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I have been consulting with some of my non-internet F1 fans and asking them their thoughts for the coming year. One of them is / was a huge Michael Schumacher fan so I thought her opinion would be interesting. One … Continue reading →

I like the colours. Is this the worst possible answer a driver can give? How degrading is it to the engineers and all the work they have put into that car? You simply can’t say that, and Alonso should know. … Continue reading →

I’ve been reading a very interesting set of posts over at F1Fanatic. (Prizes for places, not points, Places not points revisited and The argument against championship points (III)) The gist is that Keith doesn’t think that the points system helps … Continue reading →

I watched the Superbowl last night and was rather disconcerted by something. Once the Indianapolis Colts had won and the podium ceremony was set up, it was the owner of the team who received the trophy first, then the coach, … Continue reading →

So remember my post: Most Stupid Decision ever? where I said there was going to be enforced tire changes between one hard and one soft (one of which was painted red on the side so you could tell what was … Continue reading →

Nick’s post about the teams expectations reminded me of an idea that I’d had for a while which is to run another championship right here on sofaf1. The idea is based exactly on what Nick observed which is that not … Continue reading →

Although Alex has stolen some of my thunder, I’ve collected here the predictions of every team who’s said want they want to achieve this year. Obviously for the top teams the only goal is the championship, but hopefully this will … Continue reading →

In fulfillment of a comment I made a few days ago, here is a list of all the races I have on tape. My general criteria for keeping a Grand Prix are that it has a lot of overtaking and/or … Continue reading →

There’s nothing like a positive attitude to turn a team around. And while over at Ferrari we find Kimi stringing together longer sentences than ever before*, with: “My debut in the Ferrari went well, but honestly I had hoped for … Continue reading →

An obscene amount of money would you consider following round the formula one circus for a year?