In an incident filled Canadian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton, finally, scored his first Grand Prix victory. Followed by Nick Heidfeld of BMW and Alex Wurz for Williams completing the podium finishers. Followed by Heikki Kovalainan of Renault, Kimi Raikkonen for Ferrari and Takuma Sato for Super Aguri. Then came Fernando Alonso for McLaren and Ralf Schumacher for Toyota completing the top 8 finishers.
The biggest incident was the big crash of Robert Kubica. Thankfully as per the last reports he has just a broken leg and is in stable condition. More details report to follow later.
June 10, 2007 
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Need I say more about the whole so-called controversy ? As I wrote yesterday there really was no need for any FIA investigation in the whole matter, but the matter was anyway taken upon by FIA primarily because of the media *attention* McLaren & Ron Dennis got. Read the rest of this entry »
May 30, 2007 No Comments »
Even before Fernando Alonso could take the cork off from his champaign bottle for winning the Monaco Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton vented out his anger & frustration regarding the team order to “take it easy” in the last few laps of the Grand Prix. And this started a possible controversy that is being investigated by FIA regarding team orders, not to forget the flank McLaren and Ron Dennis received from British Media. Read the rest of this entry »
May 29, 2007 5 Comments »
A month passed by since my last post on the blog and I am sorry for that. But due to personal emergency I was away from the interweb and my machine for past whole month [I was not able to watch Spanish GP].
Now I’m back and catching up all the action that had happened, so come tomorrow theF-1Blog will be back in action.
May 22, 2007 2 Comments »
When we last wrote that the proposed Indian Grand Prix will possibly be held on the streets of New Delhi, it was still a possibility. But as per the latest reports, the F1 track architect Hermann Tilke is currently in New Delhi and he is, said to be, finalizing the proposed track for the street race, thus adding more substance in our belief of watching an Indian Grand Prix in a near future. Read the rest of this entry »
April 23, 2007 1 Comment »
Due to excessive work pressure, I was not able to follow up my Malaysian GP Preview with the Race Summary, and now it’s too late to do that. Therefor I decided to let the images do all the talking this time and spare the readers the agony to read what I write. Enjoy the images … Read the rest of this entry »
April 10, 2007 No Comments »
After wait of 3 long weeks, the Formula 1 race weekend is finally here for the Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix. Though nothing of much interest has happened during these 3 weeks, except the great Kimi-dilemma and 3 day testing session where all teams, except Spyker, participated. Read the rest of this entry »
April 5, 2007 1 Comment »
The FIA has came out with lots of changes for 2008 season. Of all the changes that is high profile is banning of Traction Control from next year. Which means, next year the top speed of cars will definitely come down and there would be more spectacular sights at cornering. Read the rest of this entry »
March 30, 2007 1 Comment »
As we wrote earlier, the Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya is hell-bent on bringing Formula 1 to India and our good ol’ Bernie is also very much interested in Indian Grand Prix. While earlier there were talks of building of a new circuit [which is not yet abandoned completely], now there are talks of having a street-race in the Indian capital, New Delhi. Read the rest of this entry »
March 28, 2007 4 Comments »
Mario Theissen will be keeping an eye on Kimi Räikkönen as the Finn’s career at Ferrari races on … “A driver who wins fits with BMW,” team principal Theissen, when asked about Räikkönen. “I have not worked with him personally, but I know the opinions about him. “He always drives consistently for very competent teams, and perhaps like no other driver he can also cope with a car that is not perfect.”
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March 24, 2007 1 Comment »
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