As reported on homeofsport Referring to Ferrari, which is yet to announce officially that its technical director is planning a ‘sabbatical’ or retirement, he said: “It will be a different team without Michael Schumacher and Ross Brawn.” Ecclestone also may have spoiled Ron Dennis’ schedule for the announcement of a teammate for 2007 McLaren driver [...]
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Bernie gives hints about Brawn, Hamilton
Posted: October 19, 2006 by Neeraj in Bernie Ecclestone, Drivers, Ferrari, FIA, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes, Michael Schumacher, Ross Brawn, Teams, Technical DirectorBad news is no star to replace Michael
Posted: October 14, 2006 by Neeraj in Bernie Ecclestone, Drivers, Ferrari, FIA, Formula-One, Michael Schumacher, TeamsAs reported on TheStar.com The reason why Bernie Ecclestone and other members of the Formula One establishment keep saying they don’t think Michael Schumacher is really serious about retiring is because if Michael goes, they know the World Championship Grand Prix circuit will just about be devoid of star power. It is one interesting article [...]
McLaren hint at Hamilton bow
Posted: October 10, 2006 by Neeraj in Bernie Ecclestone, Drivers, FIA, Interlagos, Lewis Hamilton, RaceTracks, Ron Dennis, Team ChiefAs reported on M&C Sport Lewis Hamilton, the highly-rated young British driver, could be set to make his competitive bow in Formula One after his McLaren team revealed they were considering handing him a race seat for the season’s final grand prix in Brazil. “Whether anything comes out of that to change our current thinking [...]
Bernie tells McLaren to sign Hamilton
Posted: October 5, 2006 by Neeraj in Bernie Ecclestone, Drivers, Fernando Alonso, FIA, Formula-One, Lewis Hamilton, McLaren Mercedes, Ron Dennis, Sir Frank Williams, Team Chief, TeamsAs reported on homeofsport F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has joined Sir Frank Williams in urging McLaren to sign Lewis Hamilton to be Fernando Alonso’s teammate next year. “We need more fresh faces, Ron Dennis really should sign him up.” Now that the Supremo has spoken, I’ll say there is good chances of Hamilton driving for [...]
More transparency in F1
Posted: September 27, 2006 by Neeraj in Bernie Ecclestone, Controversies, Drivers, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, FIA, Flavio Briatore, Formula-One, Jean Todt, Max Mosely, McLaren Mercedes, Michael Schumacher, Monaco, Monza, RaceTracks, Renault, Stewards, Team Chief, TeamsWe have been very keenly following the comments on two posts, Alonso’s keen to spoil Schu’s retirement party and Poll: In Monaco qualifying, did Schumi stopped deliberately ?. And there are allegations and cross-allegations flying every where. The point that we saw in all the controversies was that there was no details available from FIA [...]
Fans say new rules have improved F1
Posted: September 26, 2006 by Neeraj in FIA, Formula-One, Polls, Qualifiers, Survey, TyresAs reported on autosport.com Formula One fans think the sport is more exciting this year thanks to the return of tyre changes and the revised qualifying format. That is the result of the latest FIA/AMD Formula One Survey, which was published this morning. The survey was completed by 91,000 fans from 180 countries An overwhelming [...]
As reported on autosport.com South Korea has reached an agreement with Formula One Management to host a Grand Prix from 2010, autosport.com can reveal. The Korea Auto Valley Operation (KAVO) – a joint-venture between the Jeollanam-do province government and official F1 promoter company M-Bridge Holdings – will hold the signing ceremony in ten days in [...]
FIA: no action over Briatore remarks
Posted: September 21, 2006 by Neeraj in Drivers, Fernando Alonso, FIA, Flavio Briatore, Formula-One, Max Mosely, Monza, RaceTracks, Renault, Team Chief, TeamsAs reported on autosport.com The FIA has decided that there is no need to take action against Flavio Briatore over the controversial comments he made after the Italian Grand Prix, autosport.com has learned that following a statement issued by Briatore claiming that his comments had been said as a joke, and then an interview he [...]
Bridgestone working on more excitement in F1
Posted: September 20, 2006 by Neeraj in Bridgestone, FIA, Formula-One, TyresAs reported on F1Racing.net Bridgestone is currently going through various proposals with the FIA to keep the tyres as an interesting factor in the sport. One of the options could be to bring in a special tyre that teams could pick during the race and would only make the car go faster for a specific [...]