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Formula 1

  • Not bad for a No2 driver, says Webber after Silverstone win

    July 11, 2010

    MARK WEBBER swept to his third victory of the season at the British Grand Prix yesterday – and celebrated with a dig at his team. The Australian was furious after Red Bull chiefs removed a new front wing and handed it to team-mate Sebastian Vettel ahead of qualifying after it broke in practice on Friday. [...]

  • Hamilton and Button calm talk of simmering rivalry

    July 6, 2010

    MCLAREN team-mates and world championship rivals Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button have laughed off suggestions their rivalry is about to erupt at this weekend’s British Grand Prix. The English pair go into Sunday’s race at Silverstone locked in a fierce battle for the title, with Hamilton top of the standings and Button second. Former champion [...]

  • Hamilton and Button tension could boil over, warns Hill

    July 5, 2010

    THE friendly rivalry between McLaren team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button could “boil over” at this weekend’s British Grand Prix, according to Damon Hill. Hamilton and Button stand first and second in the drivers’ championship with two wins apiece and will be desperate for victory in front of their home crowd at Silverstone. And Hill, [...]

  • Mercedes perform U-turn over appeal against Schumacher’s Monaco penalty

    May 18, 2010

    MERCEDES yesterday went back on their decision to appeal the 20-second penalty imposed against Michael Schumacher following Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix. The seven-time champion was relegated from sixth to 12th – and out of the points positions – after his overtaking manoeuvre on Fernando Alonso on the final corner of the final lap was deemed [...]

  • Front of the grid in Hamilton’s sights as McLaren eye improvement in Spain

    May 5, 2010

    FORMER world champion Lewis Hamilton is desperate to end his poor qualifying form when Formula One returns to Europe this week at the Spanish Grand Prix. The Briton has shown flashes of brilliances in the four races so far this season, and may feel unlucky to trail leader Jenson Button, his McLaren colleague, by 11 [...]

  • Slick Button hails ‘best ever’ victory in McLaren one-two

    April 18, 2010

    JENSON BUTTON hailed his victory in the Chinese Grand Prix as his best in Formula 1 after leading home fellow Brit Lewis Hamilton in a McLaren one-two in Shanghai. Button started fifth on the grid but stole a yard on his rivals with a brave tyre call on his way to a second victory of [...]

  • Alonso taken aback by his flying start

    March 31, 2010

    COMBINING a two-time world champion with the most famous team in motor racing was always going to be a potent mix, but Fernando Alonso insists he is surprised by just how well he has begun life at Ferrari. The Spaniard leads the drivers’ standings after two races – a win in Bahrain followed by fourth [...]

  • Button down on Sepang bid

    March 30, 2010

    WORLD champion Jenson Button, fresh from a superb triumph at the Australian Grand Prix, has moved to dampen expectations ahead of this weekend’s race in Malaysia. The Englishman’s cunning early switch to slick tyres saw him sweep to a first victory of the season at Albert Park on Sunday. It also lifted Button to third [...]

  • Wily Button sews up Melbourne triumph

    March 28, 2010

    WORLD champion Jenson Button admitted his shock after recording his first victory with new team McLaren at an incident-filled Australian Grand Prix. Button outfoxed his rivals by changing to dry-weather tyres early in the race and reaped the rewards to claim his maiden win of the 2010 season. He was also aided by pole-sitter Sebastian [...]

  • Refuelling ban won’t make Formula 1 dull, says track legend Schumacher

    March 25, 2010

    SEVEN-TIME world champion Michael Schumacher has hit back at claims that the ban on refuelling has made Formula 1 boring. The season-opening race in Bahrain a fortnight ago was criticised for a lack of overtaking, with the new rule changes shouldering much of the blame. But Mercedes driver Schumacher, who has returned to the track [...]

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