Author Archives: Alex Andronov

After seeing Nick’s post about hating the ITV F1 intro sequence I had an idea. I thought I would make a new one. One that I would like to see. I didn’t use the music he suggested but instead used … Continue reading →

I wonder if the rumour of Ross leaving Ferrari is a sign of something else a sign that Michael has privately committed to formula one next year but only if Ross stays. This would give Ross a very strong bargaining … Continue reading →

…Sadly I was unable to watch the race live this weekend. And at the end of this race for reasons best known to the machine I was watching on, I was unable to see anything after the bit that the … Continue reading →

James, known for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time has – in the middle of an article that basically says that the main reason that Jenson won was because Alonso retired which is odd because Alonso was behind … Continue reading →

A match made in heaven? Webber has always seemed like an old head on young shoulders. So the combo should be very interesting. I think they will probably get on really well and bring the team forward a long way, … Continue reading →

Do we think he’ll have a drive next year? People seem to seem to be suggesting that it will be Mark Webber and David Couthard at Red Bull. In fact Red Bull seems to be the place to be next … Continue reading →

I’m interested to know. I’d really like to see everyone post on this, I’ll do it too. But I’d like all posts to end with a sentence which starts with either, “I think Anthony Davidson is a better commentator than … Continue reading →

*The White Stripes – The hardest button to button This race had everything, it even had James Allen refer to a certain Ex-Formula 1 driver as “Juan Pablo Montoya” (eight laps from the end, or lap 62 for all those … Continue reading →

With the driver market hotting up we’re bound to be in for an interesting weekend of Formula 1 politics but what of the race itself? What will that bring? What happened last race with Renault is difficult to know. It … Continue reading →

According to the Guardian this morning Ross Brawn is set to retire. Surely though, if Ross retires then so will Michael? http://sport.guardian.co.uk/formulaone/story/0,,1835952,00.html Or would it mean that Kimi and Michael would have more even chances rather than it all just … Continue reading →