Monthly Archives: October 2007

Sorry it’s a bit late, I was just waiting for the dust to settle! “Anything can happen in Formula 1 and it usually does!” It probably wasn’t the best time to have one of my worst predictions of the year. … Continue reading →

Some people have said that McLaren just give driver equality lip service, and that they’ve actually been favouring Lewis all of the way through the season, but after 17 races… Lewis Hamilton – 109 PointsFernando Alonso – 109 Points Now … Continue reading →

After a season dogged with claim and counter-claim in respect of the validity of the various constructors’ cars, engines, tyres and fuel, Max and Bernie reveal: The Way Forward (Alex, when’s your birthday again?)

Perhaps it’s unfair (to both drivers) to say that Hamilton lost rather than Raikkonen won the title. After all, it’s generally agreed that it was McLaren’s mistake not to call Lewis in earlier for tyres in China, and it was … Continue reading →

So this, very much, is it. It’s Alonso’s to win and Lewis’s to loose. Kimi can still win the championship and it’s not impossible, but it will require at least one of the drivers from a team other than McLaren … Continue reading →

Stew and I were wondering how much of an advantage having a fresh engine would really give in modern rev limited F1. James Allen reckons this: Because Alonso retired in Japan and took a fresh engine for China, his unit … Continue reading →

So the latest rumours are that: 1) Alonso and Heikki swap. 2) Alonso goes to Renualt, Rosberg goes to McLaren 3) (One that seems to be growing in favour recently) Alonso stays at McLaren, and there is no change to … Continue reading →

At the pub last night conversation turned to Formula 1. It hasn’t been possible to talk about F1 in a pub for years, but these days things are a little bit different. One of the guys there, Big Dave, said … Continue reading →

…is that they can really come back to bite. I just remembered the other day that we all have extra points coming at the end of the season in terms of double points for whoever is winning the championship, but … Continue reading →

It’s been obvious for some time that the British media have been a tad on the biased side towards Lewis Hamilton. It’s no surprise to find that the Spanish Media are similarly biased towards their man. I was surprised to … Continue reading →