F1weekly podcast # 427

Podcast number 427 Will Felipe Massa  wave goodbye to Ferrari to make room for Kubica or Vettel? Lotus to now focus on their 2011 contender powered by Renault perhaps. Motorsports Mondial this week features an interview with GP3 winner Alexander Rossi. Moment in Monaco GP History Monaco Grand Prix has been on the calendar since […]

Motorsports Mondial

Renault F1 willing to supply more teams in 2011 with Williams and Lotus lining up. Remi Taffin: “We don’t know which teams we will be supplying next year, We certainly have got the capacity to supply more than the two teams we have been doing this year, it’s not a big problem for us. Obviously […]

F1weekly podcast # 425

Prismacolor on archival Canson stock, 12″x 9″ © Paul Chenard 2009 The Grand Prix de Monaco was the inaugural race of the 1961 season, which introduced new 1.5 litre engine rule. Most teams, except for the Scuderia Ferrari team, were ill-prepared for the new season. Sir Stirling Moss was racing a 1960 Lotus 18 F1 […]

Motorsports Mondial

Alexander Rossi dominates in Barcelona. The American driver kept his head and made the perfect start from pole position disappearing into the distance and leading home Lucas Foresti and teammate Esteban Gutierrez. Having qualified a lowly 28th on Saturday Rossi had powered his way through the field in Race 1 finishing in the coveted eighth […]

F1weekly podcast # 424

Podcast number 424 the Spanish GP recap with Clark and Steve. What’s happened to Felipe Massa and his problem with the hard tyres. “Definitely I am not happy because the whole winter in tests I was 110 per cent happy with the car and the way I drove,” said Massa after the Spanish Grand Prix, […]

Motorsports Mondial

  Vettel on top of the time sheets in final practice. Ferrari remove the controversial bar code from the F10. Sebastien Vettel:”I am trying to show everyone how strong we are, and let’s see how we do. For this race it is the same for everyone – you try to bring new parts and try to […]