The cars have been revealed for the upcoming 2020 Formula One season and as usual, everyone has their opinion as to which is the best looking. Unfortunately, you don’t get points for looking good but that doesn’t stop them making some stunning looking machines. We take a look a some of the best looking F1
Most of us do not realize that fitness and mental conditioning play an important role in the success of a F1 driver. Drivers like Lewis Hamilton who have 1/12 odds of winning the 2019 Driver’s Championship have extremely high levels of fitness which helps them to win races and be successful. The best workouts for
If you love speed, there’s no greater sport in the world than Formula One. And there has been real intrigue going on behind the scenes ahead of 2018 season, with some interesting changes under the hood of these supercars. Below we’ll look at 6 of the most interesting cars to keep an eye out for
The buzz and gossip before the start of the 2016 Formula One season has been centred on the two Mercedes drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg. ‘Team mates’ is perhaps a loose term to describe the pair who have clashed (literally) on and off the track over the last few years. Hamilton – winner of
There are a select few people in the world that have enough money to actually afford anything, or almost anything. And because some things are unique, they are that much more valuable for them, even if just because it’s exclusive. One such item resides in Afzal Kahn’s possession, in the form of the single F1
Have you ever wanted to get into a Formula 1 simulator, but never had the chance? Well, now for the sum of 90.000 GBP, you can own one for yourself. This little toy has recently been made available at Costco.co.uk, and besides the state of the art simulation, it even has nice details fitted to
McLaren is a British company that is all about the racing. With immense Formula 1 experience, they had a bit of a run at road cars. These days they’re selling the MP4-12C supercar and working towards the P1, something high end for the history books and schoolboys to dream of. Some 20 years ago however,
McLaren F1 is a well-known supercar manufactured by the British company based Woking, England. The two-door sport car entered production in 1992, only 106 units being produced until 1998 when the company decided end manufacturing the model. McLaren F1 is fitted with a 6.1-liter V12 engine producing 618 horsepower at 7,400 rpm and 651 Nm
The Italians are a bit shaken up by the recent snow and very low temperatures that have hit the country but still have managed to release their latest F1 race car. Very innovative titling and copyrighting was used as the new Formula 1 racer Ferrari will be competing with this season is called the F2012.
Even though Formula One was established as a World Championship in 1950 the Italians came up with the Ferrari F1 racer that’s known as the typo 125 back in 1948 and they have, ever since, taken part in all seasons up to the present. Part of that Ferrari F1 heritage and presence in the World
Formula 1 is getting tougher and tougher to understand these days but this bit of news does feature quite a reasonable translation possibility. Lotus-Renault is the team that’s actually helped along by the actual British manufacturer at Lotus and not just another team with legal rights of a name.
The British at Lotus have had quite the series of achievements throughout 2010. The clearing of a situation with the F1 team’s name and livery ownership isn’t one of them. The legal fight between Lotus Group and Team Lotus was quite a tense situation and the two entities were due to enter the court room
After a bit of unclear air and some tense situations on the legal front, everything seems to be all right. The British at Lotus will be going into F1 as a factory team for the 2011 season.
The McLaren F1 is now 18 years old and yet still holds its own with various records but sometimes even a car as special and exclusive as this needs something to help it stand out. In the case of the car wearing chassis #5 things are taking the McLaren F1 to a whole new level.
German magazine AutoBild recently stated that the infamous British automotive performance company, McLaren, is considering a 2+2 setup for it’s upcoming supercar. In keeping with their philosophy such a decision would have to go through some consideration, engineering and reengineering before a final decision would be made on such a possibility.
Are you a big fan of Formula 1? Are you an anorak of F1 with deep pockets? Would you like to own a genuine Formula 1 racer? If your answer to these questions is positive than this might just be the break you’ve been waiting for as a dealer in Florida has an interesting lot
Luca di Montezemolo, President of Ferrari SpA, has admitted to missing the days when he was working with F1 legend Michael Schumacher. The famous race-car driver, who won seven world championships for the alleged Italian automaker, stayed with the team as a consultant after retiring from Formula 1 back in 2006.
McLaren Automotive have organised a special “welcome” party for the new car we’ve been hearing so much of in the past few months. This would be another demonstration of McLaren soft power in the release of the MP4-12C after a massive stab at the Bugatti Veyron from Ron Dennis.
This announcement came as a total surprise and will make the main subject of a special press conference this afternoon. This isn’t all, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo will resign from his position at Fiat SpA but will remain chairman of Ferrari.
Honda has decided to quit Formula 1 completely, starting 2009. They are not interested in racing in the future either. The F1 cars will be sold to other teams and the company won’t create other racing engines. Basically: they are planning to cut all connections with F1. The reason? The global auto industry is currently
