All Posts Tagged With: "David Coulthard"
Helmet-Cam: Formula One From A Driver’s Perspective
Ferrari have been playing around with cameras recently, and during a recent test session at the Jerez circuit in Spain, they hooked one up to the helmet of Felipe Massa and sent the Brazilian out on the track for an installation lap. The camera doesn’t show much of the circuit as it seemed to point [...]
Is Playing The Weighting Game Sending Out The Wrong Message?
With the additional weight of the KERS device this season, many teams and drivers are looking at ways to reduce the impact other parts have in an effort to recoup some of the performance lost by making the car heavier. One area some drivers are considering is their own weight, and talk of dieting has [...]
BBC Confirm David Coulthard & Eddie Jordan For 2009
The BBC today announced that both David Coulthard and Eddie Jordan would be a part of their 2009 broadcast team, adding to the already signed and confirmed Martin Brundle. The news ends speculation about the make-up of the team and has generally been welcomed by fans of the sport in the United Kingdom. Also confirmed [...]
David Coulthard Retires From Formula One
David Coulthard’s Brazilian Grand Prix came to an early end when the Scot tangled with Nico Rosberg and Kazuki Nakajima as the field went through the first corner on the first lap of the race. It appeared as though Rosberg just caught Coulthard, sending the Red Bull driver into spin. Unfortunately, Nakajima was on the [...]
Brazil 2008: Special Helmets & Liveries
The final race of the season has brought about many special helmet designs and car liveries, each designed to commemorate how important the race is to the drivers and teams. Being the final race of the year, the championships will be decided and for some, it may be the last time they drive a Formula [...]
David Coulthard: Helmet-Cam At Interlagos
A lap of Interlagos with Coulthard and helmet-cam.
The Search For David Coulthard
The Search For David Coulthard.
Singapore 2008: Pit Lane Tumbles & Wurz’s Temporary Role
During the Singapore Grand Prix, a number of teams made a mess of their pitstops and we saw a few mechanics fall to the ground as the cars sped away before they should have done. Most notable among the incidents was Felipe Massa, who was given the green light even though the fuel-rigger hadn’t released [...]
