F1 Fanatic round-up: 12/2/2010

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While F1 testing continues in Jerez, Lotus are launching their first F1 car in 16 years today. We’ll have more from today’s two big F1 events later. In the meantime, here’s today’s round-up: Links New management at Magny-Cours (Joe Saward) France’s best chance of getting its Grand Prix back? Ron Dennis honoured at UK motorsport’s … Continue reading F1 Fanatic round-up: 12/2/2010

Drivers report high wear on intermediates

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Bridgestone’s new intermediate tyres are proving a challenge for F1 drivers who are reporting high levels of wear on the wet-weather rubber. Nico Hulkenberg said the tyres were wearing out quickly in yesterday’s wet session at Jerez: Even though we were picking up a lot of water on the track they still seemed too soft. … Continue reading Drivers report high wear on intermediates

Hulkenberg happy with Cosworth power

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Nico Hulkenberg thinks Williams has benefitted from a boost in power since switching to Cosworth engines. H?lkenberg drove the car with the Toyota engine – thought to be one of the least powerful in F1 last year – in December. It’s good, I’m very positively surprised about it. There’s been no issues with reliability and … Continue reading Hulkenberg happy with Cosworth power

Silverstone to use ‘Arena’ track in 2010

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The 2010 British Grand Prix will take place on Silverstone’s new ‘Arena’ circuit in 2010, the circuit has confirmed, after gaining approval from Formula One Management. The race organisers say the new circuit, built at a cost of £5m, will provide a better experience for fans in 2010. It cuts out the Abbey chicane and … Continue reading Silverstone to use ‘Arena’ track in 2010

Williams supply hybrid tech to Porsche

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Williams are to provide the hybrid power technology developed for F1 last year for a new Porsche road car. The Porsche 911 GT3 R Hybrid will use technology supply by Williams Hybrid Power. Unlike their rivals, Williams developed a mechanical rather than electrical KERS, but did not run it during a race weekend in 2009. … Continue reading Williams supply hybrid tech to Porsche

F1 Fanatic round-up: 11/2/2010

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Day two in Jerez. Internet connection out here is pretty patchy so I’m afraid the round-ups are going live a bit later than usual. Here’s today’s: Links Senna and Grosjean join the queue at Stefan GP? (Adam Cooper) “Others in the mix include Romain Grosjean, Christian Klien and most interestingly, Bruno Senna. Grosjean apparently has … Continue reading F1 Fanatic round-up: 11/2/2010

Harder tyres for the Australian Grand Prix

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Bridgestone will bring tyres one stage harder than those used at last year’s Australian Grand Prix when the teams return to the track this year. F1’s official tyre supplier has revealed the compounds that will be provided for the first three races of 2010: Circuit 2010 tyres 2009 tyres Bahrain Medium / Super Soft Medium … Continue reading Harder tyres for the Australian Grand Prix

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