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Australia – It’s the excitement of staying up all night. It’s the fun of having some friends round for a party that goes through ’til morning. It’s waiting for the first time Jim says, “Hello”, all season – I hope … Continue reading →

I’m quite uncertain about the possibility of the cars being fitted with brake lights. Surely it goes against the whole principle of the sport? What I’m guessing, however, is that it isn’t for normal use. During a race a driver … Continue reading →

I’m sure Nick will be in with his crazy prediction for the week at some point, but i’ve got a few thoughts i’d like to air before the serious buisiness of predicting the top eight gets under way. In Melbourne … Continue reading →

After reading, hearing, digesting and deliberating all winter about how the 2007 F1 season was going to pan out, I thought I would try to summarise my view on all this info… …well, that was last week and now the … Continue reading →

Bernie has recently said that he thinks the point system encourages drivers to be conservative and content with second place rather than going for the win. I think we’ve known this to be true since they initiated the system. It … Continue reading →

One of the things that I really miss about the Formula 1 off season is the lack of Martin. I really should get that Martin quote generator up and running (and fix the layout of the site so Murray’s quotes … Continue reading →

None of us seem to believe that Honda really do care about the environment. But we’re pretty even stevens about the reason for it! Lots of votes, excellent stuff! Anyway, A new question for this week: “How many cars will … Continue reading →

Welcome to 2007:

Having been quite excited that autosport.com decided to start covering MotoGP*, I’m now very annoyed. Because I was working yesterday I recorded the first race of the season and returned home eager to watch it. However, I made the stupid … Continue reading →

Toyota’s Ralf Schumacher considers himself one of the top three drivers in Formula One and insists it is only a matter of time before Toyota wins the F1 title. I’ll have what he’s having!