Ferrari to open store in London
2008-04-24 19:02:00Ferrari to open store in London
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Ferrari to open store in London
Toyota and FIA work to improve safety
Barcelona tech file
The British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) today confirmed that the Club is on schedule to complete Silverstone's new Grand Prix Pits complex in time for the 2010 British Grand Prix. The club's current deal with Bernie Ecclestone expires in 2009 and negotiations are currently underway about an extension.
Hamilton up for the fight
A statement from the BRDC
Spanish GP: Thursday Press Conference
Following incidents which occurred during Formula One testing at the Circuit de Catalunya on February 1st and 2nd 2008, which involved fans shouting racial abuse at Lewis Hamilton, the FIA has launched its new anti-racism campaign at the Spanish circuit today.
As its future hangs in the balance, the Super Aguri team is being tight-lipped about the ongoing negotiations to secure it's future, but is still hopeful it will be able to race at Barcelona this weekend.
Super Aguri issues new statement
Ferrari driver Felipe Massa warned the fans that they shouldn't expect miracles from Ferrari's new front nose with the slot in it. The new nose was first tested by the Brazilian at Circuit de Catalunya last week and got a lot of media attention. According to Massa though it is only a small aerodynamic advantage.
F1 leading lights give support to FIA's campaign
FIA launches 'EveryRace' anti-racism campaign
While many might start to get worried about Lewis Hamilton's performance in the last two rounds of the Formula 1 championship former Formula One world champion Damon Hill believes there is nothing to worry about for the 23-year-old McLaren driver.
Lap Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya with McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen
Lap Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya with McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen
Q&A with Team Ireland team manager Dave O'Neill
Felipe Massa has joined a large group of drivers who is hoping to keep the tyre warmers next season. According to the proposed rules by the FIA the slicks will return in 2009 but tyre warmers will be banned. According to Massa the blankets are mainly important from a safety point of view.
According to Renault F1 team boss Flavio Briatore the Ferrari team was right not to hire Fernando Alonso. The Italian believes Alonso and Raikkonen would never give the team the maximum result as both drivers are extremely talented.
The Force India Formula 1 team is the only team who is introducing a new motorhome in the paddock. The enormous motorhome clearly stands out in the paddock with its wall of glass.
Ferrari critical of KERS
Competition: Win a 1:1 scale Red Bull RB3 Steering Wheel
The Grand Prix circuit near Barcelona is one that every F1 team knows well from the thousands of kilometres of testing carried out there over the winter. Few venues offer such a variety of medium and high-speed corners and it is widely acknowledged as the definitive aero circuit that provides a stern test of a Formula 1 car. With few big braking zones and so many high-speed corners, overtaking remains extremely difficult and a good qualifying performance and sensible strategy are paramount for a successful weekend.
After three fly-away races, Formula One makes its European debut for 2008 when Bridgestone's hard and medium compound Bridgestone Potenza Formula One tyres get put through their paces at Barcelona's gruelling Circuit de Catalunya this weekend.