Monthly Archives: July 2007

So despite Kimi winning more races than everyone else Kimi has been said to have been underperforming this season. But here is an interesting stat for you… Kimi has won every race that Schumacher hasn’t attended. (It seems wrong because … Continue reading →

So I was completely off the mark when I suggested the person outside of F1 was Ross Brawn. Apparently it was a bloke in the newsagents that Mike Coulhan’s wife Wendy went to to photocopy the 780 page document. Hardly … Continue reading →

So we think that despite Ferrari’s improvement over the last two weekends there are some more serious problems at the Scuderia. While we’re on the subject of engineers it’s hard not to notice the massive improvement in reliability over at … Continue reading →

Well done to Alex, Nick and Fourstar who picked Hamilton for pole, the Silverstone effect seemed to give him the extra edge to just pip Raikkonen to the front of the grid, or was it a lighter fuel load? This … Continue reading →

The whole situation with Nigel Stepney seems to have become clearer over the weekend. What we know: 1) Stepney gave Ferrari information about car design but also about race procedure to Mike Coughlan (this seemed odd, what procedure could McLaren … Continue reading →

Thursday 28th June We loaded up our trusty Land Rover and headed off down to Dover rather bleary eyed. As usual we left a bit later than planned and then got sent on a bit of a detour as the … Continue reading →

So the British Grand Prix is upon us coming hot on the heels, as it does, of the French Grand Prix. Usually a gap of a week means no new parts but with the British Grand Prix being so close … Continue reading →

It was a bit all over the place this one from the points point of view, Hamilton was again a good scorer for most of us, landing Alex and myself 2 points each and Nick 1 point for the 3rd … Continue reading →

I was mightily impressed with Alonso yesterday – everyone who’s ever played an F1 computer game knows you can’t overtake at that chicane, but somehow he did it – and Hamilton round Kubica was also incredibly brave. There were two … Continue reading →