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Sahara Force India: 100 GP and the Magic Formula
This weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix will mark Force India’s 100th race. The team, which evolved from the Jordan GP team, made its debut in 2008. Now in their sixth season, the team currently lie fifth in the Constructors’ Championship. Team … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Blog
Tagged 2008, 2013, Adrian Sutil, Belgian GP, Constructors' Championship, double points finishes, Ferrari, Giancarlo Fisichella, Hungarian GP, India, Jordan GP, karting, Karun Chandhok, KERS, Kimi Raikkonen, McLaren, Mercedes, Midland F1 Racing, Narain Karthikeyan, Nico Hulkenberg, One from a Billion, Paul di Resta, podium, points finishes, pole position, Sahara Force India, Sahara Force India Team Formula One Academy, Spyker F1, Vitantonio Liuzzi
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2013: Canadian Grand Prix: Race Preview
Formula One teams take a detour from their trip around Europe this weekend for the Canadian Grand Prix. Racing at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve for the 34th time, drivers will be faced with the infamous Wall of Champions as well as … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Race Previews
Tagged #sfi100, 100th GP, 2013, Alexander Wurz, Canadian Grand Prix, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, crashes, F1, Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Force India, Formula 1, Formula One, grid penalty, groundhog, International Tribunal, Keke Rosberg, Lewis Hamilton, Mark Webber, McLaren, Mercedes, Monaco, new chassis, Nico Rosberg, Pastor Maldonado, Pirelli, Romain Grosjean, Sebastian Vettel, Wall of Champions
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Processions or races: why Sergio Perez should keep it up
It’s impossible to overtake at Monaco. That was the general consensus going into last weekend’s Monaco GP. It’s the same every year. Yes, there is the occasional overtake – it’s not like it just never happens – but due to … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Blog
Tagged 2007, Adrian Sutil, Bahrain GP, F1, Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Formula 1, Formula One, Jenson Button, Kimi Raikkonen, McLaren, Mexican, Monaco, Monaco GP, Monte Carlo, Nouvelle Chicane, overtakes, racing incident, Sergio Perez, team radio, team-mates
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2013: Monaco GP: Race Preview
It’s time for the glitziest, most glamorous race of the season as drivers take to the tight and twisty street circuit in Monte Carlo. Two weeks ago Fernando Alonso was victorious at his home race – the Spanish GP – … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Race Previews
Tagged 2013, Circuit de Monaco, Esteban Gutiérrez, F1, Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Force India, Formula 1, Formula One, Formula Renault 3.5, François Cevert, front row lock out, GP2, helmets, James Hunt, Jean-Eric Vergne, Jules Bianchi, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Mark Webber, Max Chilton, McLaren, Mercedes, Monaco GP, Monte Carlo, Nico Rosberg, Paul di Resta, Pirelli, Renault, safety car, Sebastian Vettel, soft, super soft, Tom Kristensen, Valtteri Bottas
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Fernando Alonso: 200 GP and the Magic Formula
The upcoming Malaysia Grand Prix will see Fernando Alonso celebrate his 200th GP. Making his Formula One debut back in 2001, Alonso has been on the grid for over a decade , driving for a number of high profile teams … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Blog
Tagged 200 GP, 2001, 2012, 2013, Alex Yoongs, back-to-back champion, Bahrain, crash-gate, F1, fastest laps, Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Formula 1, Formula One, Giancarlo Fisichella, Hungarian GP, Jacques Villeneuve, Japanese Grand Prix, Jarno Trulli, Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, magic formula, Malaysia Grand Prix, McLaren, Minardi, Nelson Piquet Jr, podiums, pole positions, Renault, Romain Grosjean, Tarso Marques, two championships, wins, youngest world champion
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2013: Australian GP: FP1 + FP2 Round-Up
Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel has fired a warning shot to his rivals by topping both the first and second free practice sessions. Felipe Massa ended free practice one just 0.078s off the Red Bull’s pace, but the gap increased … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Free Practice
Tagged 2013, Albert Park, Australian GP, best sector times, Caterham, Daniel Ricciardo, Esteban Gutiérrez, F1, Felipe Massa, Ferrari, Force India, Formula 1, Formula One, FP1, FP2, free practice, Giedo van der Garde, ideal lap time FP1, ideal lap time FP2, Jean-Eric Vergne, laps, Lewis Hamilton, Lotus, Mark Webber, Marussia, McLaren, Melbourne, Mercedes, Nico Rosberg, Paul di Resta, Red Bull, Sauber, Sebastian Vettel, speed-trap, time, Toro Rosso, Valtteri Bottas, Williams
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Do we expect too much? F1′s love affair with social media
When I joined Twitter back at the start of 2009, one of the first accounts I followed was McLaren’s @thefifthdriver, very much the ‘original F1 tweeters’. Now, all eleven Formula One teams have some sort of a presence on social … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Blog
Tagged behind the scenes, competitions, F1, Facebook, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Formula 1, Formula One, Google+, insights, Instagram, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Lotus, McLaren, photographs, Q&A, Red Bull, Sauber, Sebastian Vettel, social media, thefifthdriver, Toro Rosso, Twitter, Youtube
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Kimi Räikkönen: Advert Man
For a man who notoriously doesn’t say a lot in interviews, and is known for his matter-of-fact responses and no frills approach, Kimi Räikkönen has appeared in numerous adverts and promotional videos during his time as a Formula One driver. The … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Blog
Tagged #IcemanRenault, #whatwillkimidonext, advertisements, adverts, Clear, F1, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Fiat, Formula 1, Formula One, Head & Shoulders, Iceman, Jenson Button, Johnnie Walker, Kimi Raikkonen, Lotus, McLaren, Michael Schumacher, music video, promos, rally, Renault Megane, Rexona, Sebastian Vettel, What will Kimi do next
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