WILLIAMS RENAULT LEGENDARY PARTNERSHIP REVIVED FOR 2012
Renault Sport F1 and Williams F1 are delighted to announce a long-term chassis-engine partnership. Renault Sport F1, the F1 division of Renault, will supply AT&T Williams with its championship-winning V8 power units for the 2012 and 2013 seasons.
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Ecclestone: Vettel dominance makes F1 'interesting'
It is a statement that will likely cause many to question just where he has left his marbles this time, but this frank and engaging exchange between F1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone and defending world champion Sebastian Vettel is well worth reading...
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Experts predict Vettel to win title by Suzuka
Despite Lewis Hamilton no longer thinking the 2011 title fight is effectively over, not everyone in the F1 paddock agrees with him. Renault’s departing team manager Steve Nielsen told Brazilian O Estado de S.Paulo correspondent Livio Oricchio that he thinks Sebastian Vettel will wrap up his second championship long before the 2011 season has ended.
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Vettel shrugs off doubts to coast to sixth win
Defending Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel won the European Grand Prix here on Sunday to extend his lead in the overall standings with his sixth win in eight races.
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Legendary Motorsport drivers of yesterday and today
In this article we feature Sir Henry Segrave, the first British racing driver to win a Formula 1 race, broke three land speed records as well as the record on water. This article is taken from uniquecarsandparts.com.au.
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Alonso predicts strong Valencia race
Fernando Alonso sees no reason why Ferrari should not be as strong as in the previous two races in this weekend's European Grand Prix.
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Hamilton hogs headlines after Button win
Lewis Hamilton’s latest troubles are attracting more attention than his teammmate’s sensational win in Canada. “Lewis HamilDUMM” (dumm/stupid) read the headline in the German newspaper Bild, after more collisions and controversy in Montreal.
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Button wins Canadian Grand Prix in difficult conditions
Jenson Button, McLaren Mercedes, won a chaotic Canadian Grand Prix that finished over four hours after it started, and which included a red flag and five safety car periods, despite a penalty and two accidents.
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Vettel wins in Monte Carlo
Sebastian Vettel further increased his World Championship advantage by claiming a gutsy victory in a chaotic Monaco Grand Prix that was restarted with only six laps to go following a red flag for a crash involving Vitaly Petrov at the Swimming Pool.
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BREAKING NEWS: Vettel wins drama filled Monaco GP
Germany's Sebastian Vettel continued to stamp his authority on this year's Formula one season by winning the Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo today.
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Vettel claims his fifth pole of the season in Monaco
Sebastian Vettel claims his fifth pole position of the year and his first in Monaco, but his achievement is overshadowed after Sergio Perez crashes heavily.
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Monaco GP - It’s Monte Carlo or Bust
Story Highlights
Ferrari goes to Monaco without Aldo Costa
Red Bull changes pit stop procedures
No qualifying tyre-saving tactics expected
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Rivals eye Red Bull defeat in Monaco
Sunday’s was the best drive in the meteoric career of Sebastian Vettel.
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Vettel wins again in Spain
Sebastian Vettel resisted huge pressure from Lewis Hamilton to take his fourth victory of the year in the Spanish Grand Prix.
Jenson Button bucked the four-stop trend and made a three-stop strategy work to take third, while polesitter Mark Webber ended up back in fourth and Fernando Alonso slumped to a lapped fifth after gloriously leading the first two stints of the race.
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Webber secures pole in Spain, Vettel second
Webber claimed his first pole position since last year's Belgian Grand Prix in qualifying in Spain. The Australian beat his Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel to the top spot as the duo mounted an intra-team battle nearly a second clear of all their rivals.
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Ecclestone: F1 teams 'should be happy with what they've got'
F1 commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone has characteristically dismissed Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo's latest 'breakaway' threat - as well as teams' chances of receiving a greater slice of the sport's financial pie...
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Spain will be 'key test' for new rules
This weekend's Spanish Grand Prix will be the litmus test for Formula 1's 2011 regulations, reckons Williams technical director Sam Michael, with the Circuit de Catalunya posing the toughest challenge yet for moveable wings and Pirelli's tyre plans.
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Great Motorsport Drivers of Yesterday and Today
He became a legend in his own time. One of the great British racing drivers. He never won a F1 Championship, but helped Mike Hawthorne win even after he bested Hawthorne 4-1 in wins. He was with Fangio (we'll get to him don't worry) in a Mercedes in the 1955 24 hour Le Mans when that terrible accident happened killing 78 people and led to Mercedes' withdrawal from all motorsport. Sir Stirling Moss was to British racing what Mario Andretti was to the Americans.
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That man Vettel again and sooo easy!
Sebastian Vettel left the excitement in his wake as he took an untroubled third victory from four races in the Turkish Grand Prix.
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Vettel takes pole for Turkish Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel has become the first driver for five years to secure five successive pole positions.
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