as usual … Continue reading F1 blogs & more: Behind the scenes at Monte-Carlo with Mark Webber

F1 blogs review: ALMS vs F1

23rd May 2008, 12:3023rd May 2008, 14:29 | Written by Keith Collantine

Is the American Le Mans Series more technologically sophisticated than Formula 1? Just one of the thought-provoking blog posts I’ve come across this week. Plus take a peek at the Monaco webcam, Ask Nigel returns, and more below…

F1 blogs review: Ferrari A1GP car

13th May 2008, 15:0013th May 2008, 15:04 | Written by Keith Collantine

A few choice morsels from the world of motor racing blogs including the A1 Grand Prix car based on the Ferrari F2004, the poor crowd at the Turkish Grand Prix and McLaren’s painfully bad PR. Plus a shameless plug for my interview with Sir Stirling Moss and more.

F1 blogs review: South African stars

19th April 2008, 7:0019th April 2008, 8:42 | Written by Keith Collantine

It’s been way too long since I last did a round-up of what’s been keeping me entertained on the F1 blogs. Here are some of the highlights from this week:

F1 blogs review – 2008 is on

8th March 2008, 7:008th March 2008, 16:29 | Written by Keith Collantine

Great to see The Times’s excellent Formula 1 blog back in time for the new season. Renault also have their official blog up and running in time for Melbourne and have previewed the first race.

F1 blogs review: Ferrari aero video

1st March 2008, 7:0029th February 2008, 23:52 | Written by Keith Collantine

Here’s some of my favourite picks from the F1 blogs this week including an excellent video showing the detail changes Ferrari have made to their front wing in time for the first race at Melbourne. Plus Michael Schumacher gets back in an F1 car, rumours about Ron Dennis, and a Ferrari that’s good enough to … Continue reading F1 blogs review: Ferrari aero video

F1 blogs review: Champ Car and IRL merge

23rd February 2008, 7:0023rd February 2008, 10:20 | Written by Keith Collantine

The Champ Car World Series and Indy Racing League have ended their 12-year feud and joined back together, a move that could have interesting consequences for Formula 1. Also in the F1 blogs this week, video of Juan Pablo Montoya wrestling, Spyker describe Formula 1 as a ‘massive bleeder’, F1 Racing gets a new editor … Continue reading F1 blogs review: Champ Car and IRL merge

F1 blogs review – Racism and more

9th February 2008, 7:009th February 2008, 8:26 | Written by Keith Collantine

The row over racism in Formula 1 following the abuse of Lewis Hamilton in Spain last week propelled the sport onto the front pages of many newspapers and led to a frenzy of coverage. Here’s a cross-section of reaction from a range of blogs including sites about F1, Spain, general sport, black people and more, … Continue reading F1 blogs review – Racism and more

F1 blogs review: Kazuki Nakajima’s crash

2nd February 2008, 7:0026th January 2011, 13:54 | Written by Keith Collantine

With the season drawing ever closer there’s more activity on the F1 blogs – here’s 18 articles worth reading I came across this week. Read on for thoughts on the Renault launch, Kazuki Nakajima’s crash, Gilles Villeneuve and – as always – Lewis Hamilton.

F1 blogs review: free Red Bulletin download

26th January 2008, 7:0028th January 2008, 16:53 | Written by Keith Collantine

In the F1 blogs this week grab yourself a complete back-catalogue of the free paddock magazine Red Bulletin in PDF format from the past three years. Just don’t try taking them into the McLaren pit… Plus an Australian F1 fan frustrated with the organisation of the Melbourne race, plenty of thoughts on testing and more.

F1 blogs review: Launch season

12th January 2008, 9:0010th January 2008, 21:51 | Written by Keith Collantine

In the F1 blogs this week plenty of reaction to the Ferrari and McLaren launches. Meanwhile the row over traction control goes on. Will it make the racing better? Will it make F1 more dangerous? Everyone is having their say.

F1 blogs review: Auf wiedersehen Ralf

5th January 2008, 9:001st February 2008, 23:04 | Written by Keith Collantine

Several F1 bloggers picked up on the departure of Ralf Schumacher from Formula 1 this week. And as usual he didn’t get a very sympathetic farewell… Others criticised the stance of some drivers against the traction control ban, who said it might make racing in the wet too dangerous. Read the weekly round-up of the … Continue reading F1 blogs review: Auf wiedersehen Ralf

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