Motorsport Memories 2009 calendar: Powered By Turbo. The Professor who smoked the competition. Alain Prost won 35 Grands Prix in the turbo era, starting with his maiden win on home soil at Dijon-Prenois in 1981 driving a Renault. He captured two titles in 1985 & ’86 with McLaren and TAG-Porsche. He also won the final race of […]
Tired Deputy: A Chinese track official takes a break during the Grand Prix weekend. Whether it was a boring race or the sight of most expensive capitalist tools is not known, what is known is Shanghai International circuit is the most expensive racing facility ever built. The Tilke-drome is located on reclaimed marsh lands. […]
PODCAST 309 ready to go. The Long March: Bernie Ecclestone’s Eastern drive has brought the epitome of capital enterprise to the land of Mao. Last year, racing revolutionary Lewis Hamilton had a chance to change the face of motor racing by becoming the first rookie world champion. After dominating the opening stages of the […]
Podcast # 308 is here. Trophy Drive: Fernando Alonso is hombre of the Orient. The Spaniard was the surprise winner in Singapore, and on Sunday surprised a few by his cool and calculating win in the Japanese Grand Prix at Mt. Fuji circuit. More amazingly, the 10-points he earned have put him fourth on the […]
Red Hot Ferrari Pepper: The Tifosis are gathering this weekend at the Japanese Grand Prix on the Tilke-treated Mt. Fuji circuit. Their jockey, Felipe Massa, fell 7 points behind the McLaren maverick Lewis Hamilton under bright lights of Singapore. His Woking based British team has also taken lead in the constructor’s championship over the […]
Seven-Up: Lewis Hamilton, The Stevenage Speedster, is poised to become the youngest world champion in the history of Formula 1 racing. His podium finish in third place in Singapore has given him seven point advantage over Felipe Massa, the Brazilian driver led the race from pole position but failed to score any points after a […]