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I don’t know about you but i had forgotten about Prodrive entering the fray next year. Also i am reminded of the talk all over the place in the last few weeks about whether Alonso will stay at McLaren and … Continue reading →

Alonso has decided to join a Swiss Division 3 football team to burn off his spare energy. Rather interestingly a certain M. Schumacher of Switzerland also plays in a Swiss Division 3 football team. So there is the rather bizarre … Continue reading →

So last season they banned the drivers from wearing jewellery. This seemed like a ploy to particularly unsettle the red bull boys with their earrings. But it also upset Michael because he wore a necklace. Apparently it was a safety … Continue reading →

If there is any justice in the world McLaren should probably win this year’s world championship (unless they were found to be cheating). I say this from a totally non partisan point of view. So why do I say “should”? … Continue reading →

With the summer holiday almost over it’s time for us to get back to racing this weekend and now there are no more chances to fix the cars (or very few) you’re stuck with what you’ve got (sorry Jenson) and … Continue reading →

The big dangling question of the week other than if there was a countdown indicator of Alonso’s car was that of swearing on the radio. Somewhere somehow two different newspapers reported the same story on the same day. This means … Continue reading →

Oh god, nooooooooo, but you did warn me: Arsenal interest F1’s EcclestoneEcclestone on verge of launching Arsenal bid Alex, I blame you (I’ll think of a reason shortly)

The other week we saw the Williams trucks on the motorway presumably heading out to the Hungarian Grand Prix, which reminded me of another sighting of F1 trucks earlier this season. I’m not sure when it was now but it … Continue reading →

Does Alono’s McLaren steering wheel have a display of the time left during qualifying sessions, or not? This seems to be an essential point no one can agree on. Mark Hughes says: ‘He knew how long he needed for an … Continue reading →

Well, a slightly different race to the Nurburgring, I did have to smile wryly when Alonso landed on pole, and wasn’t really too surprised that he, rightly or wrongly, had some kind of penalty imposed on him. As Alex pointed … Continue reading →