F1Yankee

nice battle with blundell and berger there. notice the overtaking despite no DRS and 2m wide cars. what’s the difference from today’s f1? less downforce, variations in strengths including power, and tracks […]

you nailed it.

not once but twice there’s a lunatic on the track, not once but twice the green lights fail….those were the days.

that front jack looks like a chinese knock-off of a segway

bernie ecclestone is a hard man to control…never would have guessed that :P

check out that spine compressor of a finish line! what are they thinking?

i bet once you saw the price, you probably wouldn’t have either :P

£19.6 ($29.6m) most likely does not include the commission.

re: schumacher
what an absolutely classic moment for schumacher and for f1. the brilliance of his driving in the wet was matched only by the strategic comprehension. what made it right to do then is exactly the […]

i’m inclined to agree with that, especially when it comes to legal issues. but i do think there’s some room for improvement – i remember seeing cameramen getting tangled up in the action before. specifically, a […]

the way SC is deployed is totally wrong. what they should do is:

1. incident or condition occurs, decision to deploy SC is made
2. declare SC, no passing, all drivers must slow and prepare to stop in affected […]

your statement is full of contradictions. so, he didn’t dominate, he merely whipped everyone’s buttocks? ok.

they were only as close as vettel wanted them to be. after the safety car, he quickly put them back at arm’s length. this victory was never in doubt, despite what the commentators would have you believe.

boring! vettel led out of turn 1 and i said out loud “well, there’s your winner”.

i remember when the winner wasn’t decided until the first round of pit stops. it’s sad that red bull domination makes the […]

their only obligation is to communicate on behalf of their owner.

i have found pirelli’s problem:

if only it were every other sunday….these long breaks sap even my interest, and must destroy it for casual fans.

I see your point but in most of those cases it really is money that buys dominance. If all teams spent the same we’d have a far closer grid. Red Bull are breaking the mould in that respect, and credit to them for […]

The guys at the factory are a bit more disappointed that they read it on the internet rather than heard something direct.

A. horner never passes up the opportunity to lay blame or paint someone else as a […]

good for mark, good for porsche and sports cars. i’ve always liked webbo, and i’m happy to see him go to a contender that will permit him to succeed at the other “pinnacle” of motorsport.

“my (sport TBD) guy and/or team would never do such a thing!!!”

it’s 2013, and that attitude is as outdated as tuberculosis. come on, kids.

as another has said, i’d like to read similar articles on newey, […]