2010

Virgin Racing will be looking to clear a mental roadblock by crossing the finish line and taking the chequered flag for the first time this Sunday at the Malaysian Grand Prix. However, that being the goal it will be much […]

The racing weekend at Melbourne, Australia was full topsy-turvy till the very end. Robert Kubica finished second for Renault, while Alonso successfully fended off strong challenge for 4th position by Lewis Hamilton with some help from Mark Webber. 09 Champion

After a decent show in the opening round of the season at the Bahrain International Circuit, Force India was ever determined to make its grade into points in Melbourne’s Albert Park. The practice sessions again were impressive and Vijay Mallya’s

Sebastian Vettel’s career seems to be following that of Kimi Raikkonen. Both entered Formula 1 relatively early, with very little racing experience. Both started with back marker teams and shifted to a front running team in only their second year.

In only his second race for McLaren, Jenson Button claimed victory in Australia. Championship points aside, this is more of a psychological victory for Jenson. He has justified his world title to his fans, his move from Brawn to his

Virgin Racing’s duck at the F1 circuits continued as their season seems to have hit another roadblock. Other than their torrid time with the running of the cars and their inability to complete the race; another revelation has come to

Felipe Massa has certainly made a strong start to the 2010 F1 season. The Australian Grand Prix saw him finish on the podium yet again. This has been the best result that Felipe Massa has had Down Under and is