Japanese GP: a reminder of motor racing’s dangers
Muted celebrations on the victory podium at Suzuka said everything about a win for Lewis Hamilton being overshadowed by a serious accident involving Jules Bianchi… Read more →
Muted celebrations on the victory podium at Suzuka said everything about a win for Lewis Hamilton being overshadowed by a serious accident involving Jules Bianchi… Read more →
With the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka this weekend we thought we’d take a look back at one of the most exciting moments in modern… Read more →
With the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka this weekend we thought we’d take a look back at one of the most exciting moments in modern… Read more →
Every driver will be looking to impress at the final races of 2011.
Now that the Brazilian Grand Prix has wrapped up, CARtoday.com editor Mike Fourie reviews some of the highs and lows of the F1 season… Please add your two cents’ worth!
Although Fernando Alonso was criticised for making negative comments about his team after the Chinese Grand Prix, he turned in a polished performance at Suzuka.
Renault’s Fernando Alonso claimed a fortuitous victory in the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday after Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari engine failed while the German was leading the race.
Michael Schumacher notched up his 85th Grand Prix win and broke the late Ayrton Senna’s record for the number of pole positions at the San Marino Grand Prix. But history will also record that Ferrari’s seven-time world champion beat Fernando Alonso on Sunday because Renault contrived to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Giancarlo Fisichella emerged from the shadow of his team-mate, world champion Fernando Alonso, to win the Malaysian Grand Prix from pole position and secure a stunning one-two for Renault.
McLaren-Mercedes dominated Friday’s practice sessions for the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, claiming an early psychological advantage in its finely-balanced constructors’ championship battle with Renault.