Why did Ferrari run a double-wing at Long Beach in 1982?
Formula 1 at the highest level is a mix of 'Cold-War-meets-Tom & Jerry' as teams and their bright engineers try and eke every inch of performa... Read More...
Red Mist: What are those Dutchmen smoking at Zandvoort?
Woke up this morning and rubbed the gunk out of my eyes as I always do, reached for the iPhone, logged into GP247 and soon read the Reuters story ... Read More...
Matthias Lauda: Hard to believe he is no longer around me
The passing of Formula 1 icon Niki Lauda is still hard to fathom for family members, particularly his son Mathias who wakes every morning still co... Read More...
The mental side of F1 – how do drivers cope?
There’s no doubt that Formula 1 racing is a hugely demanding sport.... not only are drivers expected to produce results on a regular basis, but th... Read More...
Flashback: When Formula 1 lost big on a Las Vegas gamble
Formula 1 guru Michele Lupini considers the problems afflicting the prospect of a Miami Grand Prix and compares the shenanigans to the time Formul... Read More...
Forgotten Legends: A wing and a prayer
Formula 1 stood on the threshold of an incredible decade in 1968. With rear-engined cars already the norm it was also a sad time as the world mour... Read More...
Lauda’s 1975 Ferrari could fetch $8-million this weekend
Niki Lauda's Ferrari 312T he used as part of his arsenal to capture the 1975 Formula 1 World Championship title is up for auction this weekend in ... Read More...