Johnny Herbert spoke with 422race.com recently about his role as the driver steward at the first Formula One race of the season in Australia, and his thoughts about the various penalties handed out in Melbourne. Speaking about Sauber’s disqualification after the race, Herbert said: “This year it was good. There were not so many problems [...]
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Johnny Herbert Interview04/04/2011 – 20:35
HOT AND HUMID: PIRELLI FACES CHALLENGING CONDITIONS04/04/2011 – 13:00
Following a successful debut in Australia, characterised by plenty of on-track action and a wide variety of race strategies, Pirelli heads to the Malaysian Grand Prix next weekend with a completely different type of challenge. The Sepang circuit
Williams Malaysian GP Preview04/04/2011 – 11:35
Sam Michael, Technical Director “Sepang is dominated by two high-speed corner combinations as well a number of slow-speed corners. There are three long straights at Sepang so set-up is geared towards those high speed sections as efficiency is w
TEAM LOTUS MALAYSIAN GP PREVIEW 201104/04/2011 – 11:20
Tony Fernandes, Team Principal “Team Lotus returns home and we are all excited about the race ahead. There will be three teams here with links to Malaysia but only one team that has Malaysian blood running deep in its veins, with Malaysian staff
Red Bull Racing Malaysia and China Previews04/04/2011 – 11:05
Sebastian Vettel “Malaysia is the first real track we go to, as Australia is a semi-street circuit. It’s hot and rains everyday, but the question is when and how much? It will be a tricky one. Circuit-wise you’ve got everything in there: Turn
Young British driver joins AirAsia Lotus Driver Development02/04/2011 – 17:52
Formula Ford graduate Matthew Parry has been invited to join the AirAsia Team Lotus Driver Development Program ahead of his first season of car racing. The 17-year old will be the only British driver on the scheme, set up by the Anglo/Malaysian F
MERCEDES GP: MALAYSIAN GP PREVIEW01/04/2011 – 21:45
The 2011 F1 PETRONAS Malaysia Grand Prix will be the 13th edition of the race since 1999, with the 2011 race marking the third time that the race has been scheduled for a late afternoon start. The Sepang circuit has one of the lowest Safety Car p
Virgin Racing: Malaysian GP Preview01/04/2011 – 21:30
John Booth Team Principal and Director of Racing “This round of long-haul races means there are few developments we can bring to the car until the next significant upgrade for Turkey. Our focus for now is on gathering as much data as possible
McLaren: Malaysian GP Preview01/04/2011 – 21:15
Lewis Hamilton “Sepang is a circuit I really love. It’s big, fast and wide with some really demanding high-speed corners where you can find a lot of time if you’re really able to get the car working to its full extent. “After the pace
Sauber Malaysian GP Preview01/04/2011 – 12:25
After what was a powerful but in the end disappointing start to the season in Australia, the Sauber F1 Team wants to score its first championship points at the Malaysian Grand Prix, which will be held from 8th to 10th April in Sepang. At the opening
Raikkonen to race in NASCAR?01/04/2011 – 11:45
2007 Formula One World Champion and now WRC driver, Kimi Raikkonen is reported by ESPNF1 as apparently saying he is “looking forward to becoming more familiar with the world of NASCAR” “I know that it’s a very tough and open series, but it will b
F1.co.uk Review: Official F1™ 2011 Live Timing & Track Positioning App31/03/2011 – 15:49
With the new season getting under way in Melbourne last weekend, it was obviously the perfect time for us (F1.co.uk) to try out the latest addition of the award winning F1 timing app from Soft Pauer, the Official F1™ 2011 Live Timing & Track P
Tony Fernandes Receives CBE31/03/2011 – 13:54
Team Lotus boss Tony Fernandes was in London today to receive the Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) award from Her Majesty The Queen. Fernandes receives the prestigious award for his “services to promote commercial and educationa
HRT admit financial problems31/03/2011 – 13:15
HRT boss, Jose Ramon Carabante has admitted that the Spanish team’s failure to qualify under the 107% rule for the 2011 season opener in Australia last weekend was due to financial problems. With ESPNF1 quoting that Carabante insists that: “If we ha
Button: McLaren closer to Red Bull than this time last year30/03/2011 – 19:00
Jenson Button believes McLaren is closer to Red Bull’s race pace this year than it was at the start of the 2010 season. The 2009 World Champion was speaking to his official website after the first race of the season in Australia when he made the
Hamilton: Alonso is my Alain Prost29/03/2011 – 20:40
Even though it was the current world champion, Sebastian Vettel setting the pace as the driver to beat once again this season, after winning the Australian GP on Sunday. Hamilton has said he doesn’t see Vettel as his main rival. “I don’t think [V
Vettel Wins in Australia – Race Results29/03/2011 – 01:00
Australian GP – Race Results 1. Sebastian Vettel Red Bull-Renault 1hr 29m 30.259s 2. Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes +22.297s 3. Vitaly Petrov Lotus Renault GP-Renault +30.560s 4. Fernando Alonso Ferrari-Ferra
Sauber excluded from race27/03/2011 – 17:58
After having shown a great performance at the season’s opening race in Melbourne with Sergio Pérez finishing seventh and Kamui Kobayashi coming eighth, the Sauber F1 Team got excluded from the race results with both cars, Sergio Pérez and Kamui
Vitaly Petrov takes his first podium of his F1 career27/03/2011 – 17:30
Lotus Renault GP opened its 2011 account in fine style as Vitaly scored his first podium in just his 20th Formula 1 race. Both Nick and Vitaly adopted two-stop strategies: soft / soft / hard. Nick stopped on laps 15 and 30, while Vitaly made his
Red Bull Quotes from Australian GP27/03/2011 – 15:34
Sebastian Vettel “I’m very pleased, it was a very good weekend and I had a very nice car to sit in this afternoon. It was a good race – towards the end things calmed down a bit. Lewis didn’t push as hard, so we tried to control the last
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