All Posts Tagged With: "Drivers"
Drivers Protest Over Grid Access Refusal For Physiotherapists
When Martin Brundle took to the grid this morning for his inaugural grid-walk of 2010, the former driver warned viewers that there would be very few drivers lurking about. Brundle went on to explain that in a strange decision by the powers-that-be, the physiotherapists who look after the drivers have had their access passes revoked. [...]
Testing Dates Set: Formula One Prepares For 2010
With the ringing in of the new year comes the increased anticipation for the 2010 Formula One season. Although the first race isn’t due to begin until March 12th with Friday Free Practice in Bahrain, testing duties will start at the beginning of February and there are still some announcements due to be made regarding [...]
It’s August, It Must Be Time For The Silly Season!
With the ideas that were being bandied around in the previous post regarding the future of Nico Rosberg, I suddenly realised that the silly season is imminent. Of course, in this day and age of long (and short)-term contracts being announced in advance and drivers being fired mid-season, the silly season doesn’t really have a [...]
Caption Contest: #83
The eighty-third photograph to feature in BlogF1’s caption contest. You know the drill, think of something funny and witty to say and leave it as a comment below. From the 2009 Australian Grand Prix, here we have the annual Formula One class photo, showing each of the drivers taking part at the start of the [...]
The Future Of Formula One – More Data & More Access
The third topic in this mini-series of posts relating to the decisions made by the WMSC yesterday regards the accessibility of drivers and data during a grand prix weekend. Without doubt, the real stars of Formula One are the drivers. They are the dare-devils who control the machines that power them along at speeds close [...]
The Future Looks Bright For Formula One
Although the shadow of financial doom and gloom is cast over Formula One at the current time, I cannot help but feel relatively optimistic for the sport’s future. As with many things in life, motor sport will continue long after the current recession has passed, and already we can see signs of the sport looking [...]
